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Control for user ability to broadcast messages to other local ports. Corresponds directly to SERVER BROADCAST and the presence of the label 'Broadcast' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for server display of an error when the user gives an unsupported command. Corresponds directly to SERVER REPORT ERRORS and the presence of the label 'Report Errors' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for user ability to use a password to protect a logged in terminal from other users. Corresponds directly to SERVER LOCK and the presence of the label 'Lock' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Number of minutes a terminal may remain logged in with no sessions, no input or output, and no modem transitions. Corresponds directly to SERVER INACTIVITY TIMER and the value labeled 'Inactivity Timer:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display.

Number of times the server allows a user to retry an incorrect password. Corresponds directly to SERVER PASSWORD LIMIT and the value labeled 'Password Limit:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display.

The password a user must enter to become privileged. For security reasons, reading this object always returns a zero-length value. Corresponds directly to SERVER PRIVILEGED PASSWORD.

The password a user must enter to be given the opportunity to log in. For security reasons, reading this object always returns a zero-length value. Corresponds directly to SERVER LOGIN PASSWORD.

The text string the server displays to prompt a user for the login password. Corresponds directly to SERVER LOGIN PROMPT.

The text string the server displays before attempting to log in a user. Corresponds directly to SERVER WELCOME and the value labeled 'Welcome:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display.

The number of ports with connected sessions or logged in users. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Active Ports:' and 'Cur' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The highest value of basicActivePorts since system initialization. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Active Ports:' and 'High' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The number of logged in users. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Active Users:' and 'Cur' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The highest value of basicActiveUsers since system initialization. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Active Users:' and 'High' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The total number of connected sessions. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Connected Sessions:' and 'Cur' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The highest value of basicSessions since system initialization. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Connected Sessions:' and 'High' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The maximum total number of sessions that can simultaneously be connected to the system. A value of -1 indicates no limit up to available dynamic system memory. Corresponds directly to SERVER SESSION LIMIT and the value labeled 'Connected Sessions:' and 'Max' in the SERVER STATUS display.

A list of basic character port entries.

Basic parameter values for a port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

The action to take relative to basicPortDefaultDestName. Corresponds directly to PORT DEDICATED/PREFERRED SERVICE and the label 'Dedicated/Preferred Service:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'dedicated': 1, 'preferred': 2.

The session protocol to use with basicPortDefaultDestName. Corresponds directly to LAT/TELNET PORT DEDICATED/PREFERRED SERVICE. Enumeration: 'lat': 1, 'any': 3, 'telnet': 2.

The default name to use in forming a connection when no other name is specified. Corresponds directly to PORT DEDICATED/PREFERRED SERVICE and the value labeled 'Dedicated/Preferred Service:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. If the value of basicPortDefaultDestProtocol is 'telnet', an Internet port number may be included on the end of the name, delimited with a colon (':'). If the value of basicPortDefaultDestProtocol is not 'telnet', then the maximum length is 16.

A LAT node name to use with basicPortDefaultDestName. Corresponds directly to PORT DEDICATED/PREFERRED SERVICE NODE and the value labeled 'Node:' following the label 'Dedicated/Preferred Service:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object can have a non- zero-length value only if the value of basicPortDefaultDestProtocol is 'lat'.

A LAT port name to use with basicPortDefaultDestName. Corresponds directly to PORT DEDICATED/PREFERRED SERVICE NODE and the value labeled 'Node:' following the label 'Dedicated/Preferred Service:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. this object can hav a non-zero-length value only if the value if basicPortDefaultDestProtocol is 'lat'

Control for automatic session connection. Corresponds directly to PORT AUTOCONNECT and the presence of the label 'Autoconnect' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for automatic port login. Corresponds directly to PORT AUTODEDICATED and the presence of the label 'Autodedicated' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for display of messages sent by users on other ports. Corresponds directly to PORT BROADCAST and the presence of the label 'Broadcast' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for behavior of a connection attempt to a destination where the port already has a connection. 'disabled' causes a new connection. 'enabled' causes the existing connection to become the active connection. Corresponds directly to PORT CONNECTRESUME and the presence of the label 'Connectresume' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Defines whether the port should be considered as connected to a dialup line. 'enabled' means that it is. Corresponds directly to PORT DIALUP and the presence of the label 'Dial Up' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The number of minutes the system will allow a session to have no activity before automatically disconnecting it. A value of -1 indicates no timeout. Zero is not a valid value. Corresponds directly to PORT IDLE TIMEOUT and the value labeled 'Idle Timeout:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control for the system automatically logging the port out when it has no sessions, no local activity, and no modem signal changes for the time period specified by basicInactivityTimer. Corresponds directly to PORT INACTIVITY LOGOUT and the presence of the label 'Inactivity Logout' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for the system sending a Bell character to the port when it looses an input character due to an overrun or data error. Corresponds directly to PORT LOSS NOTIFICATION and the presence of the label 'Loss Notification' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for including error numbers in error messages displayed on the port. Corresponds directly to PORT MESSAGE CODES and the presence of the label 'Message Codes' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for running the multisession line protocol between the port and the locally-connected terminal. Corresponds directly to PORT MULTISESSIONS and the presence of the label 'Multisessions' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Default user name to use for automatically logging in the port. Corresponds directly to PORT USERNAME and the value labeled 'Port n:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control for display of informational messages on the port when the user connects, disconnects, or switches a session. Corresponds directly to PORT VERIFICATION and the presence of the label 'Verification' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The session protocol to use when not otherwise specified. Corresponds directly to PORT RESOLVE SERVICE and the value labeled 'Resolve Service:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'lat': 1, 'anylat': 3, 'telnet': 2, 'anytelnet': 13.

The number of logins on the port since system initialization. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Local Accesses:' in the PORT COUNTERS display.

The number of remotely originating sessions to the port since system initialization. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Remote Accesses:' in the PORT COUNTERS display.

The number of session disconnects due to expiration of basicPortIdleTimeout. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Idle Timeouts:' in the PORT COUNTERS display.

