SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

Host Resources Subagent
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual—424777-006
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MIB Objects
zhrmThrRAMTrapEnable
1.3.6.1.4.1.169.3.180.2.1.4
read-write
INTEGER {
ramTrapsDisabled(0),
ramTrapsEnabled(1) }
When set to 1
(ramTrapsEnabled) a
trap (zhrmRAM
Threshold) is sent
whenever utilization
of a RAM storage
area reaches or
exceeds
zhrmThrRAMHigh
Value or reaches or
falls below
zhrmThrRAMLow
Value.
One of these
values is
displayed:
ramTraps
Disabled
ramTrapsEnabled
When setting
these values, use
0 or 1.
Refer to “Traps”
later in this
section for a
description of the
trap and its
generation
algorithm.
Initialized to 1
(ramTrapsEnabled) at
startup, but can be
changed from an
SNMP manager.
zhrmThrRAMHighValue
1.3.6.1.4.1.169.3.180.2.1.5
read-write
INTEGER (1..100)
The percent
utilization of a RAM
storage area at or
above which
zhrmThrRAMTable
entries are created
and a trap generated
if zhrmThrRAMTrap
Enable is set to 1.
A value of 1
through 100, 90
by default. A
value of 100
suppresses trap
generation
(regardless of the
value of zhrmThr
RAMTrapEnable)
and zhrmThrRAM
Tableentry
creation.
Set at startup by using
the -h startup
parameter. Can be
changed by setting
the value of this MIB
object.
zhrmThrRAMLowValue
1.3.6.1.4.1.169.3.180.2.1.6
read-write
INTEGER (1..100)
The percent
utilization of a RAM
storage area at or
below which a trap is
generated if
zhrmThrRAMTrap
Enable is set to 1.
A value of 1
through 100, 45
by default. A
value of 0
suppresses trap
generation,
regardless of the
value of
zhrmThrRAMTrap
Enable.
Set at startup by using
the -i startup
parameter. Can be
changed by setting
the value of this MIB
object.
Table 11-13. zhrmThreshold Group Objects Supported by Host Resources
Subagent's MIB (page 2 of 6)
Object and Attributes Definition Format of Value Derivation of Value