SNMP Traps

Note: In order for AlarmTraq to interact with an IP Office, the IP Office MIB files, provided on the IP Office Admin CD, must be compiled into AlarmTraq. Refer to the IP Office Installation Manual.

AlarmTraq SNMP Setup

To setup SNMP click on Edit>System-Wide Options>SNMP tab.

System-Wide Option - SNMP

SNMP Manager:

Enable SNMP Manager on Port 162: Select this option to automatically load the SNMP manager application to receive traps from systems such as S8700, S8300, S8500, and IP Office. SNMP Manager will run in the background and can be monitored with the SNMP Viewer. To open the SNMP Viewer, click View>SNMP Trap Viewer.

Track Product ID by: If you wish to track the WAN IP address for use when assigning a Product ID  select WAN IP. To track by Agent IP select Agent IP.

Generic Traps: Select the trap types you want to be processed. If not checked these trap types will be ignored by AlarmTraq.

SNMP Proxy Agent:

Send SNMP trap to NMS (HP OpenView) on port 161: Select this option to automatically send an SNMP trap message to a 3rd party Network Management System (NMS) when an alarm is received via modem or SNMP.

This option allows AlarmTraq to act as a proxy SNMP server to integrate legacy Definity systems such as System-75, G1, G2 and G3 to be monitored by HP OpenView or any 3rd party SNMP manager application.

Destination 1-4: Enter the IP address of the SNMP Manager application you would like to send traps to. This is the IP address of the HP OpenView server or other 3rd party SNMP Manager.

Make sure you DO NOT enter the IP address of the AlarmTraq server in this field, as this will create an endless loop the next time an alarm is received.

AlarmTraq SNMP Viewer:

To open the SNMP Viewer, click View>SNMP Trap Viewer

IP Office 3.2 SNMP Setup

SNMP Info - Configuration:

Open IP Office Manager 5.2 and click on the ‘System Alarms’ tab.

IP Office Manager 5.2 – System Alarms - Configuration

SNMP Enabled: Default = Off
Enables support for SNMP by the IP Office control unit.

Community (Read-only): Default = Blank
The SNMP community, eg. public.

SNMP Port: Default = 161
The port on which the control listens and responds to SNMP polling traffic.

Device ID: Default = blank
Enter the 10-digit Product ID of this system to be used by AlarmTraq. This number must be in the format 6XXXXXXXXX and be unique in order for AlarmTraq to recognize this system 

Contact:
Enter the name of the contact for this system (reference only, not used by AlarmTraq).

Location:
Enter the name of the location of this system (reference only, not used by AlarmTraq).

SNMP Info - Alarms:

Click on the ‘Alarms’ tab.

IP Office Manager 5.2 – System Alarms - Configuration

IP Address: Default = Blank
The public IP address of the AlarmTraq server to which trap information is sent.

Port: Default = 162
The SNMP transmit port

Community: Default = Blank
The SNMP community for the transmitted traps. Must be matched by the receiving SNMP server.

Events: Default = None
Sets which types of IP Office events should be collected and sent by the trap:

Entity: Report on link up/down changes between IP Office modules (except WAN3), trunks and VCM.

Generic: Report on cold starts, warm starts and SNMP authentication failure.

Licence: Report failure to connect with the Licence Key Server.

CSU Loop-Back: Only displays when the system locale is set to enu. Ticking this field enables the sending of CSU loop-back events, which may then be monitored by an SNMP manager application.

Phone Change: Send a trap whenever a phone is removed or moved.

IP Office 3.2 Alarms

IP Office 3.2 supports the addition of Device-ID (ipoGTEventDevID) that AlarmTraq uses to establish the Product ID of the system sending the trap.

Sample SNMP_TrapLog-MM-DD-YYYY.log (ipoGenTraps)

Sample SNMP_TrapLog-MM-DD-YYYY.log (ipoPhonesMIB)

IP Office 3.1 Alarms

When a trap is received by an IP Office system, the Product ID is derived from the first nine digits of the WAN IP Address plus as many zeros as needed to become a nine-digit number, with the addition of a "6" inserted at the beginning in order to identify itself as an IP Office. See the above example:

IP Office Identifier = 6

WAN IP Address = 63.168.24.67

Product ID will be 6631682467

Sample SNMP_TrapLog-MM-DD-YYYY.log (ipoProd403DS)

Sample SNMP_TrapLog-MM-DD-YYYY.log (ipoPhonesMIB)

IP Office MIBs

Although MIB (Management Information Base) files are not required for AlarmTraq to operate, MIBs allow AlarmTraq to access management data from supported systems using SNMP.

All MIB files that need to be loaded at startup should reside in the "AlarmTraq\MIB\" directory, and the "MIB_Order.txt" file should contain the file names in the order they should be loaded.