The current operational status of the port. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Status:' in the PORT STATUS display. Enumeration: 'cancelQueue': 26, 'arapInit': 41, 'dialback3': 37, 'testServiceWait': 21, 'checkConnect': 6, 'cclLoadWaiting': 58, 'securID': 46, 'testServiceOut': 22, 'autobaud': 27, 'ppp': 39, 'scriptSearch': 32, 'suspended': 11, 'cslip': 40, 'checkModem': 29, 'apd': 61, 'disconnect': 10, 'arapRead': 51, 'dialback1': 35, 'dialback2': 36, 'executingCommand': 4, 'cclLoadError': 57, 'idle': 1, 'cclExecute': 59, 'permanent': 13, 'connecting': 5, 'waitSession': 19, 'retryConnect': 15, 'disconnecting': 9, 'available': 28, 'arapDialDone': 52, 'connectPassword': 23, 'arapDialback': 48, 'kerberos': 45, 'cclDone': 60, 'waitOutput': 7, 'logout': 17, 'scriptRun': 34, 'arapLoad': 50, 'arapSearch': 49, 'locked': 12, 'arapConnecting': 55, 'signalWait': 31, 'reset': 20, 'loginWait': 14, 'waitInput': 3, 'arapExit': 53, 'slip': 30, 'waitLogout': 24, 'cclHangup': 44, 'local': 2, 'cclOriginate': 43, 'xremote': 38, 'connectWait': 16, 'cclLoading': 56, 'cclAnswer': 42, 'connected': 8, 'login': 18, 'scriptLoad': 33, 'arapEnabling': 54, 'waitQueue': 25, 'arapUser': 47.

The character that most recently came into the port. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Last Char Input:' in the PORT STATUS display.

The character that most recently went out of the port. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Last Char Output:' in the PORT STATUS display.

The user name currently logged into the port. Corresponds directly to the value by the port number and labeled 'Username' in the USERS display.

Data recognition mode when starting a session, with the following meanings: interactive locally recognize all controls binary recognize only session protocol (corresponds to PASSALL) binaryWithFlow recognize only XON and XOFF (corresponds to PASTHRU transparent recognize no data Corresponds directly to PORT DEFAULT SESSION MODE and the value labeled 'Default Session Mode:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'binary': 2, 'binaryWithFlow': 3, 'transparent': 4, 'interactive': 1.

Control to zero counters for the port. In response to a get-request or get-next-request, the agent always returns 'ready' for this value. Setting the value to 'ready' has no effect. Setting it to 'execute' causes the port's counters to be zeroed. Corresponds to the ZERO PORT command. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

The number of hundredths of a second since the most recent zeroing of the port's counters, such as through execution of basicPortZero. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Seconds Since Zeroed:' in the PORT COUNTERS display.

Control to allow the user to use Unix-style commands the port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'only': 4, 'enabled': 2, 'primary': 3.

Data recognition mode for an active session, with the following meanings: interactive locally recognize all controls binary recognize only session protocol (corresponds to PASSALL) binaryWithFlow recognize only XON and XOFF (corresponds to PASTHRU transparent recognize no data noActiveSessions no sessions on this port. This object can be set to values of 1 to 4, but only if there is an active session on the port. Enumeration: 'noActiveSessions': 5, 'binary': 2, 'binaryWithFlow': 3, 'transparent': 4, 'interactive': 1.

If enabled, a BELL (ctrl G) will be sent out the serial port when a remote session is disconnected and the port is logged out. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A control to send preconfigured controlled port session strings when entering or exiting a session established to the basicPortDefaultDestName. Corresponds directly to the value labeled '(Controlled)' following the label 'Dedicated/Preferred Service:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A control string to send out the serial port upon port login. Corresponds to the hexadecimal code which is represented in ASCII following the label 'Controlled Port Login:' in the PORT CONTROLLED display.

A control string to send out the serial port upon port logout. Corresponds to the hexadecimal code which is represented in ASCII following the label 'Controlled Port Logout:' in the PORT CONTROLLED display.

A control string to send out the serial port upon entering a session. Corresponds to the hexadecimal code which represented in ASCII following the label 'Controlled Session Initialize:' in the PORT CONTROLLED display.

A control string to send out the serial port upon exiting a session. Corresponds to the hexadecimal code which is represented in ASCII following the label 'Controlled Session Terminate:' in the PORT CONTROLLED display.

A control to pass x'ff' as binary data, not doubling x'ff'. Similar to basicPortSessionMode = transparent but for a rlogin session. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The amount of time in minutes that a port may remain logged in regardless of the activity on the port. The value 0 indicates that the timer is disabled. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Login Duration:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control to disable outbound security, which can be either Kerberos or SecureID, on a per port basis. Corresponds directly to the presence of the value 'OutboundSecurity' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Indicates the number of seconds between successive 'XON's sent out a port. A zero signifies that the timer is disabled. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Xon Send Timer:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

This integer is interpreted as a bit mask that specifies the default session type for a dedicated service for this port. The bit numbers are: 1;service name, 2;node name, 3;port name, 4, telnet console; 5, rlogin; 6, bridge console; 7, chassis console.

Control to restrict the basicPortIdleTimeout to apply to data received from the network and transmitted out the serial port. Data received by the serial port will not be considered activity. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Idle Time Receive Mode:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to restrict the basicPortIdleTimeout to apply to data received from the serial port and transmitted out the LAN. Data received from the network will not count as activity. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Idle Time Transmit Mode:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A control to disconnect a session at Port 0 when the password limit is reached. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to configure this port as a console port. This control is only valid on those models with variable configuration ports. This object can only be set enabled; and doing so will disable basicPortSensor and basicPortAlarmControl. A set will only update the permanent database. Use a charPortReset for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The password a user must enter to be given the opportunity to log in to a given port. For security reasons reading this object always returns a zero-length value. Corresponds directly to PORT LOGIN PASSWORD.

Control to configure this port as a temperature and humidity sensor. This control is only valid on those models with variable configuration ports. This object can only be set enabled; and doing so will disable basicPortConsolePort and basicPortAlarmControl. A set will only update the permanent database. Use a charPortReset for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to configure this port for alarm input and control output. This control is only valid on those models with variable configuration ports. This object can only be set enabled; and doing so will disable basicPortConsolePort and basicPortSensor. A set will only update the permanent database. Use a charPortReset for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A control to toggle logging of commands at this port. Command input may be logged from direct terminal connections, session input from the LAN, or session output to the LAN. Corresponds directly to the presence of 'Command Logging' under the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. The desired change will not take effect until the port is logged off. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A sequence of characters to be sent out the serial port on receipt of a Break from the network in lieu of a hardware break. The sequence entered by the user is converted into an octet string up to four bytes long to be sent out the serial port. For example, the user's representation of octal 2, or '\002', takes four characters in basicPortBreakSequence; but only one byte in the string sent out the serial port.

Controls the TL1 mode of a port. Valid TL1 modes are human- to-machine language (hml), machine-to-machine language (mml), and MML without echo. MML is for direct connection to another TL1 device whereas HML provides human prompts. A change takes effect after logging out the port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'hml': 2, 'mmlNoEcho': 4, 'mml': 3.

