B. ZoneRanger and Ranger Gateway Traps
ZoneRanger and Ranger Gateway generate SNMP traps to indicate changes to managed devices as well
as the ZoneRanger and Ranger Gateway itself.
Traps are defined in the file
tavve.mib
which is located in the ZRCustom directory on the Ranger
Gateway.
Root cause traps
Trap
Description
tscZRInferredDown Sent after ZoneRanger verifies that a device
is down and is not correlated to a network
problem.
tscZRInferredUp
Complements tscZRInferredDown to report that a
root cause node that was down is now up.
tscZRSourceDown
Sent after ZoneRanger verifies that a device
is down and is correlated to a network problem
tscZRSourceUp
Complements tscZRSourceDown to report that a
source node that was down is now up
tscZRVerifyDown
Sent after ZoneRanger reports that a root
cause node is down.
tscZRVerifyUp
Sent after ZoneRanger reports that a device is
again up after being verified down
Test trap
Trap
Description
tscZRTestTrap
Sent by ZoneRanger to verify that ZoneRanger
can receive and send traps.
Syslog traps
Trap
Description
tscZRCtSeverity0 A Cisco device reported a severity 0 event
tscZRCtSeverity1 A Cisco device reported a severity 1 event
tscZRCtSeverity2 A Cisco device reported a severity 2 event
tscZRCtSeverity3 A Cisco device reported a severity 3 event
tscZRCtSeverity4 A Cisco device reported a severity 4 event
tscZRCtSeverity5 A Cisco device reported a severity 5 event
tscZRCtSeverity6 A Cisco device reported a severity 6 event
tscZRCtSeverity7 A Cisco device reported a severity 7 event
tscZRCtSeverity8 A Cisco device reported a severity 8 event
tscZRSltTrap
Syslog message encapsulated as an SNMP trap
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