Appendix D: MIBs and SNMP Traps : MIB Groups

MIB Groups
Product ID Group (dsProductID) 1.3.6.1.4.1.10418.3.3.1.1
Product ID group objects are shown in Table 1. The primary purpose of the Product ID group is for management station to uniquely identify the manufacturer, model, product version and firmware version of the Remote Console Switch. Product ID group object types may be useful for inventory purposes, or for automatically detecting incompatibilities or version mismatches between various hardware and software components on a system.
Table D 1. Product ID Group Objects
Reports the operating state of the product based on a mapping of the private MIB variable dsServerStatus as follows:
unknown (2) the product is starting up and is not operational.
non-critical (4) the product is upgrading its flash and is not operational.
non-recoverable (6) a subsystem failure has occurred. The product is not fully operational.
non-recoverable (6) a subsystem failure has occurred. The product is not fully operational.
SIP Group (dsSIP) 1.3.6.1.4.1.10418.3.3.1.2
SIP group objects are shown in Table 2. The SIP group objects are structured in a table format and contain information on SIPs connected to the Remote Console Switch, such as SIP’s boot, application and hardware version.
Table D 2. SIP Group Objects
A unique index representing an entry into the SIP table.
An input port number. Designates the port to which the SIP is connected.
SNMP Trap Object Group
This section describes the variables sent to Dell 2161DS-2/4161DS Remote Console Switches. It provides additional information about a trap or an alert generated by an event on the RCS. The following objects are for generation of traps. The objects are sent in traps and are not accessible in any other way.
This object is sent in a trap to identify the name of the user for which the trap condition occurred. If the trap condition occurred as a result of activity on the local port (OSD), then the value of this object will be the following string: local port.
 
 
 
This object is sent in a trap to identify the version of the new software image for which the Remote Console Switch is being upgraded.
 
This object is sent in a trap to identify the version of the software image that the Remote Console Switch is currently running.
 
 
This object is sent in a trap to identify the session for which the trap condition occurred. The value will be the name of a server if the server name is known, otherwise the value will be the connection path to a server.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
This trap message contains data for application specific diagnostics. It is designed in provision for diagnostic help for installation-specific problems. It would require the operator to install firmware provided to isolate their particular problems, and to enable the trap to report conditions.
The contents will be a Dell Application Message Packet with the address, size, and command header removed. The parameters of the message will depend on the specific problem the firmware is designed to detect and report.
 
 
 
This object is sent in a trap to explain the warning or alarm condition for which the trap condition occurred. This is intended for display or logging.