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This MIB module defines a portion of the SNMP MIB under the Enterasys Networks enterprise OID pertaining to the Tracked Objects functionality. This MIB was designed to be used for configuring probes and tracked objects. Each probe and tracked object has configuration parameters that may also be controlled via this MIB.

The maximum number of tracked objects that can be configured to monitor local entities.

The current number of tracked objects that are configured.

The maximum number of probes that can be configured to monitor remote entities.

The current number of probes that are configured.

The maximum number of Application Content Verification (ACV) probes that can be configured.

The current number of ACV probes that are configured.

The maximum number of probe sessions that can be configured by Enterasys client applications.

The current number of probe sessions that are currently used by Enterasys client applications.

The maximum number of system wide objects available to associate an InterfaceIndex with either a 'portGroup' or a 'portIfSpeed' tracked object.

The current number of system wide objects that are used to associate an InterfaceIndex with either a 'portGroup' or a 'portIfSpeed' tracked object.

This table provides the configuration parameters and attributes pertaining to probes. Client applications use probes to determine the status of remote services, such as HTTP servers.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTable.

The name given to this probe.

A unique value assigned by the system for referencing this entry within other tables that have memory restrictions.

Identifies whether this row entry is a default probe created by the system. A 'true' value indicates the system created the row entry, otherwise the value is 'false'. If the value of this object is 'true', the entry is read-only. Any attempt to modify the objects within this table results in the operation failing with a badValue error.

The type of connection used when contacting the remote service. icmp(1) - Issues an ICMP echo request and expects an echo reply from the remote service. Probes of this type determine the state of the remote service. udp(2) - Sends a UDP request using either the etsysTrackedObjectsProbeAcvRequest string or a generic '\r\n'. If its an ACV request, the system expects an ACV reply. If its a generic request, no reply is expected. Probes of this type determine the state of the remote service. tcp(3) - Sets up a 3-way handshake with the remote service. If etsysTrackedObjectsProbeAcvRequest is configured, that string is sent over the connected socket, and an ACV reply is expected. If that object is not configured, then the connection is closed. Probes of this type determine the state of the remote service. icmpTs(4) - Issues an ICMP echo request and expects an echo reply. The echo request contains a timestamp of the transmit time. The echo reply includes the timestamp of the received echo request and the transmit timestamp of the echo reply. Upon receiving the echo reply, the application adds a final timestamp for the receive time. Hosts: L - Local Host, D - Destination Host Timestamps: ETxTs - Echo Request Transmit Timestamp ERxTs - Echo Request Receive Timestamp RTxTs - Echo Reply Transmit Timestamp RRxTs - Echo Reply Receive Timestamp L ----- Echo Request (ETxTs) --------------> D L <---- Echo Reply (ETxTs, ERxTs, RTxTs)---- D L (Adds RRxTs) Notes: In order for the echo reply to contain the extra timestamps, the destinaton host MUST be an Enterasys device that supports the 'icmpTs' type. However, it is not a requirement that the destination host be an Enterasys device, nor does an Enterasys device have to support the 'icmpTs' type for the probe to operate correctly. In this situation, the client applications will have to handle the ERxTs and RTxTs values being zero. Probes of this type collect timestamp information for the client applications. These probes DO NOT determine the state of the remote service. Additional objects are found in the etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTsTable. The value of this object MAY NOT be modified after creating the row. Enumeration: 'udp': 2, 'icmp': 1, 'tcp': 3, 'icmpTs': 4.

The string that is sent prior to closing the connection to the remote service. This string is used to help the remote service close/cleanup its side of connection. This object MAY NOT be set when etsysTrackedObjectsProbeType is either 'icmp' or 'icmpTs'.

The string that must be found within the response to an ACV request in order for the transaction to be successful. The entire string must be found prior to exceeding the ACV search depth (etsysTrackedObjectsProbeAcvDepth). This object MAY NOT be set when etsysTrackedObjectsProbeType is either 'icmp' or 'icmpTs'.

The string that is sent to the remote host after a connection is established with the specified service. An ACV transaction will fail if an ACV request is sent and the ACV reply string (etsysTrackedObjectsProbeAcvReply) is not set. This object MAY NOT be set when etsysTrackedObjectsProbeType is either 'icmp' or 'icmpTs'.