Controls whether this port becomes the TL1 console receiving and displaying autonomous reports of alarm events. A change takes effect after logging out the port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to allow a user to login to a port after RADIUS or SecurID authentication fails because the RADIUS servers or SecurID servers are unavailable. When a user is logged in via 'fallthrough', he is logged in to the port as a non-privileged user. The change takes effect after logging out the port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to toggle suppression of control characters in the command log. This object can only be set to enabled when command logging is enabled on that port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to toggle data logging on the specified port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to toggle suppression of control characters in the data log. This object can only be set to enabled when data logging is enabled on that port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A control to toggle onboard security for this port where the username and password are authenticated against an internal access list. The desired change will not take effect until the port is logged off. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to allow a 'fallback' authentication mechanism after RADIUS or SecurID authentication fails because the RADIUS or SecurID servers are unavailable. Onboard security, an internal security database, is used for fallback authentication. The user in fallback mode must enter a valid username and password to be successfully logged in. The change takes effect after logging out the port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to configure this port for high densitiy alarm input and control output management. This control is only valid on those models with variable configuration ports. This object can only be set enabled; and doing so will disable basicPortConsolePort, basicPortSensor and basicPortAlarmControl. A set will only update the permanent database. Use a charPortReset for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to toggle logging of alarm events on this port. Use a charPortReset for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control whether the alarm will have an audible sound for all alarm points attached to this port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Time in minutes between audible alarm soundings for an alarm master port. This occurs after someone hits the master alarm reset button. If there is at least one alarm condition on an alarm point within the fix time, then the alarm will sound again at the end of that fix time.

Updates the LCD display message for the high density alarm unit attached to the port. Corresponds directly to the DISPLAY AMST command.

Control to reboot the high density alarm unit attached to the port when set to 'execute'. In response to a get-request or get-next-request, the agent always returns 'ready' for this value. Setting the value to 'ready' has no effect. Corresponds directly to the REBOOT AMST command. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

The internet address of the server to use when downloading a new firmware image for the high density alarm unit attached to this port via TFTP. Corresponds directly to the UPDATE AMST FIRMWARE command's INTERNET ADDRESS parameter.

The filename to request when downloading a new firmware image for the high density alarm unit attached to this port via TFTP. Corresponds directly to the UPDATE AMST FIRMWARE command's FILE parameter.

Control to update firmware for the high density alarm unit attached to the port when set to 'execute'. In response to a get-request or get-next-request, the agent always returns 'ready' for this value. Setting the value to 'ready' has no effect. The basicPortAlarmMasterUpdateFirmwareHost and basicPortAlarmMasterUpdateFirmwareFileName must be set prior to setting this object. Corresponds directly to the UPDATE AMST FIRMWARE command. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

Indicates the current status of the high density alarm unit attached to the port. If no response is obtained from this unit, the status is set to basicPortAlarmMasterFaultSeverity. Otherwise it is cleared. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

Control to determine the severity level associated with the trap sent out when a fault occurs when no response is obtained from the high density alarm unit attached to this port. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Control to configure this port as a power master port. This control is only valid on those models with variable configuration ports and which support the power master. This object can only be set enabled, and doing so will disable the previous port type, such as basicPortConsolePort. A set will only update the permanent database. Use a charPortReset for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to set the power up delay interval in milliseconds for the power device attached to this port. A response of 'none' to a get-request or get-next-request may indicate that the power unit attached to this port is not responding with status. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'eightHundred': 800, 'fiveHundred': 500, 'fourHundred': 400, 'twoHundred': 200, 'oneHundred': 100, 'sevenHundred': 700, 'threeHundred': 300, 'nineHundred': 900, 'sixHundred': 600.

Control to power on or off all of the outlets in the power device attached to this port. A get-request or a get-next- request always returns ready. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'on': 3, 'off': 2.

The model number of the power master device, which is connected to this port. A response of a null string to a get-request or get-next-request indicates that the power unit attached to this port is not responding with status.

The serial number of the power master device, which is connected to this port. A response of a null string to a get-request or get-next-request indicates that the power unit attached to this port is not responding with status.

The firmware version of the power master device, which is connected to this port. A response of a null string to a get-request or get-next-request indicates that the power unit attached to this port is not responding with status.

Control to prohibit access to this port and send a trap when login authentication fails. One must log out the port for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to configure the port as an ascii-to-trap translator. One must log out the port for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to determine the severity level associated with the trap sent out from this port. One must log out the port for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

Count of number of trap messages sent from this port.

The last message or partial message sent out by this port.

Control to determine the severity level associated with the trap sent out when the power device is not responding to this port. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Indicates the current status of the power device controlled by this port. If the device is responding, the status is cleared. Otherwise the status matches the basicPortPowerMasterAlarmSeverity. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

Control to allow data from an attached device to be retained across multiple sessions. When a session is established to a port with buffering, the contents of the command buffer is sent to the remote device. One must log out the port for this change to take effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Indicates that server originated accounting messages pertaining to this port are logged to the syslog host at this UNIX facility level. If 'none', the server's sessionLogFacility is used. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'user': 10, 'local5': 7, 'local4': 6, 'local7': 9, 'local6': 8, 'local1': 3, 'local0': 2, 'local3': 5, 'local2': 4.

Indicates whether this port is configured as a PPP dial backup port. This parameter will not take effect until the port is logged out, and this function is restricted to one port. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The number to dial when a PPP dial backup link is activated, which occurs when the network is down and there are SNMP traps to forward. The port must be a basicPortPppDialBackup port, and it must be logged out for the change to take effect.

Indicates the time in seconds to wait before redialing the basicPortPppDialBackupNumber on a basicPortPppDialBackup port.

Indicates the number of time to try to dial the backup number before recording an error, logging out the port, and if there are new traps trying to dial again.

Indicates the time in seconds that the dial backup link will stay up when there is no more SNMP traffic flowing prior to disconnecting it.

The local address to use in a PPP dial backup link when the network connection is down and there are SNMP traps to forward.

The destination address to use in a PPP dial backup link when the network connection is down and there are SNMP traps to forward.

Control to initiate dialing from a dial backup port. In response to get-request or get-next-request, the agent always returns 'ready' for this value. Setting the value to 'ready' has no effect. Setting it to 'execute' after a valid basicPortPppDialBackupLocalAddress and basicPortPppDialBackupDestinationAddress are configured causes the basicPortPppDialBackup port to dial the basicPortPppDialBackupNumbermber. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

A list of basic character serial port entries.

Basic parameter values for a serial port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

Action to take on a BREAK condition from the port. Corresponds directly to PORT BREAK and the value labeled 'Break:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'ignore': 1, 'localSwitch': 2, 'sendRemote': 3.

Control for recognizing BREAK or local switch to interrupt a session. Corresponds directly to PORT INTERRUPTS and the presence of the label 'Interrupts' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for storing port input locally in anticipation of session startup. Corresponds directly to PORT NOLOSS and the presence of the label 'Noloss' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for pausing after each screenful of locally-originated output to the port. Corresponds directly to PORT PAUSE and the presence of the label 'Pause' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Prompt for the system to use on the port. Corresponds directly to PORT PROMPT and the value labeled 'Prompt:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Type of terminal attached to the port, for formatting local output. Corresponds directly to PORT TYPE and the value labeled 'Type:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'ansi': 1, 'hardcopy': 2, 'softcopy': 3.

