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5 – Fibre Alliance MIB Objects
Trap Table
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Return Value
Unsupported. Always returns error status "NoSuchName"
Trap Table
Traps are asynchronous messages sent from the agent (residing on the switch) to
the manager (residing on the workstation) to identify significant events.
There can be up to 5 trap addresses within the trap table. All trap information is
stored within the switch and is accessible to Telnet and the SNMP agent, and is
persistent between boots. An example of how to access one of these objects
given an IP address of 10.32.165.4 is:
"snmpget localhost public
fcmgmt.trapReg.trapRegTable.trapRegEntry.trapRegFilter.10.32.165.4
.162".
A trap event is reported when the incoming error has a severity level less than or
equal to the configured severity level. The trap event types and trap severity levels
are listed in Tabl e 5-2 8.
trapMaxClients (1.3.6.1.3.94.2.1)
The maximum number of SNMP trap recipients supported by the connectivity unit.
Syntax
INTEGER
Table 5-28. Trap Severity Levels
Event Type Severity Level
Unknown 1
Emergency 2
Alert 3
Critical 4
Error 5
Warning 6
Notify 7
Info 8
Debug 9
Mark 10