SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

TCP/IP Subagent
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State Object/Resource Object Pairs
State Object/Resource Object Pairs
The private TCP/IP Subagent MIB objects that control or indicate the internal
processing state of other objects are referred to as “state objects.” The objects whose
internal processing states are indicated or controlled by state objects are referred to as
“resource objects.”
Table 8-4 lists the resource objects and their associated state objects and state values.
State objects cannot be set to “Connected” and “Disconnected” with a Set request.
They are internally generated states indicating the state of the connection between the
TCP/IP Subagent process and the process represented by the resource object.
“Disabled” and “Enabled” are SNMP Set request-generated states used when resource
objects are being reconfigured.
The meanings of each state is as follows:
Table 8-4. TCP/IP Subagent State Object/Resource Object Pairs
The operational state of
this resource object...
Is indicated or controlled
by this state object...
Which can contain one of the
following states...
ztsaAgentName ztsaAgentState Connected (1)
Disconnected (2)
ztsaBackupCPU
ztsaBackupPIN
ztsaBackupState Connected (1)
Disconnected (2)
Disabled (3)
Enabled (4)
ztsaTcpIpProcess ztsaTcpIpState Connected (1)
Disconnected (2)
Disabled (3)
Enabled (4)
ztsaEmsCollectorName ztsaEmsCollectorState Connected (1)
Disconnected (2)
Disabled (3)
Enabled (4)
Connected The subagent is functioning normally.
Disconnected Subagent function dependent on the process or interface is not
available.
Enabled The subagent will immediately attempt to establish connections
with the process or interface.
Disabled The process or interface has been taken out of service explicitly
by an operator.