QVidium QVMP2C-1011 - Manual (Page 20)

User’s Manual v.28 QVidium™ MPEG2+4 Codec
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SNMP Traps SNMP Traps
The MPEG2+4 IP Codec implements SNMP v1 and v2c traps. SNMP traps allow you to remotely
monitor several possible fault conditions. To enable SNMP trap notifications, set the IP address
of the PC or device that will receive the traps, and set the Send Traps radio button to “Yes”. The
Codec will then send a trap notification to the trap address you specify upon the occurrence of any
of the following trap conditions: The MPEG2+4 IP Codec implements SNMP v1 and v2c traps. SNMP traps allow you to remotely
monitor several possible fault conditions. To enable SNMP trap notifications, set the IP address
of the PC or device that will receive the traps, and set the Send Traps radio button to “Yes”. The
Codec will then send a trap notification to the trap address you specify upon the occurrence of any
of the following trap conditions:
• Notification 1: Network packet loss or a lost packet that the error correction could not recover • Notification 1: Network packet loss or a lost packet that the error correction could not recover
• Notification 2: Loss of video signal (no video sync present) • Notification 2: Loss of video signal (no video sync present)
• Notification 3: Loss of network stream (zero input network bit rate) • Notification 3: Loss of network stream (zero input network bit rate)
• Notification 4: Restoration of video signal (video sync present again after loss) • Notification 4: Restoration of video signal (video sync present again after loss)
• Notification 5: Restoration of network stream (valid network stream resumes after interruption) • Notification 5: Restoration of network stream (valid network stream resumes after interruption)
You can download the SNMP MIB text file for either SNMP v1 or SNMP v2 by clicking on the
corresponding Get MIB menu item. The MIB provides a more detailed description of these
SNMP notifications.
You can download the SNMP MIB text file for either SNMP v1 or SNMP v2 by clicking on the
corresponding Get MIB menu item. The MIB provides a more detailed description of these
SNMP notifications.
Figure 3: SNMP trap configuration.
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