Maximum number of input characters to hold pending tranmission on a session. Corresponds directly to PORT TYPEAHEAD SIZE and the value labeled 'Typeahead Size:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to cause a switch to the previous, lower numbered session. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT BACKWARD SWITCH and the value labeled 'Backwards Switch:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to cause a switch to the next, higher numbered session. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT FORWARD SWITCH and the value labeled 'Forwards Switch:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to cause a switch to local command mode. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LOCAL SWITCH and the value labeled 'Local Switch:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control for observing hardware modem control signals. Corresponds directly to PORT MODEM CONTROL and the value labeled 'Modem Control:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for observing DSR and DCD to bound allowing sessions. Corresponds directly to PORT SIGNAL CHECK and the presence of the label 'Signal Check' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for logging out the port when DCD is deasserted. Corresponds directly to PORT DSRLOGOUT and the presence of the label 'DSRlogout' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for beginning the login sequence on the port when DCD is asserted. Corresponds directly to PORT DSRWAIT and the presence of the label 'DSRwait' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The number of milleseconds that DCD may be asserted before disconnecting the port. Corresponds directly to PORT DCD TIMEOUT and the value labeled 'DCD Timeout:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220).

Control when the system asserts DTR on the port. always unconditional(DISABLED) onConnectionOrRing connection formed or RING asserted(ENABLED) onConnection connection formed (FORCONNECTION) onRing RING asserted (FORRING) Corresponds directly to PORT DTRWAIT and the value labeled 'DTR Wait:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'onConnectionOrRing': 2, 'always': 1, 'onConnection': 3, 'onRing': 4.

Control for limiting the commands available to the user on the port. Corresponds directly to PORT SECURITY and the presence of the label 'Security' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. This object is not available on units that do not support modem signals (ie 2220). Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for restricting what a user may display. Corresponds directly to PORT LIMITED VIEW and the presence of the label 'Limited View' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for requiring the user to supply the login password to log in on the port. Corresponds directly to PORT PASSWORD and the presence of the label 'Password' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for allowing the user to use local mode command line editing. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR and the presence of the label 'Line Editor' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Character input from the character port to move the cursor to the left. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR BACKSPACE and the value labeled 'Backspace Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to move the cursor to the beginning of the line. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR BEGINNING and the value labeled 'Begin Line Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to cancel an interactive dialog or delete the current line. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR CANCEL and the value labeled 'Cancel Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to delete the current line from the cursor to the beginning. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR DELETE BEGINNING and the value labeled 'Delete Begin Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to delete the current line. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR DELETE LINE and the value labeled 'Delete Line Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to move the cursor to the end of the line. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR END and the value labeled 'End of Line Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to move the cursor to the right. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR FORWARDS and the value labeled 'Forwards Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to toggle between insert and overwrite modes. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR INSERT TOGGLE and the value labeled 'Insert Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to recall the next, newer line in the command history. The value -1 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR NEXT LINE and the value labeled 'Next Line Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to recall the previous, older line in the command history. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR PREVIOUS LINE and the value labeled 'Previous Line Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to inhibit interpretation of the next input character. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR QUOTING CHARACTER and the value labeled 'Quoting Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Character input from the character port to redisplay the current command line. The value 0 indicates no character has this effect. Corresponds directly to PORT LINE EDITOR REDISPLAY CHARACTER and the value labeled 'Redisplay Character:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control for discard of received errors from quadart hardware. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A bit map that specifies the protocols that this port will attempt to detect using the Auto Protocol Detection function. The bit numbers for the protocols are: 1;ARAP, 3;Interactive, 4;SLIP, 5;PPP. Bits 6-16 are reserved for future use. More than one of these protocols may be ORed together. The default is 0 (zero) no protocols.

A time value, in seconds, that specifies how long the port will attempt to determine which protocol is coming into the port. When basicSerialPortAPDTimeout seconds have expired, the port will assume the protocol to use is that specified by basicSerialPortAPDDefaultProtocol. A value of 0 (zero provides an unlimited timeout.

A bit map that specifies the protocol that this port will use when the time specified by basicSerialPortAPDTimeout has expired without sucessfully identifying the incoming porotocol. The bit numbers for the protocols are: None;Logout the port, 1;ARAP, 2;CSLIP, 3;Interactive, 4;SLIP, 5;PPP. Bits 6-16 are reserved for future use. Only one protocol may be specified for this object

A control, that if set to seven-bit, will allow only the ASCII printable characters in the range SP (X20) to ~ (X7E) in the username field. A value of none allows any character Enumeration: 'seven-bit': 2, 'none': 1.

A control that, if enabled, will cause the port to be logged off when the last session on that port is destroyed Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Maximum number of input characters to hold in the command buffer. Corresponds directly to the PORT COMMAND SIZE and the value labeled 'Command Size:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Controls whether to send the basicAutoProtocolDetectMessage out the serial port at the beginning of auto protocol detection mode. Corresponds to the value labeled 'APD Prompt' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The text string used to prompt for a user's name. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Username Prompt:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

The text string used to prompt for a user's password. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Password Prompt:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

Controls whether Auto Protocol Detect (APD) authentication applies only to interactive users, and not to other APD protocols such as PPP. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'APD Authentication Interactive Only:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The text string to send at the beginning of a connection to a Telnet dedicated service. Corresponds to the value labeled 'UserData:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control to enable a non-standard method of acquiring the IP address after boot completes via the BOOTP protocol. Corresponds to the value labeled 'IP Address Auto Discovery' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A text string which is used to compare at login time to incoming serial data. A match will initiate a telnet session to a dedicated service. Corresponds to the value labeled 'KickStart:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Specifies the duration in milliseconds of a remote serial break which is sent via the Telnet Break command. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Break Length:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTIC display. Enumeration: 'ms250': 1, 'ms750': 3, 'ms500': 2.

Controls whether a port which participates in an internet rotary is selected in round robin or fixed priority order. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Round Robin search:' in the SERVER INTERNET ROTARY display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to display the basicWelcome message prior to authenticating the user. Corresponds to the presence of the value 'Welcome-Banner-Pre-Authentication' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to enable a non-standard method of acquiring the gateway address after boot completes via the bootp protocol. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to enable a non-standard method of acquiring the subnet mask after boot completes via the bootp protocol. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A control to to raise or lower the DTR signal from this port by setting it to high or low, respectively. This request will have no effect unless basicSerialPortRaiseControlDtr is enabled. In response to a get-request or get-next-request the agent always returns low for this object. Enumeration: 'high': 2, 'low': 1.

