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6.2 The Alpha MIB
Measurements and settings for the power supply, generator, batteries, and XP-DSM
are accessed using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) through the Alpha
Management Information Base (MIB). The Alpha MIB is defined through the SNMP
such as MG-Soft
to be compiled into the browser in order
for the branches and parameters to be ordered and displayed properly. Refer to your MIB
browser’s documentation for instructions on compiling MIB files.
The Alpha MIB is defined within the enterprise branch of the MIB tree starting at
1.3.6.1.4.1.926, and is organized into three branches:
Alpha CIB Tables
All of the power supply, generator, battery, and most of the XP-DSM data and settings are
located in the CIB Tables. These tables are sorted into four categories: Analogs, Counters,
Discretes, and Text.
Analogs: voltages, currents, frequency, temperatures.
Counters: XM2 self-test schedule, communications and configuration settings.
Discretes: XM2 major alarms, single/dual IP, tamper polarity, SNMP communications,
SNMP traps, Web server.
Text:
XP-DSM communications settings, IP addresses, DHCP server, XP-DSM
firmware version, static/dynamic IP address, DSM Setup File.
Alpha Management
Advanced DSM settings are located in the Alpha Management branch and are split between
SNMP and system-related settings.
SNMP Management: SNMP trap tables, Dual IP security, SNMP access, and community
strings.
System Management: firmware download, Web server, SNTP Server location, enclosure
environmental controller.
Alpha Technologies IDs
The Alpha Technologies IDs branch is used by internal DSM processes to identify the model
of the transponder for firmware upgrades and other functions.