Supported traps, Snmp and openarchitect interface definitions – Znyx Networks bh5700 User Manual
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Supported MIBS
ZNYX Networks Private
MIB
Custom ZNYX MIB to support software and hardware features not covered by
standard MIBs. The Private MIBs are ZX7100BASE.MIB AND
ZX7100FABRIC.MIB, pointed to by ZNYX-H.MIB.
UCD-SNMP Enterprise
MIB
UCD-SNMP MIB related to management and monitoring of the LINUX host
Table 8.1: Supported MIBs
Supported Traps
Upon certain events, the OpenArchitect switch can be configured to send notification of the
event, called an SNMP Trap out to a defined recipient/manager or managers. Traps are not issued
in real time. OpenArchitect will send SNMP traps for the following conditions:
Supported Traps
SNMPv2-MIB:
coldStart
SNMPv2-MIB:
authenticationFailure
IF-MIB:
linkUp
IF-MIB:
linkDown
UCD-SNMP-MIB:
ucdShutdown
RMON-MIB:
risingAlarm
RMON-MIB:
fallingAlarm
VRRP:
vrrpTrapNewMaster
VRRP:
vrrpTrapAuthFailure
EGP (rfc1213):
egpNeighborLoss
BGP4-MIB:
bgpEstablished
BGP4-MIB:
bgpBackwardTransition
Table 8.2: Supported Traps
SNMP and OpenArchitect Interface Definitions
OpenArchitect, defines three types of devices:
zre
physical port
zrl
trunk of ports
zhp
interface consisting of ports (zres) and trunks of ports (zrls)
A zrl (trunk device) is treated as an aggregate of its constituent zres (ports). A zhp is an
aggregate of its immediately contributing sub-interfaces (zres and zrls). The ports that make
up a trunk do not contribute to the zhp.
The administrative status of a zre and zhp are independent of each other. If the administrative
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