PDN-TRAPMGR-MIB
Standard SNMP MIB module defining data structures for PDN-TRAPMGR-MIB.
Imported Objects
Objects
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RFC1155-SMIMaximum number of managers allowed in the devTrapMgrTable. This
may vary per device.ro INTEGER .pdn-traps.1 |
devTrapMgrCurrentNumberCurrent number of managers in devTrapMgrTable.ro INTEGER .pdn-traps.2 |
devTrapMgrTableThe trap manager table. SEQUENCE OF DevTrapMgrEntry .pdn-traps.3 |
devTrapMgrEntryAn entry in the trap manager table. DevTrapMgrEntry .pdn-traps.3.1 |
devTrapMgrIpAddressUnique IP address identifying a Trap Manager. An
existing Trap Manager may be deleted by setting
the devTrapMgrIpAddress object to 0.0.0.0 or by
setting the devTrapMgrIpAddress object to a new
address. A new Trap Manager may be added by setting
the devTrapMgrIpAddress object of 0.0.0.0 to the new
address as long as there is still room for another
Trap Manager.rw IpAddress .pdn-traps.3.1.1 |
devTrapMgrDestinationThe ifIndex to be used with the associated IpAddress
when sending traps.rw INTEGER .pdn-traps.3.1.2 |
devTrapMgrCircuitThe circuit used for management when multiple circuits
are allowed over the specified interface (ifIndex). If
the interface allows only one circuit, devTrapMgrCircuit
is set to 0.rw INTEGER .pdn-traps.3.1.3 |
devTrapMgrSubCircuitThe subcircuit used for management when devTrapMgrCircuit
can be further subdivided.rw INTEGER .pdn-traps.3.1.4 |
pdnDevTrapMgrTableThe paradyne's device trap manager table. SEQUENCE OF PdnDevTrapMgrEntry .pdn-traps.4 |
pdnDevTrapMgrEntryAn entry of a trap manager configuration. PdnDevTrapMgrEntry .pdn-traps.4.1 |
pdnDevTrapMgrDestAddressThe IP Address of the destination to which a trap
must be sent.ro IpAddress .pdn-traps.4.1.1 |
pdnDevTrapMgrSubnetMaskThis object is used to specify the subnet maskro IpAddress .pdn-traps.4.1.2 |
pdnDevTrapMgrDestPortThe Port destination used to send the trap.rw INTEGER .pdn-traps.4.1.3 |
pdnDevTrapMgrCommunityNameThis object corresponds to the name of the SNMP Community
that will be used when sending the trap out to this
manager destination.rw DisplayString .pdn-traps.4.1.4 |
pdnDevTrapMgrEnableThis object corresponds to turning traps
on/off for a particular destination.
enable (1) - traps will be sent to the
specified destination.
disable (2)- traps will not be sent to the
specified destination.rw Enumeration .pdn-traps.4.1.5 |
pdnDevTrapMgrRowStatusThis object is used to add/delete rows
to/from the table.rw RowStatus (SNMPv2-TC) .pdn-traps.4.1.6 |
pdnDevConfigTrapsEnableThis objects allows NMS to turn off/on the
generation of Traps in the device.rw SwitchState (PDN-TC) .pdn-traps.5 |
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