Lucent Technologies Stinger, Administration Manual

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Watchdogs, Alarms, and Traps
Configuring SNMP traps
Stinger® Administration Guide 8-33
To display information about traps logged for a specific trap profile, enter the nlmstat
command with the name of that trap profile. For example:
admin> nlmstat 135.254.196.31
Notification Log Name : 135.254.196.31
Log Limit : 50
Notifications Logged : 20
Notifications Bumped : 0
Notifications Replayed : 0
Index Uptime Gen-trap Spec-trap Version
------------------------------------------------
1 0 0 0 V1
2 0 6 48 V1
3 0 6 12 V1
4 400 3 0 V1
5 400 3 0 V1
6 400 3 0 V1
7 400 3 0 V1
8 400 3 0 V1
9 400 3 0 V1
10 400 3 0 V1
11 400 3 0 V1
12 0 3 0 V1
13 0 6 26 V1
14 100 6 35 V1
15 100 6 35 V1
16 100 6 35 V1
17 300 6 12 V1
Table 8-10. Description of fields for the output of the nlmstat command
Field Specifies
Log Name Name of the trap profile (EMS) .
Limit Maximum number of trap notification entries that can be held in
nlm log table for this named log. The value of Limit is the same as
the value of notification-log-limit parameter in the trap
profile.
Logged Number of notifications logged by the Stinger unit for the trap
profile.
Bumped Number of log entries discarded to make room for a new entry
when the total number of entries has exceeded the configured limit
specified in the
trap profile.
#Replays Number of notifications that have been replayed for this log.
Replay Status of the replay function. Indicates whether replay is active
(
active ) or not ( idle ).