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PXM Traps and Alarms Supported
Mandatory Trap Varbinds

Trap-Specific Varbinds

Traps and Alarms

Traps and alarms are sent by the PXM45 card on various actions. Examples of these actions are adding, deleting, or modifying resources and line failures.

Contents of this chapter include

• PXM Traps and Alarms Supported

• Mandatory Trap Varbinds

PXM Traps and Alarms Supported

Table 9-1 describes the various PXM45 traps and alarms.

Note   All mandatory trap varbinds are described inTable 9-2. For a description of each miscellaneous trap varbind, see Table 9-3.

Table 9-1: PXM45 Traps and Alarms

Trap Name	Trap No.	Specific-Varbinds	Description
cwChassisIntegratedAlarm	60001	shelfIntegratedAlarm	Sent when the integrated alarm for the shelf is changed.
cwUserLogin	60002	userName	Sent when a user logs in.
cwUserLogout	60003	userName	Sent when a user logs out.
cwShelfRestart	60004	cefcModuleResetReason	Sent when the shelf is rebooted.
cwNodeNameChange	60006	none	Sent when the node name is modified.
cwIpAddressChange	60007	ipAdEntAddr, ifType	Sent when the IP Address (Ethernet IP, ATM IP) is modified.
cwControllerAdd	60008	cwTrapIndex, cvcConfControllerType, cvcConfControllerLocation	Sent when a VSI Controller is added.
cwControllerDelete	60009	cwTrapIndex, cvcConfControllerType, cvcConfControllerLocation	Sent when a VSI Controller is deleted.
cwChassisTemperature Normal	60026	cwTrapIndex, entSensorThresholdSeverity	Sent when the temperature is back to normal.
cwChassisTemperatureAbove Normal	60027	entSensorThresholdSeverity, cwTrapIndex	Sent when the temperature is above the threshold.
cwChassisDclevelNormal	60028	entSensorThresholdSeverity, cwTrapIndex	Sent when the DC Level is back to normal.
cwChassisDclevelBelow Normal	60029	entSensorThresholdSeverity, cwTrapIndex	Sent when the DC level is below the normal range.
cwChassisPowersupply Normal	60030	entSensorThresholdSeverity, cwTrapIndex	Sent when the power supply is back to normal voltage.
cwChassisPowersupply Failed	60031	entSensorThresholdSeverity,cwTrapIndex	Sent when the power supply is failed.
cwChassisFanrpmNormal	60032	entSensorThresholdSeverity,cwTrapIndex	Sent when the fan rpm is back to normal.
cwChassisFanrpmBelow Normal	60033	entSensorThresholdSeverity,cwTrapIndex	Sent when the fan rpm is below the normal value.
cwModuleInserted	60051	cwTrapIndex	Sent when the Front Module is plugged into a slot. This trap is sent for Processor Module as well as Service Modules.
cwModuleRemoved	60052	cwTrapIndex	Sent when the Front Module is removed from the slot.This trap is sent for Processor Module and service modules.
cwModuleMismatch	60053	cefcModuleOperStatus, cwTrapPhysicalVendorType, cwTrapIndex	Sent when the Front Module is plugged into a slot which was configured with some other module earlier.
cwModuleActive	60055	cwTrapIndex	Sent when a module becomes active. This may be a due to switch over or a failed card becomes active.
cwModuleStandby	60056	cwTrapIndex	Sent when a module becomes standby due to switch over.
cwModuleFailed	60057	cefcModuleOperStatus, cwTrapIndex	Sent when a module goes to a failed state.
cwLineModuleInserted	60058	cwTrapPhysicalVendorType, cwTrapLineModuleNumber, cwTrapIndex	Sent when a line module (back card ) is inserted.
cwLineModuleRemoved	60059	cwTrapPhysicalVendorType, cwTrapIndex	Sent when a line module (back card ) is removed.
cwLineModuleMismatch	60060	cefcModuleOperStatus, cwTrapPhysicalVendorType, cwTrapLineModuleNumber, cwTrapIndex	Sent when a incompatible line module (back card) is inserted into the front module or inserted line module is not same as the one configured earlier.
cwCoreCardSwitch	60078	cwTrapSlotNumber, cwTrapIndex	Sent when there is a switch over for core card set.
cwRedundancyAdd	60079	cwTrapSlotNumber	Sent when a redundancy is added for a module pair
cwRedundancyDelete	60080	cwTrapSlotNumber	Sent when a module pair is deleted from the redundancy configuration.
cwRedundancyActivate	60081	cwTrapSlotNumber	Sent when a secondary module becomes active. This is due to switch over.
cwRedundancyRevert	60082	cwTrapSlotNumber	Sent when a primary module becomes active.This is due to switch over.
cwBulkFileCreationStarted	60901	cbfDefineMaxFiles	Sent when the bulk file creation is started.
cwBulkFileCreationDone	60902	cbfDefineMaxFiles, cbfDefineFileName , cbfStatusFileCompletionTime	Sent when the bulk file creation is done.
cwBulkFileCreationAborted	60903	cbfDefineMaxFiles, cbfStatusFileState	Sent when the bulk file creation is aborted.
cwBulkNoTaskAvailable	60904	cbfDefineMaxFiles	Sent when the bulk file creation failed due to non availability of task.
cwBulkFileCreationFailed	60905	cbfDefineMaxFiles	Sent when the bulk file creation is failed for reasons other than the non-availability of the task.