The search depth at which to stop looking for the etsysTrackedObjectsProbeAcvReply within an ACV response. A successful match may stop prior to this search depth, but an unsuccessful match will not (unless the response from the server contains fewer characters than the specified search depth). This object MAY NOT be set when etsysTrackedObjectsProbeType is either 'icmp' or 'icmpTs'.

The fail-detect count. This is the number of consecutive attempts that MUST fail prior to marking a session's state object, etsysTrackedObjectsSessionState, as 'down'.

The fail-detect interval. The number of seconds between attempts while any associated session's state object, etsysTrackedObjectsSessionState, is 'up'.

The pass-detect count. This is the number of consecutive attempts that MUST pass prior to marking a session's state object, etsysTrackedObjectsSessionState, as 'up'.

The pass-detect interval. The number of seconds between attempts while any associated session's state object, etsysTrackedObjectsSessionState, is 'down'.

The amount of time to wait for the TCP 3-way handshake to complete. This object is only relevant when etsysTrackedObjectsProbeType is 'tcp'.

The amount of time to wait for a response to come back from the remote service.

A toggle mechanism that allows probe sessions to be put into service and taken out of service. Only the session entries in the etsysTrackedObjectsSessionTable that reference this probe are affected. Probe sessions are inservice when the value of this object is set to 'true'. In this case, those sessions MUST be scheduled to determine the status of the remote service. Probe sessions are not-inservice when the value of this object is set to 'false'. In this case, the sessions MUST NOT be scheduled.

A user provided description of this entry.

This object permits management of the table by facilitating actions such as row creation and deletion. Creation and activation of a conceptual row in this table MUST be performed as a single operation by setting this object to createAndGo(4). Suspension of an active conceptual row is not supported. Consequently, setting this object to createAndWait(5) or notInService(2) SHALL fail.

This table provides the information pertaining to individual probe sessions. Sessions are derived from probes and require a destination IP address and port number. Sessions determine whether a remote service is up or down. Session are created by client applications that wish to monitor the state of a remote service. The number and size of objects in this table SHOULD be minimized in order to provide the scalability needed to support a lot of entries.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsSessionTable.

The address family of the data contained in etsysTrackedObjectsSessionAddr.

The destination address of the object to monitor.

The port number of the service being monitored.

The current state of the session. up(1) - The service on the remote session is up. The session has passed the criteria specified in the corresponding probe. down(2) - The service on the remote session is down. The session has not passed the criteria specified in the corresponding probe. pending(3) - The system is in the process of determining the initial state of the session. disabled(4) - The corresponding probe has been taken out of service (etsysTrackedObjectsProbeInservice has been set to 'false'). collect(5) - The system is actively collecting timestamp data to pass along to the client applications. Only the sessions whose corresponding probe type is 'icmpTs' (etsysTrackedObjectsProbeType) may be in this state. Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'disabled': 4, 'up': 1, 'pending': 3, 'collect': 5.

The number of times the etsysTrackedObjectsSessionState object has changed state.

The sysUpTime at which the etsysTrackedObjectsSessionState was last modified.

This table contains the objects pertaining to the common attributes shared by the tracked objects.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonTable.

The name given to this tracked object.

The object type that is tracked by this entry. The objects non-common attributes are in one of the following tables based on the type: interface(1) - etsysTrackedObjectsIntfTable ipRoute(2) - etsysTrackedObjectsRouteTable portGroup(3) - etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupTable portIfSpeed(4) - etsysTrackedObjectsPortIfSpeedTable Enumeration: 'interface': 1, 'ipRoute': 2, 'portIfspeed': 4, 'portGroup': 3.

The current state of the tracked object. up(1) - The tracked object has been detected as being up. down(2) - The tracked object has been detected as being down. testing(3) - The system is in the process of determining the initial state of the tracked object. disabled(4) - The tracked object has been taken out of service (etsysTrackedObjectsCommonInservice has been set to 'false'). Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'disabled': 4, 'testing': 3, 'up': 1.

The amount of time the system waits prior to informing the client applications of an 'up' status for the etsysTrackedObjectsState object. If the etsysTrackedObjectsState object transitions back to the 'down' state prior to the delay period expiring, the client applications are not informed.

