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1.6.10.2 Standard traps

Only the standard

ColdStart TRAP

is supported.

Note:

Standard

ColdStart TRAP

can be sent only in SNMPv1 format. It is therefore necessary that the

snmpd.cnf

file is correcty configured to generate this trap using the SNMPv1 protocol.

ICMP

O

UT

S

RC

Q

UENCHS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

R

EDIRECTS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

E

CHOS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

E

CHO

R

EPS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

T

IMESTAMPS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

T

IMESTAMP

R

EPS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

A

DDR

M

ASKS

Read-Only

ICMP

O

UT

A

DDR

M

ASK

R

EPS

Read-Only

TCP

R

TO

A

LGORITHM

Read-Only

TCP

R

TO

M

IN

Read-Only

TCP

R

TO

M

AX

TCP

M

AX

C

ONN

TCP

A

CTIVE

O

PENS

TCP

P

ASSIVE

O

PENS

TCP

A

TTEMPT

F

AILS

TCP

E

STAB

R

ESETS

TCP

C

URR

E

STAB

TCP

I

N

S

EGS

TCP

O

UT

S

EGS

TCP

R

ETRANS

S

EGS

TCP

C

ONN

S

TATE

Read-Write

Read-Only

OID

RFC1213

Implementation

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1.6.10.3 Enterprise (private) MIB

The gateway implements private objects in order to give access to specific unit configuration parameters that

are not mapped in any standard MIB.

All the private MIB objects are located under the following OID:

enterprise.207.8.44

.

The following private objects are available starting from software release 2-0-0:

sysInfo group

This group collects generic information about the unit

sysUsers group

This group collects the list of the users defined in the system and the login/password for each user.

sysAdmin group

This group collects basic objects used to force a unit restart, configuration saving, power status (only on AT-

RG656 models) and a special object (sysAdminCLIEntry) that acts like a shell where is possible send CLI-like

commands.

OID

Max-Access

Description

SYS

V

ENDOR

Read-Only

The vendor company name

SYS

URL

Read-Only

The vendor company URL

SYS

MAC

Read-Only

The unit MAC address

SYS

H

ARDWARE

Read-Only

The unit Hardware version

SYS

S

OFTWARE

Read-Only

The unit Software version

OID

Max-Access

Description

SYS

U

SER

N

AMER

Read-Only

The user name/login

SYS

U

SER

C

ONFIG

Read-Write

The user may configure

SYS

U

SER

A

CCESS

Read-Write

The user may configure

SYS

U

SER

C

OMMENT

Read-Write

Additional comment associated with this user

SYS

U

SER

P

ASSWORD

Read-Write

The user password

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1.6.10.3.1 Private traps

The following private (enterprise specific) traps are generated:

OID

Max-Access

Description

SYS

R

ESTART

Read-Write

If set to 1 (true), this object force a

system restart. The value returned by

get requests is always 2 (false)

SYS

C

ONFIG

S

AVE

Read-Write

If set to 1 (true) this object force a

system configuration save. The value

returned by get requests is always 2

(false)

SYS

P

OWER

B

ACKUP

S

YSTEM

Read-Only

The object returns the value 1 if the

backup battery system is present oth-

erwise it returns a value of 2.

SYS

P

OWER

B

ACKUP

B

ATTERY

S

TATUS

Read-Only

The object returns the value 1 if the

battery is charged otherwise it

returns a value of 3.

SYS

P

OWER

B

ACKUP

P

RIMARY

S

UPPLY

Read-Only

The object returns the value 1 if the

backup battery system is correctly

externally powered, otherwise it

returns a value of 2.

OID

Specific Trap

Code

Description

POWER

B

ACKPUP

B

ATTERY

O

N

1

This trap indicates that the external

backup power supply is disconnected.

POWER

B

ACKPUP

B

ATTERY

M

ISSING

2

This trap indicates that the battery

backup system is disconnected.

POWER

B

ACKPUP

B

ATTERY

L

OW

3

This trap indicates that the battery is

low or missing.

VOIP

M

GCP

P

ROTOCOL

E

NABLE

T

RAP

4

This trap indicates that MGCP proto-

col has been enabled.

VOIP

M

GCP

P

ROTOCOL

D

ISABLE

T

RAP

5

This trap indicates that MGCP proto-

col has been disabled.

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Note:

Private

TRAPs

can only be sent in SNMPv1 format. It is therefore necessary that the

snmpd.cnf

file is

correctly configured to generate this trap using the SNMPv1 protocol.

VOIP

M

GCP

P

ROTOCOL

R

ESTART

T

RAP

6

This trap indicates that MGCP proto-

col has been restarted.

VOIP

M

GCP

E

NDPOINT

P

H

0R

ESTART

T

R

AP

7

This trap indicates that MGCP end-

point #1 has been restarted.

VOIP

M

GCP

E

NDPOINT

P

H

1R

ESTART

T

R

AP

8

This trap indicates that MGCP end-

point #2 has been restarted.

VOIP

M

GCP

E

NDPOINT

P

H

2R

ESTART

T

R

AP

9

This trap indicates that MGCP end-

point #3 has been restarted.

IGMP

S

NOOPING

V

LAN

E

NABLE

T

RAP

10

This trap indicates that igmp snooping

has been enabled on a VLAN. The

VLAN VID is reported inside the vari-

able-binding field.

IGMP

S

NOOPING

V

LAN

D

ISABLE

T

RAP

11

This trap indicates that

igmp snooping

has been disabled on a VLAN. The

VLAN VID is reported inside the vari-

able-binding field.

IGMP

S

NOOPING

G

ROUP

J

OIN

T

RAP

12

This trap indicates that a new multi-

cast group has been joined. The multi-

cast group address is reported inside

the variable-binding field.

IGMP

S

NOOPING

G

ROUP

L

EAVE

T

RAP

13

This trap indicates that a multicast

group has been left. The multicast

group address is reported inside the

variable-binding field.

OID

Specific Trap

Code

Description

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