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1. Library Manager OPINT SNMP trap messages pad all unused
parameters with a dash (–) in order to maintain the space delimited
architecture.
2.
All Library Manager SNMP trap messages are actually one line of text;
however, due to the printing process, some may take up several lines of
text in this manual.
Valid values for the OPINT tables parameters are:
– The dash indicates that the parameter is not used for this Library Manager
OPINT messages.
Gripper
Valid Gripper values are: 1, which indicates Gripper one, and 2, which
indicates Gripper two.
Accessor
Valid Accessor values are: A, which indicates Accessor A, and B, which
indicates Accessor B.
Note: Only the 3494 HA1 Option has an Accessor B.
Device
Valid device values are from 0–0xFFF. This parameter is always reported in
hexadecimal.
Volser
This is a six-character string (example: CNN444).
Rack Cell
The Rack Cell parameter has the following format: RackColumnCell. As an
example, 1 G 1 means rack 1, column G, and cell 1.
External
Same as Volser - Used only in libraries with VTSs.
Internal
Same as Volser - Used only in libraries with VTSs.
VTS Valid VTS parameters are the following:
v VTS_1 , which indicates VTS 1
v VTS_2 , which indicates VTS 2
Certain versions of OS/2 trap if the overall SNMP message is over 132 bytes in
length. To prevent this trap, the Library Manager software checks to see if the
SNMP trap message is longer than 132 bytes and inserts a null character at the
132-byte limit. Therefore, some Library Manager OPINT SNMP traps are truncated
to prevent this problem.
Table 18 on page 365 contains the Library Manager OPINT interventions.
Note:
1. Items starting with an asterisk (*) are cleared automatically when you
clear the condition causing the intervention.
2.
You can view operator interventions from the Specialist (see “Specialist
Features and Functions” on page 396.
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