Arris CHP Max5000, Equipment Manual

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1508685 Rev D CHP Max Element Management Modules CHP-CMM, CMM-1, SMM, and SMM-1 6-43
CHP Trap Information
Refer to Appendix B for information on the CHP Traps.
SNMP Configuration and Operations
Manager Setup
Load the required MIBs based on the type of modules in your system. Configure the Manager
to communicate to set the IP address of the SNMP agent. ARRIS recommends using CORView
Element Manager Software .
NMS Operations
Element management is achieved by a customer-provided NMS using a third-party SNMP
manager package. The basic operations performed by the NMS are gets, sets, and traps.
CORView can provide consolidated alarming information.
Traps and Alarms
Refer to Figure 6.30 for the operational sequence of the trap operation. A trap is a way for
an agent to tell the NMS that a predefined event has occurred, typically generating an alarm.
A trap originates from the agent and is sent to the trap destination, as configured within the
frame agent itself. The trap destination is typically the IP address of the NMS. No
acknowledgement is sent from the NMS to the agent, so the agent has no way of knowing if
the trap makes it to the NMS.
Slot 15 SMM/SMM-1
(Same
reported
information
as CMM)
entphysicalTable
system MIB
snmpDomains
snmpModules
snmpMIB
snmpFramework
snmpMPDMIB
snmpTargetObjects
snmpTargetAddrTable
snmpTargetParamsTa
ble
snmpNotifyTable
heCommonTable
heCommonLog
discretePropertyTable
propertyTable
chpCommonMIB
chpSlotConfigTable
chpSlotStatusTable
Slot 15 SMM-2 smmParamTable
smmControlTable
smmStatusTable
smmSubtendedTable
Table 6.9 Slot-Hardware-MIB Associations for Controller Module Slots 14 and 15 (cont’d)
CHP
Shelf
Virtual
Slot
index
Possible
Hardware
Types
Supported IETF
Objects
Supported HMS
Objects
Supported ARRIS
Objects