Controls the ability to change the state of DTR using basicSerialPortRaiseLowerDTR. This characteristic is not intended for use with modem ports. Corresponds directly to the presence of 'Control DTR' under the label 'Enabled Characteristics' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. The desired change will not take effect until the port is logged off. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to use the BOOTP protocol upon startup to learn the unit's own internet address, subnet mask, primary and secondary gateway servers, domain name servers, time server and domain name. This object was moved to the MRV-IN-REACH-INTERNET-MIB for InReach agent software version V2.4. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control for automatic session disconnection when a console port user logs out. Corresponds directly to SERVER CONSOLE LOGOUT and the presence of the label 'Console Logout' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Status of Controlled Ports feature. Corresponds directly to the 'Controlled Ports' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enabling this feature causes strings of control characters to be sent out on a port upon starting and/or stopping a session Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A list of port session entries.

Status and parameter values for a basic port session.

The value of basicPortIndex for the port to which this session belongs. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

The session index in the context of the port, a non-zero positive integer. Session indexes within a port need not be sequential. Session indexes may be reused for different ports. For example, port 1 and port 3 may both have a session 2 at the same time. Session indexes may have any valid integer value, with any meaning convenient to the agent implementation. The session identified by a particular value of this index is the same session as identified by charSessIndex in the standard Character MIB.

A control to send preconfigured controlled port session strings out the serial port when entering or exiting this session. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Controlled' under the Service Mode header in the SESSION display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Status of the default encryption value to be set for each session. Corresponds directly to Console Security on SHOW SERVER screen. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Indicates the units of measurement for the temperature sensors. Enumeration: 'fahrenheit': 1, 'celcius': 2.

Indicates whether the circuit breaker is activated. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Information about contact closures or alarm inputs.

An entry in the basicContactClosureOrAlarmInputTable.

Indicates the state of the contact closure or alarm input. Enumeration: 'open': 1, 'closed': 2.

The name used to identify this contact closure or alarm input.

Control to send trap when contact closure or alarm input changes state. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to determine the severity level associated with the trap sent out when a fault occurs for a given contact closure or alarm input. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Control to indicate which state, open or closed, represents the fault condition. The other state is the cleared condition. Enumeration: 'open': 1, 'closed': 2.

Indicates the current status of the contact closure or alarm input. If the basicContactClosureOrAlarmInputValue matches the fault state, then the status is equal to the fault severity. Otherwise the status is cleared. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

The name used to identify the zone where the equipment resides.

The name used to identify related equipment.

The name used to identify the site where the unit resides.

An index which uniquely identifies the contact closure or alarm input.

The name used to identify the manufacturer of this equipment.

The model name of this equipment.

Information about Environmental Manager Power Outlets.

An entry in the basicPowerOutletTable.

Controls turning on or off the power for the device connected to this power outlet. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 1.

Controls rebooting of the device attached this power outlet.

A name used to identify this power outlet.

Controls whether power outlets in bank A have redundant outlets in bank B. When enabled, powering on an outlet in bank A will simultaneously power on the corresponding outlet number in bank B. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A name used to identify a console port on a unit with power outlet managment.

A control to indicate a high current unit is attached to this power outlet. When enabled the high current unit will provide current when it detects no power from the power outlet; and will stop the current when the outlet resumes power. This control only works on those InReach devices which support the high current unit such as the IRMGR0. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'HCNC Setting' in the INREACH MANAGER OUTLET STATUS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

An index which uniquely identifies a power outlet.

Information about Environmental Manager Temperature Sensors.

An entry in the basicTemperatureSensorTable.

The temperature at or above which a sensorThresholdTrap is generated.

The temperature at or below which a sensorThresholdTrap is generated.

Controls the enabling or disabling of a temperature sensor. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The current temperature reading for this sensor.

Control to determine the severity level associated with the trap sent out when the temperature reading is out-of-bounds. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Indicates the current status of the temperature sensor. If the basicTemperatureValue falls within the normal range, the status is cleared. Otherwise the status matches the alarm severity level. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

The name used to identify this temperature sensor.

An index which uniquely identifies a temperature sensor.

Information about Environmental Manager Humidity Sensors.

An entry in the basicHumiditySensorTable.

The humidity at or above which a sensorThresholdTrap is generated.

The humidity at or below which a sensorThresholdTrap is generated.

Controls the enabling or disabling of a humidity sensor. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The current humidity reading for this sensor.

Control to indicate the severity level associated with the trap sent out when the humidity reading is out-of-bounds. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Indicates the current status of the humidity sensor. If the basicHumidityValue falls within the normal range, the status is cleared. Otherwise the status matches the alarm severity level. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

An index which uniquely identifies a humidity sensor.

Information about Environmental Manager Control Signal points.

An entry in the basicControlSignalTable.

Sets and reads the state of the control signal point. Enumeration: 'high': 1, 'low': 2.

An index which uniquely identifies a control signal point.

The polling interval in seconds for the fuse and power supply status. An alarm trap is issued on power failure.

Information about controlled output distribution points.

An entry in the basicControlOutputTable.

Controls the raising or lowering of a signal on a distribution control signal point. The signal is DTR when the basicControlOutputIndex is odd, or RTS when the basicControlOutputIndex is even. Enumeration: 'high': 2, 'low': 1.

The name used to identify this distribution control signal point.

An index which uniquely identifies a distribution control signal point.

Indicates the status of fuse bank A. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 1.

Indicates the status of fuse bank B. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 1.

Indicates the status of power supply A. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 1.

Indicates the status of power supply B. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 1.

A list of traps associated with signal control changes on ports.

Administrative status of signal change traps for a hardware port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by rs232PortIndex in the standard rs232 MIB.

Identification of the hardware signal as specified in RFC1659 as follows: rts Request to Send cts Clear to Send dsr Data Set Ready dts Data Terminal Ready ri Ring Indicator dcd Received Line Signal Detector Some agents do not support DSR since its pin is shared with DCD. Enumeration: 'cts': 2, 'dcd': 6, 'dsr': 3, 'rts': 1, 'dtr': 4, 'ri': 5.

Control to toggle the sending of a trap on a specific signal change on a physical port. One must logout the port prior to this taking effect. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Information about the high density alarm manager's alarm inputs.

An entry in the basicAlarmMasterInputTable.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

An index value that uniquely identifies a slot of alarm points on a given high density alarm port.

An index value that uniquely identifies an alarm point within an alarm slot on a high density alarm port.

The name used to identify this alarm point.

Control to send a trap when the alarm input changes state. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to toggle the output signal for an alarm point. Enumeration: 'open': 1, 'closed': 2.

Control to toggle whether this alarm point is active. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Amount of time in seconds to debounce a signal change before triggering an alarm.

