Avocent CPS1610 User Manual

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Appendix C: Supported Traps
The CPS appliance supports the following MIB2 traps:
• authenticationFailure
• linkUp
• linkDown
•coldStart
Table C.1 lists the supported enterprise traps. The Avocent web site, www.avocent.com, contains
the complete trap MIB.
Table C.1: CPS Appliance Enterprise Traps
Trap Description and Variable(s)
rebootStarted
The CPS appliance is rebooting.
Variable: command issued by username
userLogin
A user logged in to the CPS appliance.
Variable: username
userLogout
A user logged out of the CPS appliance.
Variable: username.
serialSessionStarted
A serial session has started.
Variables: username, server name and port number.
serialSessionStopped
A serial session has stopped.
Variables: username, server name and port number.
serialSession
Terminated
Another user has terminated a serial session.
Variables: command issued by username, terminated username, server name and
port number.
imageUpgradeStarted
The CPS appliance has started an image upgrade.
Variables: command issued by username, image type (boot or application), new
version number, current version number.
imageUpgradeResults
An image upgrade has ended.
Variables: result, upgrade was initiated by username, upgrade image type (boot or
application), upgrade version number and running version number. (If the upgrade
was successful, the two version numbers will match.)
userAdded
A new user has been added to the CPS appliance user database.
Variables: command issued by username and new username.
userDeleted
A user has been deleted from the CPS appliance user database.
Variables: command issued by username and deleted username.
userModified
A user’s definition has been modified in the CPS appliance user database.
Variables: command issued by username and modified username.

Avocent CPS1610 Specifications

General

Brand	Avocent
Model	CPS1610
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English