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Appendix B ’SNMP Management’ — MIB Description
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Trap Descriptions
Table 1. Description of the alarm trap: vs7000Traps(0).supTrapLog(100)
Parameter Description
supLastTrapIdLog Counter that is incremented each time a trap is
sent. Thanks to this counter, you can track the
loss of logs. In the MIB, look at the
supLastTrapIdLog field. If there is a gap
between this value and the supLastTrapIdLog
value received in the last trap, you can deduce
that a trap has been lost. For example, if the
supLastTrapIdLog contained in the last trap
you received is equal to 3 and the
supLastTrapIdLog you get from the MIB is
equal to 4, you can deduce the trap number 4 has
been lost.
supLogId Log identifier. It is a unique ID that remains the
same whether it is an active log or a closed log.
supLogCode Code of the log. This code is used to get the
description of the log.
supLogType Type of the log. This code is used to get the type
of the log (event, alarm).
supLogNodeId Node identifier of the associated log.
supLogRaisingDateMs UTC time of the log in milliseconds from
1/1/1970.
supLogClearingDateMs UTC time of the log ending in milliseconds from
1/1/1970. It is equal to zero if the log appears.
supLogJobId Job identifier. It is equal to zero if system log.
supLogJobName Job name.Significant if supLogJobId is not
equal to zero.
supLogJobRaisingDate Optional, can be significant only for file-to-file
jobs (off-line jobs). Time in milliseconds from the
beginning of the file.
supLogJobClearingDate Optional, can be significant only for file-to-file
jobs (off-line jobs). Time in milliseconds from the
beginning of the file.
supLogSeverity Log severity.
supLogCategory Log category.
supLogProbableCause Log probable cause.
supLogProbableCauseText Log probable cause text.