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This module describes an authoritative enterprise-specific Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Management Information Base (MIB): For the Birds Of Prey Product Line Proprietary System Subsystem. No liability shall be assumed for any incidental, indirect, special, or consequential damages whatsoever arising from or related to this document or the information contained herein. Vendors, end-users, and other interested parties are granted non-exclusive license to use this specification in connection with management of the products for which it is intended to be used. Copyright (C) 1995-2007 Alcatel-Lucent ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WORLDWIDE

Branch For BOP Proprietary System Subsystem Managed Objects.

the microcode package table

a row in the microcode package table

The package index for directories. Values 1-4 are pre-defined as: loaded(1), certified(2), working(3), issu(4). Values 5+ are user working directories in /flash assigned by the system. Values 5+ remain associated with a directory until reboot, takeover, the directory no longer contains valid images or the directory no longer exists.

The directory name under flash where the microcode package is found. Directories with names longer than 108 characters will be skipped.

The index to the package sub table in the microcode table

The version of the microcode package (Fos.img, Fbase.img, etc.)

The name of the microcode package

The description of the microcode package

The status of the microcode package Enumeration: 'ok': 2, 'undefined': 1, 'inuse': 3.

The size of the microcode package

this object is the base IP address of the EMP for this CMM

this object is the gateway of the EMP for this CMM

This is the Netmask of the EMP that is used when this CMM boots.

This object identifies the manufacturer of the Flash memory used on this product. toshiba(7) is for hawk only. The reason 7 is used is because 5 is already used for micron and 6 is for kingston. toshiba, sandisk, and sst are compact flashes for the hawk only. Enumeration: 'intel': 3, 'sst': 9, 'amd': 2, 'toshiba': 7, 'other': 1, 'wintec': 13, 'sandisk': 8, 'spansion': 10, 'atmel': 4.

This object identifies the size of the flash memory available on this CMM. It is the total flash hardware memory and does not indicate how much of the memory is free, used, etc.

This object identifies the manufacturer of the RAM memory used on this CMM. Enumeration: 'intel': 3, 'dataram': 10, 'kingston': 6, 'amd': 2, 'interward': 11, 'notreadable': 12, 'other': 1, 'micron': 5, 'atmel': 4.

This object identifies the size of the RAM memory available on this CMM. It is the total RAM hardware memory and does not indicate how much of the memory is free, used, etc.

This object identifies the whether the NVRAM battery is low. true(1), false(2)

Indicates the manufacturer and model number of the CPU. Currently, only two types of processors are enumerated. Enumeration: 'ppc': 4, 'ppc8540': 5, 'sparcV9': 3, 'other': 1, 'sparc380': 2, 'ppc8572': 6.

This object identifies whether the Interrupt Boot Jumper on this CMM is set: True(1), False(2)

This object identifies whether the Force Uart Defaults Jumper on this CMM is set: True(1), False(2)

This object identifies whether the Run Extended Memory Diagnostics Jumper on this CMM is set: True(1), False(2)

This object identifies whether the Spare Jumper on this CMM is set: True(1), False(2)

This table contains the FPGA version for each FPGA on this CMM

a row in the systemHardwareFpgaVersionTable

This is the index to one of the FPGA versions on this CMM

This is the major version of one of the FPGA devices on this CMM. refer to the systemHardwareMinorFpgaVersion for the minor number.

A string that identifies the boot rom version

A string that identifies the backup miniboot version.

A string that identifies the default miniboot version.

A string that identifies the minor FPGA version. Refer to the systemHardwareFpgaVersion for the major FPGA version number.

A string that identifies the CPLD version.

A string that identifies the Uboot version.

A string that identifies the product ID register

A string that identifies the hardware revision register

A string that identifies the XFP ID

A string that identifies the Uboot-miniboot version.

system file system table for this CMM.

A row in the system file system table

Index to a specific file system.

The name of the file system.

the free space in octets of this file system

The name of a file system directory. This object is used in conjunction with an Action command. The Action command will set this directory name to the name of a specific directory. Information for all of the files in that directory will then be read from the file system and the appropriate values written in the entries in the systemFileSystemFile table. All this is being done to give snmp access to the file system files.

the date and time (in system format) of the last access to this directory

system file system File table for this CMM. This table is used by an Action command which will populate it with file information read from the files in the specified directory.

A row in the system file system File table

Index to a specific file system File.

The name of a file system File

The Type of a file system File

size of this file

attributes of this file Enumeration: 'readWrite': 3, 'readOnly': 2, 'writeOnly': 4, 'undefined': 1.

the modification date and time of a file

This object contains the current System Date in the following format: MM/DD/YYYY

This object contains the current System Time in the following format: HH:MM:SS

This object contains the current Hour Offset from UTC in the following format: -13:00 to +12:00 OR a well known timezone (PST,CST,etc.)

first, second, third, fourth, fifth, last = 1,2,3,4,5,6

Sunday, Monday, Tues... = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7

January, February, march... = 1,2,3,4,5,67,8,9,10,11,12

2:00, 3:00, 4:00... = 200, 300, 400, etc.

