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Connectrix ED-64M User Guide
Using SNMP to Manage the Switch
Sensor Table The sensor table lists the sensors (for fan and power supplies)
supported by each switch. For each switch, the table will contain a list
of all fan and power supply FRU positions, regardless of whether
they are installed or not. When a FRU is not installed, the
UnitSensorStatus for that table entry will be unknown(1). When a
power supply or fan FRU is installed or removed, a sensor trap will
be sent (if enabled) which contains an index to the appropriate entry
in this table, for the affected FRU. Note that the number of entries in
the table does not change when a fan/power supply FRU is installed
or removed.
Table A-32
Sensor Table
FA MIB Object Name Type Product Mapping Access Description
*fcConnUnitSensorIndex Unsigned32 Not assessable. R A unique value among all
fcConnUnitSensorEntrys with the
same value of fcConnUnitId, in the
range between 1 and
fcConnUnitNumSensors[fcConnU
nitId].
FcConnUnitSensorName SnmpAdminString The module name of the
FRU, such as FAN,
PWR or THM R A textual identification of the
sensor intended primarily for
operator use.
FcConnUnitSensorStatus INTEGER This value is evaluated
from FRU status. The
active, backup and
update-busy states are
mapped to ok(3). And
the failed state is
mapped to failed(5). R The status indicated by the
sensor. The values are defined as
follow: unknown (1) – the unit
cannot determine the status, other
(2) -- the status does not fit any of
the remaining values, ok (3) –
indicates good status, warning (4)
– indicates the unit needs
attention, failed (5) B indicates the
unit is non-functional.
FcConnUnitSensorInfo SnmpAdminString The serial number of the
FRUs. It’s not supported
if the module is failed. R Miscellaneous static information
about the sensor such as its serial
number.