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Chapter 9 - SNMP Configuration and Control
SNMP Access Gateway User’s Manual - v1.0 -- 11/99 - Page 32
dataAlarmName This object is a text string which is the name
associated with the data alarm, as defined in the
alarms configuration file.
dataAlarmCounter This integer is the current count of received
alarm records which match the data alarm equation
corresponding to this data alarm. This counter is
reset at some pre-determined time interval, as
determined by the dataAlarmClearMode and
dataAlarmClearTime. The counter counts up as data
alarm records are detected which match the
corresponding data alarm equation. When the
dataAlarmThreshold is reached, the data alarm
actions are performed and the dataAlarmCounter is
also reset.
dataAlarmThreshold When a data record is received and matches the
data alarm equation corresponding to this data
alarm, and the dataAlarmCounter is incremented and
now is equal to the dataAlarmThreshold, then the
data alarm actions are taken.
dataAlarmClearMode This integer represents the frequency of clearing
of the dataAlarmCounter. Accepted values are 0 -
every hour, 1 - every 2 hours, 2 - every 4 hours,
3 - every 6 hours, 4 - every 8 hours, 5 - every 12
hours, 6 - every 24 hours (daily) and 8 - cleared
daily, but at a specified time (this time is
specified in the dataAlarmClearTime object).
dataAlarmClearTime This text string holds a time (e.g., ‘‘01:20’’) at
which the dataAlarmCounter is cleared each day if
the dataAlarmClearMode is set to 8.
dataAlarmAcked Setting this object to any value acknowledges the
data alarm actions associated with the current
activity of this data alarm, which stops the
repetitions of traps and pager actions, and
silences the buzzer if this data alarm is the
reason why the buzzer is active. This is the only
read-write object in this section of the MIB.
dataAlarmBeeperActions This object indicates the buzzer (audible alarm)
actions associated with this data alarm. The
object value may be may be 0 - no action, 1 - beep
once every 10 seconds or 2 - beep continuously.
dataAlarmPagerActions This object shows which pagers are to be paged
when the actions associated with the data alarm
are activated. Each bit in this integer is
assigned to one of the pagers 1-8. Bit 0 (value
of 1) is assigned to pager 1, bit 1 (value of 2)
is assigned to pager 2, etc. If a bit in the
dataAlarmPagerActions integer is cleared, then
that pager is not activated by this data alarm.
If a bit in the dataAlarmPagerActions is set, then
that pager is activated by this data alarm.
dataAlarmTrapActions This object shows which SNMP managers are sent
traps when the actions associated with the data
alarm are activated. Each bit in this integer is
assigned to one of the SNMP managers 1-8. Bit 0
(value of 1) is assigned to SNMP manager 1, bit 1
(value of 2) is assigned to SNMP manager 2, etc.
If a bit in the dataAlarmTrapActions integer is
cleared, then that SNMP manager is not sent a trap
based on this data alarm. If a bit in the
dataAlarmTrapActions is set, then that SNMP
manager is sent a trap based on this data alarm.
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