SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

NonStop NET/MASTER Trap Subagent
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The EMS Trap MIB
trapContentStandard
1.3.6.1.4.1.169.3.12.3)
not-accessible
DisplayString (SIZE
(1..24))
An indication of
whether the event is a
standard event and, if
so, what type of
standard event.
Programmers are
encouraged to use
standard events to
improve the
consistency among
messages in certain
categories and to
promote system
management
automation.
One of these values:
not-specified (Event is
not a standard event.)
transient-fault (An error
has been corrected
automatically.)
object-unavailable (An
object or the services it
depends on are not
supplying the service
they were designed to
provide.)
object-available (An
object and all services it
depends on are
supplying the service
they were designed to
provide.)
other-state-change (An
object needs an operator
to change or notice its
state.)
attention-needed (An
application cannot
continue until an operator
takes some action.)
attention-completed (An
action described by an
earlier event having the
value attention-needed
has been completed.)
usage-threshold (The
usage level of an object
or resource exceeds the
configured level.)
unknown (Returned for
any event not associated
with the preceding
values.)
The value of
trapContentStandard
corresponds to
ZEMS-TKN-
CONTENT-
STANDARD token
values as follows:
not-specified (ZEMS-
VAL-NULL)
transient-fault
(ZEMS-VAL-
TRANSIENT-
FAULT)
object-unavailable
(ZEMS-VAL-
OBJECT-
UNAVAILABLE)
object-available
(ZEMS-VAL-
OBJECT-
AVAILABLE)
other-state-change
(ZEMS-VAL-
OTHER-STATE-
CHANGE)
attention-needed
(ZEMS-VAL- ATTN-
NEEDED)
attention-completed
(ZEMS-VAL- ATTN-
COMPLETED)
usage-threshold
(ZEMS-VAL-
USAGE-
THRESHOLD)
Table 10-1. Objects in the EMS Trap MIB (page 2 of 4)
Object and Attributes Definition Format of Value Derivation of Value