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Chapter 9 - SNMP Configuration and Control
SNMP Access Gateway User’s Manual - v1.0 -- 11/99 - Page 37
modemParity This integer controls the parity of the modem
port. Values are 1 - 7 bits, even parity, 2 - 7
bits, odd parity, and 3 - 8 bits, no parity. The
value of 3 would normally be used with the SNMP
Access Gateway.
modemTapSetup This text string is sent to the modem when
executing the TAP (alphanumeric) paging protocol.
This string may be used to custom-configure the
dialing settings of the modem to ensure successful
alphanumeric paging.
modemInactivityTimer This integer object controls the number of minutes
that the SNMP Access Gateway waits during an idle
modem connection before automatically closing the
modem connection.
modemTimeBetweenOutbound This integer object controls the number of seconds
that the SNMP Access Gateway waits between
outbound call uses of the modem. Normally this is
set to 60 seconds. This timer ensures that some
intervening time exists between modem outbound
calls, so that attempts to connect to the SNMP
Access Gateway by modem have a chance of making a
connection.
ptconn1 This read-only integer indicates the current
connection status of any pass-through connections
to serial I/O port 1. One bit of this integer is
used for each possible connection. The three
network connections are assigned bit positions 0,
1 and 2, with values of 1, 2 and 4, respectively.
The modem connection is assigned bit 3, with a
value of 8. The serial I/O port 1 (for a joined
connection) is assigned bit 4, with a value of 16,
and serial I/O port 2 if assigned bit 5, with a
value of 32. A bit is set if that connection has
an active pass-through (or join) connection with
serial I/O port 1, and is otherwise cleared.
ptconn2 This read-only integer indicates the current
connection status of any pass-through connections
to serial I/O port 2. One bit of this integer is
used for each possible connection. The three
network connections are assigned bit positions 0,
1 and 2, with values of 1, 2 and 4, respectively.
The modem connection is assigned bit 3, with a
value of 8. The serial I/O port 1 (for a joined
connection) is assigned bit 4, with a value of 16,
and serial I/O port 2 if assigned bit 5, with a
value of 32. A bit is set if that connection has
an active pass-through (or join) connection with
serial I/O port 2, and is otherwise cleared.
9.12 - ConnectionsTable The connectionsTable provides status information
on the network and modem connections to the SNMP
Access Gateway.
connectionsTableState This integer indicates what state this connection
is in. The states are 0 - waiting for a
connection, 1 - sending the main menu, 2 - getting
a menu item selection, 3 - unused, 4 - sending
password prompt, 5 - collecting a password, 6 -
doing command processor actions, 7 - doing pass-
through actions, 8 - dropping the connection, 9 -
disconnecting, and 10 waiting after carrier for a
modem connection.
connectionsMode This integer shows what connection mode the
connection is in. 0 - command connection, 1 -
pass-through to port 1, 2 - pass-through to port
2.
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