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Driver Name. This value identifies the NetWare loadable module providing the operating system access to the Server Manager board.

Driver Date. The date of the NetWare loadable module providing the operating system access to the Server Manager board. The date is provided in mm/dd/yy format.

Driver Version. This is the version of the NetWare Loadable Module (NLM) providing the operating system access to the Server Manager board. Version 1.20 or greater of the driver is required to use the Server Manager SNMP agent.

Server Manager Commands Sent. The number of commands the driver has issued to the Server Manager board since it was loaded.

Server Manager Commands Received. The number of commands the driver has received from the Server Manager board since it was loaded.

Server Manager Watchdog Frequency. The number of minutes between watchdog commands. The watchdog command is the way the Server Manager board determines that the driver and NetWare are still running. A value of zero (0) means no watchdog is being performed.

Server Manager Clock Sync Frequency. The number of minutes between clock synchronization commands. The clock synchronization command sets the Server Manager board's clock to the same value as the NetWare OS clock. A value of zero (0) means no clock synchronization is being performed.

Server Manager Watchdog Commands Issues. The number of watch dog commands issued since the driver was loaded.

Server Manager Clock Sync Commands Issues. The number of clock synchronization commands performed since the driver was loaded.

Server Manager Memory Allocation Errors. The number of times that a memory allocation failed when a command received by the driver required a buffer to be allocated.

Server Manager Board Resets. The number of times the driver detected the Server Manager board resetting itself.

Server Manager Board State. The driver's perception of the Server Manager board's state. Enumeration: 'failed': 3, 'other': 1, 'ok': 2.

Server Manager Board Name. The name of the Server Manager board supplied by the user during configuration of the Server Manager board using the EISA Configuration Utility.

Server Manager Board ID. The ID of the Server Manager board supplied by the user during configuration of the Server Manager board using the EISA Configuration Utility.

Server Manager ROM Date. The date of the firmware on the board in mm/dd/yy format.

Server Manager Country Code. An abbreviation for the country (language) for which the Server Manager board is configured. The possible values are: AE Arabic - English AF Arabic - French AU Australia BE Belgium BF Belgium - Flemish CE Canadian - English CF Canadian - French CH China DN Denmark DU Dutch EE European - English FN Finland FR France GR Germany HA Hungary IT Italy IS Israel KA Kangi LA Latin America ME Middle East NE Netherlands NO Norway PO Portugal SP Spain SW Sweden ST Switzerland SF Swiss - French SG Swiss - German TA Taiwan UK United Kingdom US United States

Server Manager Voice ROM Status. The value specifies if the Server Manager board has a voice ROM installed. Enumeration: 'other': 1, 'notInstalled': 2, 'installed': 3.

Server Manager Battery Connection Status. Enumeration: 'other': 1, 'connected': 2, 'disconnected': 3.

Server Manager Dormant Mode Status. The status of the power management system. Enumeration: 'dormantOnPowerDown': 3, 'other': 1, 'normal': 2.

Server Manager Self Test Error Code. The result of the self test run by the Server Manager board firmware. This value is a set of bit flags defined as follows (bit 0 is the least significant bit): Bit 0 set - ROM Checksum failed Bit 1 set - RAM test failed Bit 2 set - 80186 timer failed Bit 3 set - Built in modem failed Bit 4 set - Direct connect interface failed Bit 5 set - Real time clock failed Bit 6 set - Temperature and/or voltage sensor failed Bit 7 set - DTMF (tone detection circuitry) failed Bit 8 set - VSL (voice synthesis logic circuitry) failed Bit 9 set - Host bus monitor failed Bit 10 set - Bus master interface failed Bit 11 set - Battery is broken Bits 12 - 15 are currently reserved. A value of zero (no bits are set) indicates no self test error has occured.

Server Manager Operating System ID. The host operating system registered by the driver with the Server Manager board. Enumeration: 'banyan': 181, 'netware386': 178, 'netware286': 177, 'os2LanManager': 179, 'unix': 180, 'other': 1, 'dos': 182.

Server Manager Operating System Major Revision. The major revision of the host operating system registered by the driver with the Server Manager board.

Server Manager Operating System Minor Revision. The minor revision of the host operating system registered by the driver with the Server Manager board.

Server Manager Power On Self Test Timeout. The number of minutes the board should wait for POST to complete. A value of 0 indicates that the version of firmware on the Server Manager board does not make this information available.

