Instruction Manual, VF-9000 Series
FEATURES & OPERATION
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The VF-9000 system parameters that are available for
monitoring through SNMP are defined by a series of MIB
(Management Information Base) files that must be loaded
into the management system. These MIB files define and
structure the parameters logically in a tree hierarchy format
system-frame-card.
For a complete list of VF-9000 parameters that can be
monitored using SNMP, refer to the MIB files for your system.
SNMP Configuration
The SNMP monitoring feature of the VF-9000 must be
configured through the Web page Dashboard in order for
Traps to be sent to the proper monitoring station. By default,
Traps are disabled until a valid station IP address and port
number are entered.
To enable SNMP Trap support using the Web page:
1. Ensure that you have configured the network settings for
your VF-9000 frame as outlined in the“Network Settings”
section of this manual.
2. Open the VF-9000 Web page Dashboard in a web browser.
3. In the SNMP Settings Box, check the Trap Enable check
box.
4. In the SNMP Settings Box, enter the IP address and Port #
for the SNMP Manager system that will be used to monitor
the Traps.
5. In the Frame Ethernet Settings Box, click the Save Button
to send and save this information in the frame.
System Parameters and Traps
The following is a condensed list of the VF-9000
System Parameters that may be monitored by the SNMP
Management software. For a complete list of parameters
that can be monitored, please refer to the MIB files for your
system. As of the time of this writing, the only type of plug-in
cards supported by the VF-9000 frame is the VBC2-3G Quad
SDI I/O cards.
Frame Parameters:
• Frame Name
• Frame Controller Software version
• Frame Controller MAC address
• Frame Controller IP address
• Number of active card slots in frame
• Frame PSU1 status
• Frame PSU1 voltage
• Frame PSU2 status
• Frame PSU2 voltage
• Frame Fan status
Card Parameters:
• SDI Card Software version
• SDI Card SFP1 Type
• SDI Card SFP1 Temperature
• SDI Card SFP2 Type
• SDI Card SFP3 Temperature
• SDI Card Ch 0 SDI signal status
• SDI Card Ch 1 SDI signal status
• SDI Card Ch 2 SDI signal status
• SDI Card Ch 3 SDI signal status
• SDI Card Ch 0 SDI signal optical power status
• SDI Card Ch 1 SDI signal optical power status
• SDI Card Ch 2 SDI signal optical power status
• SDI Card Ch 3 SDI signal optical power status
• SDI Card fan status
The following is a list of the VF-9000 System SNMP Traps
that are sent to the SNMP Management software.
Frame Traps:
• Power Supply 1 status alarm: insertion, removal, failure, OK.
• Power Supply 2 status alarm: insertion, removal, failure, OK.
• Chassis Fan status alarm: failure, OK.
Card Traps:
• Card insertion, removal.
• Ch 0 SDI signal status change alarm: loss of signal, rate
change, rate lock.
• Ch 1 SDI signal status change alarm: loss of signal, rate
change, rate lock.
• Ch 2 SDI signal status change alarm: loss of signal, rate
change, rate lock.
• Ch 3 SDI signal status change alarm: loss of signal, rate
change, rate lock.
• SFP1 status change alarm: insertion, removal,
over-temperature alarm, temperature OK.
• SFP2 status change alarm: insertion, removal,
over-temperature alarm, temperature OK.
• Card fan status alarm: failure, OK.
SNMP settings
