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SNMP Management P/N 709C011801 Page 139
10.4 Loading the MIB Files
To View the Traps Using a Third Party Management Application:
NOTE: It is assumed that the HCM IP address has been configured and that the trap destination addresses are configured
according to SNMP Destination Address Configuration section (on page 137).
1. Start the management application.
2. Load and compile the MIB-II file (a public domain file which can be found on http://www.rfc-editor.org).
3. Load and compile the maEvents.mib file.
4. Load and compile the maTraps.mib file.
NOTE: In most cases the MIB file is loaded and compiled using the MIB menu tool items on the main menu of the management
application.
10.5 Viewing the Traps
After performing the configuration commands, use the MIB browser utility to view the trap destination table. To do so, simply
select the trapDestinationsTable MIB entry and use the table view utility (mostly part of the MIB browser). The viewed table
should hold a list of IP address to whom traps will be send.
NOTE: Set the SNMP manager GET community to the correct community string (default GET community string is "public").
Default Trap community string is "trap". All Get and Set commands are SNMP V2c; all traps are SNMP V2c.
All traps generated by the HCM will now be sent to the configured list of the SNMP managers. A complete list of traps is found
on the ma_events.mib file.
Viewing the Events Table
The HCM logsis logging the last sent events in a table (about approx. the last 1000 sent events). Each sent trap is kept as single
entry in the events table.
Use the MIB browser utility, simply select the traps Table MIB entry and use the table view utility (mostly part of the MIB
browser).
The viewed table should hold include a list of logged events (traps). Each trap entry holds includes the following data items:
• Event unique sequence ID (trapsSequenceID column) – Unique identifier of the logged event (unsigned long, 32 bits).
• Event time stamp (trapsTimeStamp column) – The time and date of the logged event (string formatted time and date
HH:MM:SS DD/MM/YY).
• Event generic type (trapsGenericType column) – The event generic type (currently all events are proprietary, generic type
= 6).
• Event source Band number (trapsBandNumber column) – The band number of the device which generated the event.
• Event specific type (trapsSpecificType column) – The event specific type (equals to the trap type, according to the list of
traps as found on the ma_events.mib file).
• Event source device type (trapsDeviceType column) – The device type which generated the event (i.e. controller, ACM, RIM,
OIM, RAU, RxU).
• Event device source serial number (trapsDeviceSerial column) – The device serial number which generated the event.
• Event controller source serial number (trapsCtrlSerialNum column) – The serial number of the controller which generated the
event (string format)
• Event controller source last sequence ID (trapsCtrlLastSeqID) – The last sequence ID of the controller which generated the
event