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SNMP Trap Definitions
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Trap Definition
hpHttpUnknownHealthTrap Sent when the device’s health is unknown. The device
health object in the hpHttpMgDeviceTable should be set
to unknown, then the trap should be sent.
The trap includes the device’s index in the table, the
SysObjID, the GlobalUniqueID, and, if available, the
ManagementURL, the ManagementURLLable, the
deviceSpecificEventCode and the deviceSpecificEventFRU.
This allows the trap receiver to gain additional information
about the device by accessing the device management
software or the management software to launch the device
management software.
hpHttpOKHealthTrap Indicates that the device’s health has changed to OK. The
device health object in the hpHttpMgDeviceTable should
be set to OK, then the trap should be sent.
The trap includes the device’s index in the table, the
SysObjID, the GlobalUniqueID, and, if available, the
ManagementURL, the ManagementURLLable, the
deviceSpecificEventCode and the deviceSpecificEventFRU.
This allows the trap receiver to gain additional information
about the device by accessing the device management
software or it allows the management software to launch
the device management software.
hpHttpWarningHealthTrap Indicates that the device’s health has changed to
warning. The criteria for a warning state are device
specific. The device health object in the
hpHttpMgDeviceTable should be set to warning, then the
trap should be sent.
The trap includes the device’s index in the table, the
SysObjID, the GlobalUniqueID, and, if available, the
ManagementURL, the ManagementURLLable, the
deviceSpecificEventCode and the
deviceSpecificEventFRU.This allows the trap receiver to
gain additional information about the device by accessing
the device management software or it allows the
management software to launch the device management
software.