The amount of time the system waits prior to informing the client applications of a 'down' status for the etsysTrackedObjectsState object. If the etsysTrackedObjectsState object transitions back to the 'up' state prior to the delay period expiring, the client applications are not informed.

A user provided description of this entry.

A toggle mechanism that allows the tracked object to be put into service and taken out of service. A tracked object is inservice when the value of this object is set to 'true'. In this case, the system is actively tracking the status of the object. A tracked object is not-inservice when the value of this object is set to 'false'. In this case, the system does not monitor the status of the tracked object.

The name of a script file local to the system that is provided to the client applications when informing them this tracked object transitioned to the 'up' state. It is the client applications responsibility to verify the contents of the file.

The name of a script file local to the system that is provided to the client applications when informing them this tracked object transitioned to the 'down' state. It is the client applications responsibility to verify the contents of the file.

This table provides the configuration parameters pertaining to local interface tracked objects. VLANs and tunnels are the supported interface types. The objects in this table cannot be modified after row creation with the exception of the RowStatus object. An entry created via this table will have a corresponding entry in the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonTable, which contains objects that are modifiable after row creation.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsIntfTable.

The MIB-II ifIndex of the interface being tracked. The value of this object MAY NOT be modified after creating the row.

The following are the tracked object options available for interfaces. line-protocol(1) - Track the operational status of the interface. The value of this object MAY NOT be modified after creating the row. Enumeration: 'lineProtocol': 1.

This object permits management of the table by facilitating actions such as row creation and deletion. Creation and activation of a conceptual row in this table MUST be performed as a single operation by setting this object to createAndGo(4). Suspension of an active conceptual row is not supported. Consequently, setting this object to createAndWait(5) or notInService(2) SHALL fail.

This table provides the configuration parameters pertaining to local route tracked objects, such as routes in the FIB. The objects in this table cannot be modified after row creation with the exception of the RowStatus and metric thresholds object. An entry created via this table will have a corresponding entry in the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonTable, which contains objects that are modifiable after row creation.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsRouteTable.

The address family of this tracked object entry. This object dictates the valid input for the etsysTrackedObjectsRoutePrefix and etsysTrackedObjectsRoute objects. The value of this object MAY NOT be modified after creating the row.

The address mask of etsysTrackedObjectsRoute. The value of this object MUST be set while creating the row and it MAY NOT be modified afterwards.

The address of the route that is monitored by this tracked object. The value of this object MUST be set while creating the row and it MAY NOT be modified afterwards.

Dictates what to monitor in relation to the address. reachability(1) - Tracks the status of the route within the FIB. metric(2) - Uses metric thresholds to determine the status of the route. The value of this object MAY NOT be modified after creating the row. Enumeration: 'reachability': 1, 'metric': 2.

The threshold value the route metric MUST reach in order for the tracked object to transition to the 'up' state from the 'down' state. This value MUST be less than the value specified in etsysTrackedObjectsRouteMetricDownThresh. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the value of a set operation is greater than or equal to etsysTrackedObjectsRouteMetricDownThresh. This value only has meaning when etsysTrackedObjectsRouteOption is 'metric'.

The threshold value the route metric MUST reach in order for the tracked object to transition to the 'down' state from the 'up' state. This value MUST be greater than the value specified in etsysTrackedObjectsRouteMetricUpThresh. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the value of a set operation is less than or equal to etsysTrackedObjectsRouteMetricUpThresh. This value only has meaning when etsysTrackedObjectsRouteOption is 'metric'.

This object permits management of the table by facilitating actions such as row creation and deletion. Creation and activation of a conceptual row in this table MUST be performed as a single operation by setting this object to createAndGo(4). Suspension of an active conceptual row is not supported. Consequently, setting this object to createAndWait(5) or notInService(2) SHALL fail.

This table provides the configuration parameters pertaining to a 'portGroup' tracked object. An entry created via this table will have a corresponding entry in the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonTable, which contains objects that are modifiable after row creation.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupTable.

The maximum number of ports that may be members of this 'portGroup'.

The number of ports that are members of this 'portGroup'.

This object permits management of the table by facilitating actions such as row creation and deletion. Creation and activation of a conceptual row in this table MUST be performed as a single operation by setting this object to createAndGo(4). Suspension of an active conceptual row is not supported. Consequently, setting this object to createAndWait(5) or notInService(2) SHALL fail.