Sample MIB_Order.txt file

To Verify the proper operation and loading of the MIBs, a separate program names MIBListView.exe located in the \AlarmTraq directory will show all the variables assigned by the MIBs.

Run "C:\Program Files\AlarmTraq\MIBListView.exe"

Sample MIBListView

 The left column shows the list of variables loaded by the MIBs. The main window shows the Oid (Object Identifier) and description of the variable.

To find the variable name from an Oid, click "Action>Convert Oid To Name" (see below).

To find the OID from a variable name, click "Action>Convert Name To Oid" (see below).

IP Office SNMP Traps

IPO-MIB Traps 3.1

ipoGenEntityFailureEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityFailureEvent notification is generated whenever a

            physical entity on the IP Office fails in its operation. It

            signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has

            detected that the state of a physical entity of the system has

            transitioned from the operational to the failed state"

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 1 }

ipoGenEntityOperationalEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityOperationalEvent notification is generated whenever

            a physical entity on the IP Office becomes operational again

            after having failed. It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting

            in an agent role, has detected that the state of a physical

            entity of the system has transitioned from the failed to the

            operational state"

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 2 }

ipoGenEntityErrorEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityErrorEvent notification is generated whenever a

            physical entity on the IP Office experiences a temporary

            error. It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent

            role, has detected a transitory error on a physical entity of

            the system."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 3 }

ipoGenEntityChangeEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityChangeEvent notification is generated whenever

            a physical entity on the IP Office experiences a change itself

            or with other entities associated with it. It signifies that

            the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has detected a non

            error/failure change for a physical entity on the system."

   ::= { ipoGTEvents 4 }

ipoGenLKSCommsFailureEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsFailureEvent notification is generated

            whenever communication with a Licence Key Server fails.  It

            signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has

            detected that the state of the communications between the

            Licence Key Server has transitioned from the operational to

            the failed state."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 5 }

ipoGenLKSCommsOperationalEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsOperationalEvent notification is generated

            whenever communication with a Licence Key Server becomes

            operational again after having failed.  It signifies that the

            SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has detected that the

            state of the communications between the Licence Key Server has

            transitioned from the failed to the operational state."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 6 }

ipoGenLKSCommsErrorEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsErrorEvent notification is generated whenever

             a IP Office experiences a temporary error with License Key

             Server communication. It signifies that the SNMP entity,

             acting in an agent role, has detected a transitory error with

             the communication between the License Key Server and Client

             on the system."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 7 }

ipoGenLKSCommsChangeEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsChangeEvent notification is generated

            whenever a IP Office experiences a change a non error change

            License Key Server communication operation.  It signifies that

            the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has detected a non

            error/failure change with the License Key Server and Client

            operation on the system."

   ::= { ipoGTEvents 8 }

ipoGenLoopbackEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventEntity,

            ipoGTEventLoopbackStatus

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLoopbackEvent notification is generated whenever a IP

            Office T1 (DS1) interface operating as a CSU actions a loopback

            status change."

   ::= { ipoGTEvents 9 }

ipoGenAppFailureEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventAppEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenAppFailureEvent notification is generated whenever

            communication between a IP Office switch and a IP Office

            application fails.  It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting

            in an agent role, has detected that the state of the

            communications between the IP Office switch and a IP Office

            application has transitioned from the operational to the

            failed state.  The IP Office application between which

            communication has been lost is identified by the value of

            ipoGTEventAppEntity."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 10 }

ipoGenAppOperationalEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventAppEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenAppOperationalEvent notification is generated

            whenever communication between a IP Office switch and a IP

            Office application becomes operational again after having

            failed.  It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent

            role, has detected that the state of the communications

            between the IP Office switch and a IP Office application has

            transitioned from the failed to the operational state.  The IP

            Office application between which communication has been lost

            is identified by the value of ipoGTEventAppEntity."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 11 }

ipoGenAppEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventAppEntity,

            ipoGTEventAppEvent

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenAppEvent notification is generated whenever a

            application entity of the IP Office system experiences an event.

        It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting as a proxy for

        the application, has detected an event on the application

        entity of the overall IP Office system.

        The event severity varies dependent upon the event condition."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 12 }

ipoGenSogHostFailureEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

        ipoGTEventSeverity,

        ipoGTEventDateTime,

        ipoGTEventHostAddress

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "An ipoGenSogFailureEvent notification is generated whenever a

        previously valid Sub-tending host fails during Small Office

        Gateway operation.

        The ipAddress field indicates the address of the failed host.

        The event severity will always indicate Major."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 13 }

ipoGenSogModeChangeEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

        ipoGTEventSeverity,

        ipoGTEventDateTime,

        ipoGTEventSOGMode

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "An ipoGenSogModeChangeEvent notification is generated whenever

        the Small Office Gateway operating mode changes. This also

        includes entry to the initial mode.