60 minutes = 60

first, second, third, fourth, fifth, last = 1,2,3,4,5,6

Sunday, Monday, Tues... = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7

January, February, march... = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

2:00, 3:00, 4:00... = 200, 300, 400, etc.

This object enables and disables the DST.

This object contains the current file system working directory for this CMM. For example, /flash/certified

the 1st argument for system services action routines

the 2nd argument for system services action routines

the 3rd argument for system services action routines

the 4th argument for system services action routines

the 5th argument for system services action routines

the 6th argument for system services action routines

the 7th argument for system services action routines

the 8th argument for system services action routines

the 9th argument for system services action routines

This object identifies which of the above Actions is to be performed by the System Services Application. Most Actions require one or more parameters be set before the Action is executed. systemServicesAction - 26 for bootrom, 27 for default miniboot, and 28 for backup miniboot use systemServicesArg1 for name of the file scp- the first 2 arguments are going to be used. Set arg 1 with the source and the arg 2 with the destination file(s). E.g. scp LocalDir/testfileX.txt admin@10.255.11.1:RemoteDir/testfileX.txt For mount and umount, systemServicesArg1 specifies the mount point (such as /uflash). For newfs, systemServicesArg1 contains the name of the file-system (/uflash or /flash) which will be created. On /uflash, a FAT16 file system is created with long name naming conventions. For fsck, systemServicesArg1 contains the name of the file-system (/uflash or /flash) which will be checked and systemServicesArg2 will contain the string repair or no-repair depending on if autocorrection is requested. To see all file systems currently mounted, refer to the systemFileSystemTable. For backup and restore, systemServicesArg1 contains the archive name and systemServicesArg2 through Arg9 contains the directories and/or files to be archived/extracted. For newfs, fsck, backup and restore, the systemServicesActionPercentComplete variable can be inspected to see a progress indication. Enumeration: 'rmr': 5, 'restore': 46, 'backupminiboot': 28, 'chmodpw': 8, 'ubootMinibootAllSlots': 34, 'tftp': 47, 'vi': 13, 'ubootcmm': 30, 'upgradeLicence': 36, 'rz': 12, 'fpgani': 49, 'cp': 6, 'scp': 32, 'ftp': 11, 'unmount': 44, 'ubootni': 31, 'mkdir': 1, 'newfs': 18, 'noaction': 0, 'ssh6': 41, 'sftp6': 42, 'rmdir': 2, 'ed': 16, 'rm': 4, 'debugPmdNi': 25, 'more': 17, 'restoreLicence': 37, 'ftp6': 39, 'modbootparams': 21, 'telnet': 14, 'fsck': 10, 'chmodmw': 9, 'ssh': 23, 'dshell': 19, 'defaultminiboot': 27, 'aclman': 33, 'filedir': 22, 'telnet6': 40, 'mount': 43, 'sftp': 24, 'mv': 3, 'fscollect': 48, 'updateDSineXtroller': 38, 'install': 15, 'miniboot': 35, 'bootrom': 26, 'cpr': 7, 'fpgacmm': 29, 'backup': 45, 'view': 20.

the result of a system services application

the string result of a system services application

enables/disables the Ktrace facility

enables/disables the Systrace facility

the number of tty lines for a console screen

the number of tty columns for a console screen

disables/enables the kernel Memory Monitor feature

the table of Ktrace severity level settings

A row in the system services ktrace level table. There is one entry for each possible Application ID

the index into the ktrace level table

the ktrace level for a specific Application ID

the table of Systrace severity level settings

A row in the system services systrace level table. There is one entry for each possible Application ID

the Systrace level for a specific Application ID.

the Systrace level for a specific Application ID.

Provides update status for firmware updates

A row in the update status table.

The index to the CMM for which status is required.

Status of a firmware update. In the case of doneNok, further information can be obtained from systemUpdateErrorCode. Enumeration: 'doneOk': 2, 'inProgress': 1, 'doneNok': 3, 'noOp': 4.

Error codes for done_nok. Enumeration: 'niLocked': 28, 'notSysResource': 12, 'installDrvErr': 16, 'notPrimary': 18, 'msgSendIpcErr': 1, 'notSupported': 13, 'invalidModType': 25, 'noInstallComp': 11, 'invalidKey': 27, 'fXferReplyErr': 6, 'fXferQuitErr': 7, 'noError': 20, 'fXferFcloseErr': 8, 'fileNameErr': 9, 'maxFaiCount': 26, 'fXferOPenErr': 2, 'fXferFtpErr': 3, 'niNotPresent': 22, 'fXferReadErr': 4, 'upToDate': 24, 'rmFileErr': 10, 'dupSerialNum': 23, 'commandBlocked': 19, 'invalidValue': 14, 'fXferWriteErr': 5, 'waitMsgMaxTry': 15, 'fileNotFound': 17, 'invalidNi': 21.

This object identifies the percent completion of the currently executing systemServicesAction.

