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Technical details
{
"smi_kind": "NOTIFICATION-TYPE",
"definition": [
"eventOnTrap",
"NOTIFICATION-TYPE",
"OBJECTS",
"{",
"eventSeqNum",
",",
"eventEventId",
",",
"eventName",
",",
"eventSetTime",
",",
"eventSeverity",
",",
"eventInstanceType",
",",
"eventInstanceId",
",",
"eventInstanceName",
",",
"eventServAffective",
",",
"eventDescription",
",",
"eventInstanceIdNumber",
",",
"trapPersistence",
",",
"trapSenderNodeId",
",",
"trapSenderStatus",
",",
"sysObjectID",
"}",
"STATUS",
"current",
"DESCRIPTION",
"\"This trap is used to inform network management system that a delta fault event (events that are automatically cleared) has occured or a normal fault event (not automatically cleared) state has been set on. Objects are used as follows: - eventSeqNum is the sequence number of the event. For normal type of events must equal to the sequence number of the event in the events table. - eventEventId specifies what fault event has occured. - eventName specifies the name of the fault event. - eventSetTime indicates when fault event has occured (delta events) or when fault has been set on (normal events). - eventSeverity reports the severity level of the event. - eventInstanceType indicates what kind of object is faulty. - eventInstanceId specifies what instance is faulty. - eventInstanceName may contain textual description for the faulty object. - eventServAffective specifies whether the event is immediately service affcetive. - eventDescription reports possible additional information about the event. - trapPersistence tells whether this event is a delta or normal event. - trapSenderNodeId specifies the node ID of the sending network element if configuring it is supported for the network element, otherwise 0. - trapSenderStatus specifes the trap status. - sysObjectID specifies what kind of equipment reports the fault event. For more information see the eventTable specification\"",
"::=",
"{",
"trapNotifications",
"1",
"}"
],
"syntax_tree": [
[
"Objects",
[
"eventSeqNum",
"eventEventId",
"eventName",
"eventSetTime",
"eventSeverity",
"eventInstanceType",
"eventInstanceId",
"eventInstanceName",
"eventServAffective",
"eventDescription",
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"trapPersistence",
"trapSenderNodeId",
"trapSenderStatus",
"sysObjectID"
]
],
[
"Status",
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],
[
"DESCRIPTION",
"This trap is used to inform network management system that a delta fault event (events that are automatically cleared) has occured or a normal fault event (not automatically cleared) state has been set on. Objects are used as follows: - eventSeqNum is the sequence number of the event. For normal type of events must equal to the sequence number of the event in the events table. - eventEventId specifies what fault event has occured. - eventName specifies the name of the fault event. - eventSetTime indicates when fault event has occured (delta events) or when fault has been set on (normal events). - eventSeverity reports the severity level of the event. - eventInstanceType indicates what kind of object is faulty. - eventInstanceId specifies what instance is faulty. - eventInstanceName may contain textual description for the faulty object. - eventServAffective specifies whether the event is immediately service affcetive. - eventDescription reports possible additional information about the event. - trapPersistence tells whether this event is a delta or normal event. - trapSenderNodeId specifies the node ID of the sending network element if configuring it is supported for the network element, otherwise 0. - trapSenderStatus specifes the trap status. - sysObjectID specifies what kind of equipment reports the fault event. For more information see the eventTable specification"
],
null
]
}