Server Manager Condition. This represents the overall condition of the Server Manager board. Enumeration: 'failed': 4, 'degraded': 3, 'other': 1, 'ok': 2.

Server Manager Total Objects. The total number of objects currently defined on the Server Manager Board.

Server Manager Total Object Space. The total amount of memory on the Server Manager board for storing object and monitored item information. This number is given in Server Manager board specific unit type and is best used in comparison with the objDataObjectSpaceAvailable.

Server Manager Available Object Space. The amount of memory currently available on the Server Manager board for storing object and monitored item information. This number is given in a Server Manager board specific unit type and is best used in comparison with the objDataObjectTotalSpace.

Server Manager Innate Monitoring Status. The following values are valid: Enabled (3) Innate Monitoring is active. Disabled (2) Innate Monitoring is not active. Other (1) Innate Monitoring status is unobtainable Innate Monitoring is performed by the Server Manager board without input from the operating system. It includes monitoring of information such as Temperature, Input/Output Check, and Power. Compaq DIAGNOSTICS disables Innate Monitoring before executing any tests so that alerts are not caused inadvertently. After completion, Diagnostics re-enables alerting. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

A list of the objects currently defined on the Server Manager board.

A description of an object currently defined on the Server Manager board.

This is a number that uniquely specifies a type of object on the Server Manager board.

This number uniquely specifies a particular instance of an object on the Server Manager board.

A number used to group associated objects together by the type of function they perform. The currently defined classes are: 4096 (1000 hex) System Board 8192 (2000 hex) Disk Storage 16384 (4000 hex) Tape Storage 20480 (5000 hex) Network 24576 (6000 hex) NetWare 28672 (7000 hex) SCO UNIX 32768 (8000 hex) OS/2 LAN Manager 36864 (9000 hex) Banyan VINES

A short text description of the object.

A list of the monitored items currently defined on the Server Manager board.

A description of a monitored item currently defined on the Server Manager board.

This number uniquely specifies a type of object on the Server Manager board with which this monitored item is associated.

This number uniquely specifies a particular instance of an object on the Server Manager board that with which this monitored item is associated.

This number specifies the monitored item of the object and instance given in the first two fields that this entry describes.

This field indicates if the driver will be notified when this monitored item crosses a defined threshold. The driver may provide some mechanism for logging the event or notifying specified users. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

This field indicates if the Server Manager board will notify pagers, telephones, or Server Manager Facilities when this monitored item crosses a defined threshold. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

This field indicates if the Server Manager board is responsible for monitoring the value of this monitored item or if an external operating system agent is acquiring the value and placing the data on the Server Manager board. Enumeration: 'externallyManaged': 2, 'other': 1, 'innate': 3.

This field indicate if the operating system driver is to be notified of modifications to this monitored item's thresholds. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

This shows the logical operation that is done with the limit (and optional) to determine if an alerting event has occured. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue. Enumeration: 'notEqual': 3, 'outside': 9, 'inside': 8, 'lessThanOrEqual': 6, 'equal': 2, 'lessThan': 4, 'other': 1, 'greaterThan': 5, 'greaterThanOrEqual': 7.

The severity of a problem with this monitored item. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue. Enumeration: 'status': 2, 'catastrophic': 5, 'other': 1, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 4.

The conceptual type of data of this monitored item. Enumeration: 'string': 5, 'counter': 2, 'range': 4, 'queue': 7, 'state': 3, 'other': 1, 'data': 6.

The voice message number that would be delivered as part of a voice alert when this monitored item exceeds its threshold. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue.

A short text description of the monitored item.

Threshold information for this monitored item. The interpretation of this field depends on the monItemDataType field. For counters this is the value that when passed, as specified by the comparator, an alert will occur. The optional can be used to specify a step. Whenever the value of the monitored item passes the value of the limit plus an integer multiple of the step a new alert will occur. For states this is the value that when passed, as specified by the comparator, an alert will occur. For ranges this value (the low threshold) and the value of the optional (the high threshold) define a range. When the range boundaries are crossed, as specified by the comparator, an alert will occur. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue.

Threshold information for this monitored item. The interpretation of this field depends on the monItemDataType field. For counters this is the step. Whenever the value of the monitored item passes the value of the limit plus an integer multiple of the step a new alert will occur. For ranges this value (the high threshold) and the value of the limit (the low threshold) define a range. When the range boundaries are crossed, as specified by the comparator, an alert will occur. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is state, string, data, or queue.