Control to determine the severity level associated with the trap sent out when a fault occurs for this alarm input point. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Control to indicate which state, open or closed, represents the fault condition for this alarm input point. The other state is the cleared condition. Enumeration: 'open': 1, 'closed': 2.

Indicates the current status of the alarm input point. If the basicAlarmMasterInputValue matches the fault state, then the status is equal to the fault severity. Otherwise the status is cleared. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

Indicates the current state of the alarm input point. Enumeration: 'open': 1, 'closed': 2.

Control to toggle the display of the alarm status for this point in the display window of the high density alarm unit. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The name used to identify the zone where the equipment resides.

The name used to identify related equipment.

The name used to identify the site where the unit resides.

The name used to identify the manufacturer of this equipment.

The model name of this equipment.

Information about power master outlets.

An entry in the basicPowerMasterOutletTable.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by the charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

An index which uniquely identifies a power master outlet.

The name used to identify this power master outlet.

Switches the power master outlet on or off. There may be a noticeable time delay while processing a get-request for this object. A response of 'off' to a get-request may indicate that the state is temporarily unavailable. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 1.

Indicates the current amperage drawn at this outlet. There may be a noticeable time delay while processing a get-request for this object. A null string indicates that amperage status is temporarily unavailable.

Information about controlled output relays.

An entry in the basicControlOutputRelayTable.

An index which uniquely identifies a control output relay.

The name used to identify this control output relay.

Controls the opening or closing of the control output relay. Enumeration: 'close': 2, 'open': 1.

Indicates the current status of the control output relay. Enumeration: 'close': 2, 'open': 1.

The text string sent as a prompt message out the port at the beginning of auto protocol detection mode. Corresponds to the value labeled 'APD Message' in the SERVER UNIT display.

The maximum number of entries that can be made in the Queue table. The value -1 indicates the imit is available memory. Corresponds directly to SERVER QUEUE LIMIT and the value labeled 'Queue Limit:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display.

The highest value of queueNumber since system initialization. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Queue Entries' and 'High' in the SERVER STATUS display.

The number of entries in the Queue table. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Queue Entries' and 'Cur' in the SERVER STATUS display.

A list of queue entries.

Parameter values for a queue entry.

The job number of a queued request. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Entry' in the QUEUE display.

The status of a queue entry. Set to 'invalid' to remove the entry, which corresponds directly to the REMOVE QUEUE ENTRY command. Actual removal of the entry is implementation specific. Enumeration: 'valid': 2, 'invalid': 1.

The name of the system that originated the queue entry. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Source Node' in the QUEUE display.

The name of the service for which the originator is waiting. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Service' in the QUEUE display.

The charPortIndex of the port for which the originator is waiting, if supplied by the originator. As defined in the standard Character MIB. Corresponds indirectly to the port number part of the value labeled 'Port Name' in the QUEUE display.

The name of the port for which the originator is waiting, if supplied by the originator. Corresponds directly to the port name part of the value labeled 'Port Name' in the SERVER QUEUE display.

A list of queuing-related character port entries.

Queuing parameter values for a port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

Control for allowing queued requests for using the port. Corresponds directly to PORT QUEUING and the presence of the label 'Queuing' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The number of entries in the Menu table. Corresponds indirectly to SERVER MENU display.

The text to use when prompting a menu user to press RETURN to continue. Corresponds directly to SERVER MENU CONTINUE PROMPT and the value labeled 'Menu Continue Prompt:' in the SERVER MENU display.

The text to use when prompting a menu user for a menu selection. Corresponds directly to SERVER MENU PROMPT and the value labeled 'Menu Prompt:' in the SERVER MENU display.

A list of menu entries.

Parameter values for a menu entry.

The index number of a menu entry. Corresponds directly to the numbers down the left of the SERVER MENU display.

The status of a the entry. Set to 'invalid' to remove the entry, which corresponds directly to the CLEAR SERVER MENU command. Actual removal of the entry is implementation specific. Enumeration: 'valid': 2, 'invalid': 1.

The text to be displayed in the menu. Corresponds directly to the line next to the entry number in the SERVER MENU display.

The commands to execute when the user chooses the menu entry. Corresponds directly second line following the entry number in the SERVER MENU display.

A list of menu-related character port entries.

Menu parameter values for a port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

Control for menu operation on the port. Corresponds indirectly to PORT MENU and PORT PRIVILEGED MENU and the presence of the labels 'Menu' and 'Privileged Menu' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2, 'privileged': 3.

Control for nested menu operation on the port. Corresponds indirectly to PORT NESTED MENU and the presence of the label 'Nested Menu' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'required': 3, 'enabled': 2.

Control for nested privileged menu operation on the port. Corresponds indirectly to PORT NESTED PRIVILEGED MENU and the presence of the label 'Nested Privileged Menu' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The top level nested menu to select from the menu definition file.

Name of the script file containing the nested menu.

Maximum number of temporary storage bytes for a nested menu script file. If not zero, the nested menu function is enabled.

Control to request to download a menu script which is unique for this unit by prepending the sysLocalName of this unit to the nestedMenuName. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

Control to request to download a menu script which is unique for this unit by prepending the Ethernet address, or 802.3 MAC address, of this unit to the nestedMenuName. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The number of entries in the Network Login Server table.

A list of network login server entries.

Network login parameter values for a server entry.

The name of a network login server, suitable for resolution to a network address. Corresponds directly to host portion of SERVER SCRIPT SERVER and the value labeled 'Script Host' in the SERVER PARAMETER SERVER display.

Status of this entry. Set to 'invalid' to remove the entry, which corresponds directly to the CLEAR SERVER SCRIPT SERVER command. Actual removal of the entry is implementation specific. Enumeration: 'valid': 2, 'invalid': 1.

The full path name to the script file that is identified by the user name. Corresponds directly to path portion of SERVER SCRIPT SERVER and the value labeled 'Script Path' in the SERVER PARAMETER SERVER display. Defaults to the NULL string when a new entry is created.

The single character string that will be inserted between the components of a file's path on the script server. Defaults to the NULL string when a new entry is created. Corresponds directly to the separator portion of SERVER SCRIPT SERVER display.

A list of network login character port entries.

Network login parameter values for a port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

Control for the script action taken when a user logs in on the port. Corresponds directly to PORT SCRIPT LOGIN and the value labeled 'Script Login:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'required': 3, 'enabled': 2.

Control for display of script operation on the port when running a script. Corresponds directly to PORT SCRIPT ECHO and the presence of the label 'Script Echo' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The type of network address contained in netLoginPortLoaderAddress. 'unknown' means no address has been defined. 'other' means no other type value applies. 'ip' is an Internet IP address. 'ethernet' is an 802.3 MAC address. Corresponds indirectly to the address part of the value labeled 'Script Loaded From:' in the PORT STATUS display.