        The ipoGTEventSOGMode field indicates the new operating mode.

        The event severity will be major(2) for a ipoGTEventSOGMode value

        of survivable(1), and minor(3) for a ipoGTEventSOGMode value of

        subTending(2)."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 14 }

IPO-MIB Traps 3.2

ipoGenColdStartSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "Enterprise version of standard coldstart trap featuring

         device identification information.  A coldStart trap

         signifies that the sending protocol entity is reinitializing

         itself such that the agent's configuration or the protocol

         entity implementation may be altered."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 15 }

ipoGenWarmStartSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "Enterprise version of standard warmstart trap featuring

         device identification information.  A warmStart trap

         signifies that the sending protocol entity is reinitializing

         that neither the agent configuration nor the protocol entity

         implementation is altered."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 16 }

ipoGenLinkDownSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

        ifIndex

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "Enterprise version of standard linkDown trap featuring device

         identification information.  A linkDown trap signifies that

         the sending protocol entity recognizes a failure in one of

         the communication links represented in the agent's

         configuration."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 17 }

ipoGenLinkUpSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

        ifIndex

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "Enterprise version of standard linkUp trap featuring device

         identification information.  A linkUp trap signifies that the

         sending protocol entity recognizes that one of the

         communication links represented in the agent's configuration

         has come up."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 18 }

ipoGenAuthFailureSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "Enterprise version of standard authenticationFailure trap

         featuring device identification information.  An

         authenticationFailure trap signifies that the sending

         protocol entity is the addressee of a protocol message that

         is not properly authenticated.  While implementations of the

         SNMP must be capable of generating this trap, they must also

         be capable of suppressing the emission of such traps via an

         implementation- specific mechanism."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 19 }

ipoGenEntityFailureSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventEntity,

            ipoGTEventEntityName

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityFailureSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever a physical entity on the IP Office fails in its

            operation. It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an

            agent role, has detected that the state of a physical entity

            of the system has transitioned from the operational to the

            failed state"

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 20 }

ipoGenEntityOperationalSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventEntity,

            ipoGTEventEntityName

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityOperationalSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever a physical entity on the IP Office becomes

            operational again after having failed. It signifies that the

            SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has detected that the

            state of a physical entity of the system has transitioned from

            the failed to the operational state"

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 21 }

ipoGenEntityErrorSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventEntity,

            ipoGTEventEntityName

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityErrorSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever a physical entity on the IP Office experiences a

            temporary error. It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in

            an agent role, has detected a transitory error on a physical

            entity of the system."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 22 }

ipoGenEntityChangeSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventEntity,

            ipoGTEventEntityName

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenEntityChangeSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever a physical entity on the IP Office experiences a

            change itself or with other entities associated with it. It

            signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has

            detected a non error/failure change for a physical entity on

            the system."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 23 }

ipoGenLKSCommsFailureSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsFailureSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever communication with a Licence Key Server fails.  It

            signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has

            detected that the state of the communications between the

            Licence Key Server has transitioned from the operational to

            the failed state."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 24 }

ipoGenLKSCommsOperationalSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsOperationalSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever communication with a Licence Key Server becomes

            operational again after having failed.  It signifies that the

            SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has detected that the

            state of the communications between the Licence Key Server has

            transitioned from the failed to the operational state."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 25 }

ipoGenLKSCommsErrorSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsErrorSvcEvent notification is generated

             whenever a IP Office experiences a temporary error with

             License Key Server communication. It signifies that the SNMP

             entity, acting in an agent role, has detected a transitory

             error with the communication between the License Key Server

             and Client on the system."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 26 }

ipoGenLKSCommsChangeSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLKSCommsChangeSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever a IP Office experiences a change a non error change

            License Key Server communication operation.  It signifies that

            the SNMP entity, acting in an agent role, has detected a non

            error/failure change with the License Key Server and Client

            operation on the system."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 27 }

ipoGenLoopbackSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventEntity,

            ipoGTEventEntityName,

            ipoGTEventLoopbackStatusBits

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenLoopbackSvcEvent notification is generated whenever a

            IP Office T1 (DS1) interface operating as a CSU actions a

            loopback status change."

   ::= { ipoGTEvents 28 }

ipoGenAppFailureSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventAppEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenAppFailureSvcEvent notification is generated whenever

            communication between a IP Office switch and a IP Office

            application fails.  It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting

            in an agent role, has detected that the state of the

            communications between the IP Office switch and a IP Office

            application has transitioned from the operational to the

            failed state.  The IP Office application between which

            communication has been lost is identified by the value of

            ipoGTEventAppEntity."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 29 }

ipoGenAppOperationalSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventAppEntity

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenAppOperationalSvcEvent notification is generated

            whenever communication between a IP Office switch and a IP

            Office application becomes operational again after having

            failed.  It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting in an agent

            role, has detected that the state of the communications

            between the IP Office switch and a IP Office application has

            transitioned from the failed to the operational state. 