Default value information for this monitored item. Certain Server Manager data types support a reset function. This field specifies the value that the monitored item will change to when a reset command is received. This field is only valid if the monItemDataType value is counter, state, or range. This field is undefined if the monItemDataType is string, data, or queue.

The value of the monitored item if the monitored item's data type is counter, state, or range. If the monitored item's data type is string, data, or queue this value is undefined.

The value of the monitored item if the monItemDataType is string. If the monItemDataType is counter, state, range, data, or queue this value is undefined.

The value of the monitored item if the monItemDataType is data or queue. If the monItemDataType is counter, state, range, or string this value is undefined. If the monItemDataType is data this field will contain a length octet (byte) followed by a number of octets of data equal to the value of the length octet. If the monItemDataType is queue this field will contain a head of queue octet followed by 255 octets of data. The value of the head of queue octet indicates the data octet that is the logical head of the circular queue of data.

An octet string specifying the time of the last change of this monitored item. This octet string contains in the following order: year, month, day of month, hour, minute, second. Each of the octets is a Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) number.

Async Status. This shows if asynchronous communication with the Server Manager's serial interface and modem is enabled (3) or disabled (2). This feature can be enabled or disabled through the Collection Agent User Interface (CPQCAUI.NLM). You may want to disable the Async Communication with the Server Manager to prevent a Server Manager Facility (SMF) user from assuming control of the system console. Disabling the Async Communication disconnects any active SMF session. Disabling the Async Communications also disables all remote alerts. Server Manager On-the-Network alerts will remain enabled. On-the-Network alerts are those sent over the network. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

The value specifies the maximum baud rate supported by the modem installed on the Server Manager board. A value of 0 indicates that the version of firmware on the Server Manager board does not make this information available.

The current status of the remote console audible indicator. When enabled, the server will beep when the Server Manager is being used by a Server Manager Facility for remote session emulation. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

The current value of the remote session activity. A value of notSupported indicates that the version of firmware on the Server Manager board does not make this information available. Enumeration: 'pgrVoiceSessionActive': 5, 'other': 1, 'noSessionActive': 3, 'remoteSessionActive': 4, 'remoteConsoleActive': 6, 'notSupported': 2.

The status of the call back feature of the Server Manager board. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

The list of defined modem settings for the Server Manager board.

A defined modem's settings for the Server Manager board.

The type of modem settings this entry describes. Enumeration: 'externalModem': 49, 'pager': 50, 'internalModem': 48.

Status information about the modem described by this table entry. Only some of these values are appropriate for some types of entries. Enumeration: 'internalIntnlModem': 4, 'internalUSModem': 3, 'pagerInformationData': 8, 'serialPortNotSetup': 5, 'serialDirectConnect': 6, 'serialExternalModem': 7, 'other': 1, 'noInternalModem': 2.

The baud rate to be used over this communcation medium by the Server Manager board.

The parity used for this communication medium by the Server Manager board. Enumeration: 'even': 4, 'none': 2, 'other': 1, 'odd': 3.

The data length used for this communication medium by the Server Manager board.

The number of stop bits used for this communication medium by the Server Manager board.

The string that is entered before any dial operation by the Server Manager board.

The string used to hang up the phone by the Server Manager board.

The string used to put the modem into auto-answer mode by the Server Manager board.

The string used to put the modem into originate mode by the Server Manager board.

The current alerting status. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'other': 1, 'enabled': 3.

The list of currently defined alert destinations on the Server Manager board.

A currently defined alert destination on the Server Manager board.

This is a number that uniquely specifies this alert destination. This number is also the priority of the alert destination. When an alert occurs, alert destinations are tried in an order based on their priority (lowest number first). The priority index is one based, meaning index one (1) is the highest priority index (and tried first), index two (2) is next, and so forth.

The type of connection appropriate for the destination. Enumeration: 'internalModemToSmf': 161, 'externalDirectToSmf': 166, 'internalModemToVoice': 163, 'other': 1, 'internalModemToPager': 162, 'externalModemToSmf': 164, 'externalModemToPager': 165.

The number of retries for a successful connection that should be attempted to this alert destination.

The type(s) of communication that this destination supports. Enumeration: 'alertAndCallback': 4, 'alertOnly': 2, 'other': 1, 'callbackOnly': 3.

