alResendTrapId OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"This variable contains value of the caTrapId of the last successfully
resent alarm trap. Initially this variable has value 0. When NMS sets
this variable, the NE shall resend the alarm trap whose caTrapId
equals to the value provided by NMS, if the corresponding alarm trap
is still available in the internal alarm log in NE (e.g. the
corresponding log entry has not yet been lost in the alarm log
because of wrapping). If this operation fails, the value of this
variable is not changed to the value provided by NMS.
Note that in addition to this variable, NMS has to set the values of
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort to the
correct value so that the traps shall be sent to the correct
destination. It is preferred that the NMS sets these three variables
in the single SNMP SET message in order this operation to be atomic.
In these cases the NE must guarantee that the
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort are
logically set to given values before the value of alResendTrapId is
set (This is because at the moment of setting the value of
alResendTrapId to the value given by NMS the trap shall be issued to
the destination address/port found in variables
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort).
The value of community string shall be known by NE based on the
contents of trap destination MIB."
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This variable contains value of the caTrapId of the last successfully
resent alarm trap. Initially this variable has value 0. When NMS sets
this variable, the NE shall resend the alarm trap whose caTrapId equals
to the value provided by NMS, if the corresponding alarm trap is still
available in the internal alarm log in NE (e.g. the corresponding log
entry has not yet been lost in the alarm log because of wrapping). If
this operation fails, the value of this variable is not changed to the
value provided by NMS.
Note that in addition to this variable, NMS has to set the values of
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort to the
correct value so that the traps shall be sent to the correct
destination. It is preferred that the NMS sets these three variables
in the single SNMP SET message in order this operation to be atomic.
In these cases the NE must guarantee that the
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort are
logically set to given values before the value of alResendTrapId is
set (This is because at the moment of setting the value of
alResendTrapId to the value given by NMS the trap shall be issued to
the destination address/port found in variables
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort).
The value of community string shall be known by NE based on the
contents of trap destination MIB.
Parsed from file NOKIA-COMMON-ALARM-REPORTING-MIB.my.txt
Company: None
Module: NOKIA-COMMON-ALARM-REPORTING-MIB
This variable contains value of the caTrapId of the last successfully
resent alarm trap. Initially this variable has value 0. When NMS sets
this variable, the NE shall resend the alarm trap whose caTrapId equals
to the value provided by NMS, if the corresponding alarm trap is still
available in the internal alarm log in NE (e.g. the corresponding log
entry has not yet been lost in the alarm log because of wrapping). If
this operation fails, the value of this variable is not changed to the
value provided by NMS.
Note that in addition to this variable, NMS has to set the values of
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort to the
correct value so that the traps shall be sent to the correct
destination. It is preferred that the NMS sets these three variables
in the single SNMP SET message in order this operation to be atomic.
In these cases the NE must guarantee that the
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort are
logically set to given values before the value of alResendTrapId is
set (This is because at the moment of setting the value of
alResendTrapId to the value given by NMS the trap shall be issued to
the destination address/port found in variables
alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort).
The value of community string shall be known by NE based on the
contents of trap destination MIB.
Parsed from file NOKIA-COMMON-ALARM-REPORTING-MIB.mib
Module: NOKIA-COMMON-ALARM-REPORTING-MIB
Automatically extracted from a module checked by a user of the Asnp syntax-checking tool
alResendTrapId OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER ACCESS read-write STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "This variable contains value of the caTrapId of the last successfully resent alarm trap. Initially this variable has value 0. When NMS sets this variable, the NE shall resend the alarm trap whose caTrapId equals to the value provided by NMS, if the corresponding alarm trap is still available in the internal alarm log in NE (e.g. the corresponding log entry has not yet been lost in the alarm log because of wrapping). If this operation fails, the value of this variable is not changed to the value provided by NMS. Note that in addition to this variable, NMS has to set the values of alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort to the correct value so that the traps shall be sent to the correct destination. It is preferred that the NMS sets these three variables in the single SNMP SET message in order this operation to be atomic. In these cases the NE must guarantee that the alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort are logically set to given values before the value of alResendTrapId is set (This is because at the moment of setting the value of alResendTrapId to the value given by NMS the trap shall be issued to the destination address/port found in variables alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort). The value of community string shall be known by NE based on the contents of trap destination MIB." ::= {alVars 6}
alResendTrapId OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER ACCESS read-write STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "This variable contains value of the caTrapId of the last successfully resent alarm trap. Initially this variable has value 0. When NMS sets this variable, the NE shall resend the alarm trap whose caTrapId equals to the value provided by NMS, if the corresponding alarm trap is still available in the internal alarm log in NE (e.g. the corresponding log entry has not yet been lost in the alarm log because of wrapping). If this operation fails, the value of this variable is not changed to the value provided by NMS. Note that in addition to this variable, NMS has to set the values of alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort to the correct value so that the traps shall be sent to the correct destination. It is preferred that the NMS sets these three variables in the single SNMP SET message in order this operation to be atomic. In these cases the NE must guarantee that the alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort are logically set to given values before the value of alResendTrapId is set (This is because at the moment of setting the value of alResendTrapId to the value given by NMS the trap shall be issued to the destination address/port found in variables alResendTrapDestinationAddr and alResendTrapDestinationPort). The value of community string shall be known by NE based on the contents of trap destination MIB." ::= {alVars 6}
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.16.1.3.1.6.0 | alResendTrapId | 0 | 0 | None |
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.16.1.3.1.1 | alAlarmLogEntryCount | 1 | 1 | This variable equals to the number of entries in the Alarm Log. When the log is empty, this variable is 0. |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.16.1.3.1.2 | alAlarmLogMaxSize | 1 | 1 | This variable contains the number of entries the alarm log shall contain. The current number of entries in the Alarm Log (alAlarm… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.16.1.3.1.3 | alLogFullAction | 1 | 1 | This variable control the behaviour of the log when the log shall become full. Possible values are wrap (1) and halt (2). The de… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.16.1.3.1.4 | alResendTrapDestinationAddr | 1 | 1 | This variable contains the IP address of the destination to which the trap shall be sent, when the manager sets the value of alRe… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.94.1.16.1.3.1.5 | alResendTrapDestinationPort | 1 | 1 | This variable contains the port number of the destination to which the trap shall be sent, when the manager sets the value of alR… |