The network address of the server that provided the script for the current port login. Corresponds directly the address part of the value labeled 'Script Loaded From:' in the PORT STATUS display.

The path and file name of the script used for the current port login. Corresponds directly the file name part of the value labeled 'Script Loaded From:' in the PORT STATUS display.

The path and file name of a script to be executed immediately on the port. Corresponds directly the file name in the SCRIPT command.

A list of dial character port entries.

Dial parameter values for a port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

Control for use of dialback when a user logs in on the port. Corresponds directly to PORT DIALBACK and the presence of the label 'Dialback' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The number of seconds to wait for remote modem response when dialing back. Corresponds directly to PORT DIALBACK TIMEOUT and the value labeled 'Dialback Timeout:' in the PORT ALTERNATE CHARACTERISTICS display.

A control to determine the state of a remote port after it has been logged out from the remote side of the connection. none will log out the port, query will ask user what to do, slip and ppp will revert to those protocols Enumeration: 'query': 2, 'none': 1, 'ppp': 4, 'slip': 3.

Control which when enabled on a dialback port will not prompt for a username upon dialing back. Instead the original username is reused. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The maximum number of entries allowed in the Session Log table. Corresponds directly to SERVER ACCOUNTING ENTRIES and the value labeled 'Accounting Entries:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display.

A list of session log entries.

Parameter values for a session log entry.

The index number of a session log entry. Corresponds directly to the order of the displayed records in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display. The maximum value is sessionLogLimit.

An indentifying number for records relating to the same connection, that is, the connect and disconnect records, either of which can be missing. Corresponds directly to value labeled 'Entry' the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

An index value that uniquely identifies the port where the event took place. The port identified by a particular value of this index is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Port' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

The type of event. Corresponds directly to the alphabetic part of the value labeled 'Type' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display. Type 15 is used by internal processes that call the session log function with an already formatted message. Enumeration: 'processDefined': 15, 'connectLocal': 2, 'disconnect': 4, 'rCPConnect': 5, 'rCPDisconnect': 6, 'x25Connect': 13, 'x25Disconnect': 14, 'connectRemote': 3, 'login': 1.

The detailed reason for the event. Corresponds directly to the numeric part of the value labeled 'Type' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display. Enumeration: 'badCircuitTimer': 15, 'noNodeResources': 12, 'badPassword': 22, 'domainTooLong': 32, 'noUsers': 7, 'noServiceResourced': 8, 'serviceBusy': 23, 'noSuchNode': 33, 'protocolBadSolicit': 29, 'badMessageOrSlot': 17, 'serviceNotOnPort': 20, 'systemShutdown': 13, 'nodeUserdisconnect': 14, 'unsupportedTest': 31, 'internetConnectDisabled': 36, 'protocolBadReasonCode': 30, 'noImmeditatAccess': 27, 'noSuchServiceOnNode': 34, 'protocolBadStartOrRun': 4, 'protocolBadCredits': 3, 'duplicateQueueID': 6, 'protocolBadRange': 5, 'notInQueue': 26, 'rejectService': 35, 'protocolBadCircuit': 2, 'none': 1, 'noSuchService': 24, 'noProgress': 19, 'serviceUserDisconnect': 9, 'badServiceClass': 16, 'serviceUnavailable': 10, 'serverUserDisconnect': 11, 'timeout': 18, 'noSuchPort': 21, 'serviceDisabled': 25, 'accessDenied': 28.

The user name logged in on the port when the event occurred. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Username' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

The name of the session remote partner. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Destination' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

The date and time that session connection occurred. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Connect Time' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

The date and time that session disconnection occurred. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Disconnect Time' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

The number of characters that came into the port for the session. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Bytes In' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

The number of characters that went out of the port for the session. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'Bytes Out' in the SERVER ACCOUNTING display.

When logging in 'verbose' mode, the event that occured. Enumeration: 'connectLocal': 2, 'disconnect': 4, 'userDefined': 15, 'connectX25': 13, 'xremote': 8, 'connectRemote': 3, 'disconnectX25': 14, 'connectRcp': 5, 'xprinter': 9, 'login': 1, 'lpd': 12, 'disconnectRcp': 6, 'telnetMaint': 7.

The initial direction for an X.25 connection. A value of 0 is returned if the session is not X25 Enumeration: 'inbound': 1, 'outbound': 2.

Text describing the event that was logged.

For an X.25 connection, the X.121 source address.

For an X.25 connection, the X.121 destination address.

For a terminated X.25 connection, the standard, X.25 cause code.

For a terminated X.25 connection, the standard, X.25 diagnostic code.

The type of host to which session log events are to be sent. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'unix': 2.

The address of the host to receive events.

Control for verbose logging. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The largest priority number for the system to log. Higher numbered (lower priority) events will not be logged.

Control to empty the log. In response to a get-request or get-next-request, the agent always returns 'ready' for this value. Setting the value to 'ready' has no effect. Setting it to 'execute' causes the log to be emptied. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

The UNIX facility level that server originated accounting messages are logged to. Enumeration: 'user': 9, 'local5': 6, 'local4': 5, 'local7': 8, 'local6': 7, 'local1': 2, 'local0': 1, 'local3': 4, 'local2': 3.

Control for reliable logging. Corresponds directly to the presence of the label 'Reliable Accounting' following the label 'Enabled Characteristics:' in the SERVER CHARACTERISTICS display. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

The type of secondary host to which session log events are to be sent. This value should be set to unix when configuring a non-zero sessionLogHostSecondaryAddress. Corresponds to the presence of the label 'SYSLOGD Host2' following the label 'Daemon(s)' in the SERVER UNIT display. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'unix': 2.

The address of a secondary host to receive events. Corresponds directly to the value labeled 'SYSLOGD Host2' in the SERVER UNIT display.

A control to clear all entries in the accounting log including command log entries. Corresponds directly to the command CLEAR SERVER ACCOUNTING ALL. In response to a get-request or get-next-request the agent always returns ready for this value. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

A control to clear all command log entries. Corresponds directly to the command CLEAR SERVER COMMAND LOGGING. In response to a get-request or get-next-request the agent always returns ready for this value. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

The size in bytes of the TL1 autonomous log, which records alarms. A change in log size will not take effect until rebooting the unit.

The size in bytes of the TL1 command log, which records all TL1 commands entered on this server. A change in log size will not take effect until rebooting the unit.

A control to clear all data log entries. Corresponds directly to the command CLEAR SERVER DATA LOGGING. In response to a get-request or get-next-request the agent always returns ready for this value. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

Control to clear all alarm log entries. In response to a get-request or a get-next-request the agent always returns ready for this value. Enumeration: 'ready': 1, 'execute': 2.

A list of parsed CCL scripts.

Parsed CCL script information.