The phone number for this destination. This field is undefined if the alertDestType is externalDirectToSmf.

A set of bit flags specifying the times this is a valid destination. Each bit specifies whether it this is a valid destination for a specific hour of the week. The first bit is for the hour 12:00:01 am to 1:00:00 am on Monday. Each bit thereafter specifies the validity of this destination for the next hour.

The type of pager at this destination. This field is undefined if the alertDestType is internalModemToSmf, internalModemToVoice, externalModemToSmf, or externalDirectToSmf. Enumeration: 'alphanumeric': 3, 'other': 1, 'numericOnly': 2.

The pager ID assigned by the paging company to identify the pager. This field is undefined if the alertDestType is internalModemToSmf, internalModemToVoice, externalModemToSmf, or externalDirectToSmf.

The size of the pager display. This field is undefined if the alertDestType is internalModemToSmf, internalModemToVoice, externalModemToSmf, or externalDirectToSmf.

The total number of trap packets issued by the agent for the cpqSmServerManager enterprise since the Server Manager SNMP agent was loaded.

The maximum number of entries that will currently be kept in the trap log. If the maximum size has been reached and a new trap occurs the oldest trap will be removed.

An ordered list of trap log entries (conceptually a queue). The trap log entries will be kept in the order in which they were generated with the most recent trap at index 1 and the oldest trap entry at index trapLogMaxSize. If the maximum number size has been reached and a new trap occurs the oldest trap will be removed when the new trap is added so the trapMaxLogSize is not exceeded.

A description of a trap event.

The value of this object uniquely identifies this trapLogEntry at this time. The most recent trap will have an index of 1 and the oldest trap will have an index of trapLogMaxSize. Because of the queue-like nature of the trapLog this particular trap event's index will change as new traps are issued.

The type of the trap event that this entry describes. This number refers to an entry in a list of traps enumerating the possible traps the Server Manager agent may issue. Enumeration: 'cpqSmCommFailed': 4, 'cpqSmBoardReset': 2, 'cpqSmAlertDestinationBlacklisted': 7, 'cpqSmBatteryFailed': 5, 'cpqSmServerManagerAlert': 3, 'cpqSmBoardTimeout': 6, 'cpqSmBoardFailed': 1.

The time of the trap event that this entry describes. The time is given in year (first octet), month, day of month, hour, minute, second (last octet) order. Each octet is a BCD number.

Server Manager board failure. The Insight Agent has detected a failure of the Compaq Server Manager/R board in the server.

Server Manager board reset. The Insight Agent has detected a reset of the Server Manager/R board in the server.

Threshold exeeded on Server Manager monitored item. The Insight Agent has detected a monitored item on the Server Manager board exceeding a threshold when alerting is enabled for the monitored item.

Server Manager asynchronous communications failure. The Insight Agent has detected a failure in the Server Manager board's asynchronous communication system.

Server Manager battery failure. The Insight Agent has detected a failure in the Server Manager board's onboard battery.

Server Manager board time-out. The Insight Agent has detected a time-out of the Server Manager board as reported by the Server Manager Board driver.

Alert destination blacklisted. The Server Manager board modem has blacklisted an alert destination phone number. Once blacklisted, that alert destination is no longer available for use as an alert destination. Blacklisting, which only occurs in international modems, is a requirement imposed by certain European countries on modems, to prevent a phone number from being dialed multiple times without getting a connection. The number of attempts required to have blacklisting occur, vary from country to country. Once an alert destination has been blacklisted, the only way to remove the blacklisted phone number is to remove power from the modem. On external modems this is a trival task. When a blacklisting occurs on the Server Manager board's internal modem the task is slightly more difficult as the modem gets power from the Server Manager board. To remove power from the Server Manager board's internal modem, the Server Manager board must be forced into Dormant Mode. This is an operating mode, used to conserve battery life, which is entered automatically if the board looses power. To cause the board to enter Dormant Mode, the following steps should be performed: 1) Disable alerting via CPQCAUI.NLM. 2) Disable async communication via CPQCAUI.NLM. 3) Down the server. 4) Exit to DOS (if applicable). 5) Shut power off to the computer. 6) Wait 5 minutes before restoring power. Once the 5 minutes has expired, and power to the computer has been restored, the modem will have flushed its blacklist, and the board's alerting functions will work as expected.