The number of ports in the 'portGroup' that are up.

The number of ports in the 'portGroup' that are down.

The threshold used to determine when to set the tracked object's etsysTrackedObjectsCommonState to 'up'. If the value of etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupUpCount is greater than or equal to this value, the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonState for this tracked object is set to 'up'. This value MUST be greater than the value specified in etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupDownThresh. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the value of a set operation is less than or equal to etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupDownThresh.

The threshold used to determine when to set the tracked object's etsysTrackedObjectsCommonState to 'down'. If the value of etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupUpCount is less than or equal to this value, the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonState for this tracked object is set to 'down'. This value MUST be less than the value specified in etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupUpThresh. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the value of a set operation is greater than or equal to etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupUpThresh.

This table provides the ability to associate a port that has a MIB-II ifIndex to a 'portGroup' and 'portIfSpeed' tracked object. The tracked objects MUST exist prior to assigning the association.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsPortTable.

The MIB-II ifIndex of the port.

The name of the 'portGroup' tracked object this port is associated with. The tracked object MUST exist in the etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupTable. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the tracked object does not exist. The empty string indicates this port is not associated with a 'portGroup' tracked object.

The systems interpretation of the operational status of the port. up(1) - The state when the port is operationally up. down(2) - The state when the port has any other operational status other than 'up'. testing(3) - The state when the system is retrieving the status of the port. notTracked(4) - The state when etsysTrackedObjectsPortGroupName has its default value. Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'notTracked': 4, 'testing': 3, 'up': 1.

The name of the 'portIfSpeed' tracked object this port is associated with. The tracked object MUST exist in the etsysTrackedObjectsPortIfSpeedTable. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the tracked object does not exist. The empty string indicates this port is not associated with a 'portIfSpeed' tracked object.

This table provides the configuration parameters for probes of type 'icmpTs'. Probes of this type collect timestamp information for the client applications.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTsEntry.

The interval used for entries retrieving the timestamp data. This is the number of milliseconds between attempts. The value MUST be expressed in increments of 100. This value MUST be greater than etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTsRecvWait. A badValue error is returned if the value of a set operation is not an increment of 100. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the value of a set operation would make this value less than or equal to etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTsRecvWait.

The amount of time to wait for a response. This value MUST be less than etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTsInterval. An inconsistentValue error is returned if the value of a set operation would make this value greater than or equal to etsysTrackedObjectsProbeTsInterval.

The type-of-service value to use in the IP header when transmitting packets for timestamp data. The value of the TOS is not checked for accuracy.

The priority code point value to use in the VLAN header when transmitting packets for timestamp data. The value of the PCP is not checked for accuracy.

This table provides the configuration parameters pertaining to a 'portIfSpeed' tracked object. An entry created via this table will have a corresponding entry in the etsysTrackedObjectsCommonTable, which contains objects that are modifiable after row creation.

An entry (conceptual row) in the etsysTrackedObjectsPortIfSpeedTable.

The maximum number of ports that may be members of this 'portIfSpeed' group.

The number of ports that are members of this 'portIfSpeed' group.

The lowest interface speed among the ports associated with this tracked object.

The highest interface speed among the ports associated with this tracked object.

This object permits management of the table by facilitating actions such as row creation and deletion. Creation and activation of a conceptual row in this table MUST be performed as a single operation by setting this object to createAndGo(4). Suspension of an active conceptual row is not supported. Consequently, setting this object to createAndWait(5) or notInService(2) SHALL fail.

This group defines information pertaining to the global resources used by Enterasys Tracked Objects.

This group defines the attributes and configuration parameters for probe objects.

This group defines the session information, created by client applications.

This group defines the common attributes shared by tracked objects.

This group defines the configuration parameters for tracking local interfaces.

This group defines the configuration parameters for tracking IP routes.

This group defines the configuration parameters for tracking port groups.

This group defines the threshold parameters for tracking port groups.

This group defines the probe timestamp configuration parameters.

This group defines the threshold parameters for tracking port if speed.

This group defines information pertaining to the global resources used by Enterasys Tracked Objects.

The compliance statement for devices that support etsysTrackedObjects.

The compliance statement for devices that support etsysTrackedObjects.