The name of a CCL script file that has been loaded from a script server. Corresponds directly to the name in a SERVER CCL command and the value labeled 'CCL name:' in the PORT CHARACTERISTICS display.

Control for maintaining the CCL script. The refresh action consists of retrieving the script by name from a script server and parsing it into an executable format. This may be used to add an entry to the table or refresh an existing entry with a new version of the CCL script from the server. This command may take ten seconds or more to complete and may fail if the script file cannot be retrieved or an error is encountered in parsing the CCL script. An error value of genErr is returned upon refresh failure. The refresh action corresponds directly to the commnd: REFRESH SERVER CCL. Setting this field to delete causes a script that is NOT being referenced by any ports to be removed from the list and its memory freed. This action corresponds directly to the command: DELETE SERVER CCL. An error value of badValue is returned upon delete failure. Enumeration: 'refresh': 1, 'delete': 2.

A list of ccl character port entries.

CCL parameter values for a port.

The name of the ARAP modem CCL script file.

This boolean indicates if the CCL script should put the modem into audible mode. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A list of broadcast groups.

Broadcast group information.

An index value that uniquely identifies a broadcast group.

A status value for the broadcast group. The value 'enabled' means that the group is active and broadcasting data whereas 'disabled' means that the group is not active. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

An index value that uniquely identifies the Master Broadcast Port for this group. The port provided in this object is the same port as identified by charPortIndex in the standard Character MIB.

A bitmap representing the ports included in this broadcast group. A bit with a value of '1' means the corresponding port is included in the broadcast group whereas a value of '0' indicates that the port is not part of the broadcast group.

A bitmap representing the ports set up to discard input data and transmit only the broadcast data on the line. A bit set to '1' means that the corresponding port will only broadcast the data and discard any input.

A TCP port number on which the broadcast group process will listen for incoming TCP connections. A client connected to this particular port will receive the data broadcast by the Master Port. A value of '0' indicates that no TCP port is defined.

Specifies whether the TCP port will discard input characters for the Master port so that the Master port operates in broadcast only mode. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'enabled': 2.

A list of ICMP ping hosts.

Ping Hosts information.

An index value that uniquely identifies a ping host.

The host address to be monitored to make sure it is reachable using ICMP pings. This address must be unique within the table, and must be Set to a non-zero value prior to configuring the other attributes of the ping host. A set-request with an IpAddress of zero will make this entry inactive.

This is an optional description of the ping host.

Indicates the type of notification used, if any, when the ping host is determined to be unreachable. If the type is snmp, a trap is sent to configured trap clients. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'snmp': 2.

The time in seconds between sending an ICMP ping to a ping host in order to check for reachability.

The maximum consecutive failed attempts to reach the host via ICMP ping before sending notification as specified by icmpPingHostNotificationType.

Indicates the severity level of a trap to be sent out when the host is unreachable. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'warning': 3, 'indeterminate': 2, 'critical': 6, 'minor': 4.

Indicates the current status of the ping host. If the host is reachable, the status is cleared. Otherwise, it is the same as the icmpPingHostTrapSeverityLevel. Enumeration: 'major': 5, 'indeterminate': 2, 'warning': 3, 'critical': 6, 'cleared': 1, 'minor': 4.

Indication that the contact closure transitioned to open or closed.

Indicates that a fuse from bank A tripped its breaker, or that it went operational. However, it is unlikely that a trap would be issued when the fuse starts working.

Indicates that a fuse from bank B tripped its breaker, or that it went operational. However, it is unlikely that a trap would be issued when the fuse starts working.

Indicates that power supply A lost or regained power. However, it is unlikely that a trap would be issued when the power comes on.

Indicates that power supply B lost or regained power. However, it is unlikely that a trap would be issued when the power comes on.

Indicates that an input signal on a port has transitioned to the state indicated in the variable rs232InSigState.

Indicates that an output signal on a port has transitioned to the state indicated in the variable rs232OutSigState.

Indication that the humidity exceeded a threshhold and the value of the currrent humidity.

Indication that the temperature exceeded a threshhold and the value of the currrent temperature.

Indication that the high density alarm management device lost or regained contact with the inReach port to which it was connected as indicated by the basicPortAlarmMasterStatus variable.

Indication that the alarm input point within a high density alarm management port transitioned to open or closed.

This trap contains ASCII data, which arrived at serial port, was formatted as a trap, and sent out on the network.

Indication that the power management port lost or regained contact with the power unit to which it was connected as indicated by the basicPortPowerMasterDeviceStatus variable.

Indication that the temperature returned within bounds, and the value of the currrent temperature.

Indication that the humidity returned within bounds, and the currrent humidity reading.

Indication that side A powered off in the attached IR7104 alarm unit due to DC rail fluctuations.

Indication that side B powered off in the attached IR7104 alarm unit due to DC rail fluctuations.

Indication that side A powered on in the attached IR7104 alarm unit after previous power off.

Indication that side B powered on in the attached IR7104 alarm unit after previous power off.

Indication that the icmp Ping Host is not reachable after polling for icmpPingHostMaximumRetries.

Indication that the icmp Ping Host is reachable again after a failure.

Generated when alarm point 1 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 2 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 3 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 4 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 5 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 6 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 7 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 8 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 9 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 10 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 11 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 12 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 13 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 14 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 15 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 16 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 17 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 18 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 19 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 20 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 21 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 22 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 23 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 24 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 25 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 26 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 27 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 28 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 29 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 30 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 31 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 32 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 33 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 34 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 35 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 36 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 37 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 38 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 39 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 40 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 41 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 42 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 43 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 44 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 45 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 46 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 47 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 48 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 49 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 50 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 51 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 52 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 53 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 54 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 55 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 56 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 57 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 58 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 59 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 60 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 61 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 62 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 63 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 64 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 65 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 66 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 67 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 68 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 69 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 70 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 71 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 72 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 73 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 74 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 75 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 76 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 77 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 78 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 79 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 80 from a low density unit transitions to the alarm state.

Generated when alarm point 1 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 2 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 3 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 4 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 5 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 6 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 7 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 8 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 9 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 10 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 11 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 12 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 13 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 14 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 15 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 16 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 17 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 18 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 19 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 20 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 21 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 22 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 23 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 24 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 25 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 26 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 27 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 28 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 29 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 30 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 31 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 32 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 33 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 34 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 35 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 36 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 37 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 38 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 39 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 40 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 41 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 42 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 43 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 44 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 45 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 46 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 47 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 48 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 49 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 50 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 51 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 52 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 53 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 54 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 55 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 56 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 57 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 58 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 59 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 60 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 61 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 62 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 63 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 64 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 65 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 66 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 67 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 68 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 69 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 70 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 71 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 72 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 73 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 74 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 75 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 76 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 77 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 78 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 79 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.

Generated when alarm point 80 from a low density unit transitions to the normal state.