Mandatory Trap Varbinds

Table 9-2 lists the trap variables (varbinds) in each trap generated by the switch. Each of these varbinds, in the order given, is available for each trap generated.

Table 9-2: Mandatory Trap Varbinds

Varbind	Data Type	Description
lastSequenceNumber	INTEGER	Contains the sequence number assigned to the trap. This can be used by Network Management System (NMS) applications to implement a Robust Trap Mechanism.
sysName	OctetString	Contains the node name of the switch.
entPhysicalContainedIn	INTEGER(0..2147483647)	Contains the chassis number into which the module is connected.
entPhysicalParentRelPos	INTEGER(-1..2147483647)	Contains the physical slot number to into which the module is connected.
entPhysicalVendorType	ObjectID	Contains the type of module for which the trap is generated.
moduleTrapAlarm Severity	INTEGER ( enumeration)	Contains the alarm severity of the trap.
genericTimeStamp	OctetString(1..30)	Contains the time when the trap is generated.

Trap-Specific Varbinds

Table 9-3 lists the other trap varbinds.

Note   These trap varbinds are not available for all the traps.

Table 9-3: Miscellaneous Trap Varbinds

Varbind	Data Type	Description
ifIndex	Integer32(1..2147483647)	Specifies a unique value, greater than zero, for each interface. It is recommended that values are assigned starting with one.
ifName	OctetString(0..255)	Specifies the textual name of the interface.
shelfIntegratedAlarm	INTEGER	Displays the alarm status of the shelf.
userName	OctetString(1..20)	Displays the username of the person logging in or logging out.
cefcModuleResetReason	INTEGER	Identifies the reason for the last reset performed on the module.
ipAdEntAddr	IpAddress	Specifies the IP address to which this entry's addressing information pertains.
ifType	INTEGER	Indicates the type of interface.
cwTrapIndex	Integer32(0..2147483647)	Contains the value that is indexed to any table
cvcConfControllerType	INTEGER	Identifies the controller type.
cvcConfControllerLocation	Integer32(1..2147483647)	Identifies the location of the controller.
entSensorThresholdSeverity	INTEGER	Indicates the severity of the sensor threshold.
cefcModuleOperStatus	INTEGER	Shows the operational state of the module.
cwTrapPhysicalVendorType	ObjectID	Contains the entPhysicalVendorType value for the physical entity.
cwTrapLineModuleNumber	Integer32(1..4)	Contains the value for the entPhysicalParentRelPos object for line modules.
cwTrapSlotNumber	Integer32(1..64)	Contains the slot number of the module
cbfDefineMaxFiles	Gauge32	Deternes the maximum number of file definitions this system can hold in the cbfDefineFile table. A value of zero indicates no configured limit. Note   This object can be read-only on some systems. If the number is changed, it does not disturb existing entries.
cbfDefineFileName	OctetString(1..255)	Creates the filename. Explicit device or path choices in the value of this object can override cbfDefineFileStorage.
cbfStatusFileState	INTEGER	Defiens the following file states: running—Writes the data to the file. ready—Specifies the file is ready to be read. emptied—Specifies an ephemeral file is successfully consumed. noSpace—Specifies no data is evident due to insufficient file space. badNam—Specifies no data is evident due to a name or path problem. writeErr—Specifies no data is evident due to a fatal file write error. noMem—Specifies no data is evident due to insufficient dynamic memory. buffErr—Specifies the implementation buffer is too small. aborted—Specifies the file state is short and is terminated by operator command. Note   Only the ready state implies that the file is available for transfer. The disposition of files after an error is implemented are specific to the file state.
cbfStatusFileCompletionTime	TimeTicks	Determines the value of sysUpTime when the creation attempt completed. A value of zero indicates not complete. For ephemeral files, this is the time when cbfStatusFileState states emptied. For others, this is the time when the state leaves running.

Posted: Fri Sep 15 12:04:28 PDT 2000
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