This object identifies the archive currently being read via the systemServicesArchiveTable. This object is the complete pathname to the archive and must be set prior to reading the systemServicesArchiveTable.

This table contains the contents of a backup archive. This table is used by the restore action command to display (rather than backup) an archive. The restore command will populate this table with archive information read from the archive specified by the systemServicesAction restore command. This is done as follows. Set the systemServicesArg1 object to the archive name to be read. Set the systemServicesArg2 object to the string: display-only. Set the systemServicesAction object to restore. Then read this table.

A row in the system services archive table.

Index to a specific entry in the backup archive file.

The name of a file in the backup archive file.

The type of a file in the backup archive file.

The size of a file in the backup archive file.

The attributes of a file in the backup archive file. Enumeration: 'readWrite': 3, 'readOnly': 2, 'writeOnly': 4, 'undefined': 1.

disable/enable the USB interface

disable/enable the USB auto-copy facility

determinse if usb is mounted

A small positive integer used to identify a switch logging output

Global switch logging enable/disable

Enable/disable switch logging to flash

Enable/disable switch logging to a socket

The IP Address of a remote host that can be used to send switch logging records to as an option

Enable/disable switch logging to the console

The table of switch logging registered applications,one for each Application ID

A row in the system switch logging application table

A specific application ID which has a registered application associated with it. This application ID is used as an index into the application table.

A specific sub-application ID which belongs to a registered application associated with it. This sub-application ID is used as part of the index into the application table.

The specific sub-application's VRF severity level. This severity level is used as part of the index into the application table.

Application name in an entry in the table

The name of the specific sub-application ID.

The severity level of the specific sub-application ID.

A string with comma-delimited VRF IDs or ranges of VRF IDs that belong to this sub-application's VRF severity level.

Enable clearing of switch logging entries

Set size of swlog logging file

The table of switch logging remote hosts.

A remote switch logging server entry.

The IP Address of a remote host that can be used to send switch logging records to.

The port number of a remote host that can be used to send switch logging records to.

Provides the ability to add or remove a remote host entry.

Indicates whether this host may receive user command data.

The name or number of the VRF to be used to send switch logging records to.

The table of switch logging remote hosts.

A remote switch logging server entry.

The IP Address of a remote host that can be used to send switch logging records to.

The port number of a remote host that can be used to send switch logging records to.

Provides the ability to add or remove a remote host entry.

Indicates whether this host may receive user command data.

The name or number of the VRF to be used to send switch logging records to.

The number of remote hosts currently defined.

Messages whose severity level is equal to or more severe than this value will be displayed to the console.

User commands will be logged to remote hosts when enabled.

This textual convention enumerates the facilities that originate syslog messages. The Facilities of syslog messages are numerically coded with decimal values. Some of the operating system daemons and processes are traditionally designated by the Facility values given below. Daemons and processes that do not have an explicitly assigned Facility may use any of the 'local use' Facilities or they may use the 'user-level' Facility. For interoperability and backwards compatibility reasons, mapping specified in this document between a label which represents a Facility and the value which represents the corresponding code, is normative. So the mapping from a label configured by operators in syslog.conf or equivalent will consistently map to the same Facility code regardless of implementation, but the label itself is often semantically meaningless, because it is impractical to attempt to enumerate all possible facilities, and the enumeration (label and corresponding value) that is used by an actual Facility is, and has historically been, implementation-dependent. For example, the foobar application might log messages as having come from local7, even though there is no 'local' process on the device, and the operator can configure syslog.conf to have local7.critical messages be relayed, even though there might be multiple facilities using Facility local7. This is typical current practice, and originators, relays and collectors know how to handle this situation. For improved accuracy, the foobar application can also include an APPNAME Structured Data Element.

The logging level for a specific application id.

Application name used as an index into the table

Global switch logging enable/disable duplicate detection

Global switch logging enable/disable printing preamble

Global switch logging enable/disable debug information

Global switch logging subapplicastion VRF ID

Global switch logging Hash Table Age Limit

Enable/disable switch logging to tty

The subapplication number of a given application

Library name used as an index into the table of registered libraries

Enable/disable switch logging using Loopback0 interface as the source ip address when logging to syslog server

Global Domain Name Service enable/disable

current domain name used by the Domain Name Service

1st part of address used by the Domain Name Service

2nd part of address used by the Domain Name Service

3rd part of address used by the Domain Name Service

IPv6 address of the Primary DNS server

IPv6 address of the Secondary DNS server

IPv6 address of the third DNS server

Branch For Alcatel IND BOP Proprietary System Subsystem Conformance Information.

Branch For Alcatel IND BOP Proprietary System Subsystem Units Of Conformance.

Group all the system microcode objects together

Group all the system boot parameters together

Group all the system Hardware Data together

Group all the system services parameters together

Group all the system flash file parameters together

Group all the switch logging parameters together

Group all the systemDNS parameters together

Branch For Alcatel IND BOP Proprietary System Subsystem Compliance Statements.

Compliance statement for Alcatel BOP Proprietary System Subsystem.