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 30 }

ipoGenAppSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

            ipoGTEventAppEntity,

            ipoGTEventAppEvent

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "A ipoGenAppSvcEvent notification is generated whenever a

            application entity of the IP Office system experiences an

            event.  It signifies that the SNMP entity, acting as a proxy

            for the application, has detected an event on the application

            entity of the overall IP Office system.

        The event severity varies dependent upon the event condition."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 31 }

ipoGenSogHostFailureSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

        ipoGTEventHostAddress

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "An ipoGenSogFailureSvcEvent notification is generated

        whenever a previously valid Sub-tending host fails during

        Small Office Gateway operation.

        The ipAddress field indicates the address of the failed host.

        The event severity will always indicate major(4)."

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 32 }

ipoGenSogModeChangeSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

        ipoGTEventSOGMode

    }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

        "An ipoGenSogModeChangeSvcEvent notification is generated

        whenever the Small Office Gateway operating mode changes. This

        also includes entry to the initial mode.

    ::= { ipoGTEvents 33 }

IPOPhone Traps

ipoPhonesChangeEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

        ipoPhonesExtID,

        ipoPhonesType,

        ipoPhonesPort

            }

    STATUS deprecated

    DESCRIPTION

            "This notification is generated whenever the type of phone

            connected to a logical extension entity is detected as having

            changed after completion of normal start up of the Agent

            entity.

            Its purpose is to allow a management application to identify

            the removal or switching of phone types on the IP Office

            entity.

        **NOTE: This notification is deprecated and replaced by

          ipoPhonesChangeSvcEvent."

    ::= { ipoPhonesMibNotifications 1 }

ipoPhonesChangeSvcEvent NOTIFICATION-TYPE

    OBJECTS {

            ipoGTEventStdSeverity,

            ipoGTEventDateTime,

            ipoGTEventDevID,

            sysDescr,

        ipoPhonesExtID,

        ipoPhonesType,

        ipoPhonesPort,

        ipoGTEventEntityName

            }

    STATUS current

    DESCRIPTION

            "This notification is generated whenever the type of phone

            connected to a logical extension entity is detected as having

            changed after completion of normal start up of the Agent

            entity.

            Its purpose is to allow a management application to identify

            the removal or switching of phone types on the IP Office

            entity.

        Newer implementations of this MIB should put in place this

        event in favour of ipoPhonesChangeEvent."

    ::= { ipoPhonesMibNotifications 2 }

Generic Traps

RFC1157-MIB DEFINITIONS

          coldStart TRAP-TYPE

              ENTERPRISE  snmp

              DESCRIPTION

                          "A coldStart trap signifies that the sending

                          protocol entity is reinitializing itself such

                          that the agent's configuration or the rotocol

                          entity implementation may be altered."

              ::= 0

          warmStart TRAP-TYPE

              ENTERPRISE  snmp

              DESCRIPTION

                          "A warmStart trap signifies that the sending

                          protocol entity is reinitializing itself such

                          that neither the agent configuration nor the

                          protocol entity implementation is altered."

              ::= 1

          linkDown TRAP-TYPE

              ENTERPRISE  snmp

              VARIABLES   { ifIndex }

              DESCRIPTION

                          "A linkDown trap signifies that the sending

                          protocol entity recognizes a failure in one of

                          the communication links represented in the

                          agent's configuration."

              ::= 2

          linkUp TRAP-TYPE

              ENTERPRISE  snmp

              VARIABLES   { ifIndex }

              DESCRIPTION

                          "A linkUp trap signifies that the sending

                          protocol entity recognizes that one of the

                          communication links represented in the agent's

                          configuration has come up."

              ::= 3

          authenticationFailure TRAP-TYPE

              ENTERPRISE  snmp

              DESCRIPTION

                          "An authenticationFailure trap signifies that

                          the sending protocol entity is the addressee

                          of a protocol message that is not properly

                          authenticated.  While implementations of the

                          SNMP must be capable of generating this trap,

                          they must also be capable of suppressing the

                          emission of such traps via an implementation-

                          specific mechanism."

              ::= 4

               egpNeighborLoss TRAP-TYPE

              ENTERPRISE  snmp

              VARIABLES   { egpNeighAddr }

              DESCRIPTION

                          "An egpNeighborLoss trap signifies that an EGP

                          neighbor for whom the sending protocol entity

                          was an EGP peer has been marked down and the

                          peer relationship no longer obtains."