Transaction Commands; Table, B-2 Traps - Paradyne COMSPHERE 6700 Series User Manual

NMS 6700 MIB Specifications
Table B-1. NMS 6700 MIB Objects (16 of 16)
Object
nmsTempIdentifier
(nmsTemp 3)
nmsTempString
(nmsTemp 4)
nmsTempSerial
(nmsTemp 5)

Transaction Commands

Table B-2. Transaction Commands (1 of 2)
Command
LOCK <device>
UNLOCK <device>
FORCE <device>
B-22
Description
Identifier register used to indicate
source of event, typically as a table
index.
String register, used for debug
information text bound with debug
traps.
Trap serial number register, used for
trap serialization.
Transaction commands are entered by writing (issuing a Set) to the transaction
command string object, nmsTransactionCommandString, in an allocated
transaction table entry. Transaction commands are listed in Table B-2.
The syntax used in the Transaction commands table is:
Symbol Translation
< > Required entry
[ ] Optional
{ } Either/or choice within brackets; one entry required
| Shown within brackets to represent either/or option
NOTE:
Transaction commands are not case-sensitive but their arguments may be.
Action
Locks device for exclusive use by the NMS manager initiating the lock.
Unlocks device from lock placed by LOCK command.
Forces a device to unlock, regardless of the lock owner.
September 1998
Setting/Contents
This object value is null. It is used to
define variable bindings and type of
objects contained in traps.
Supported as read-only.
This object value is null. It is used to
define variable bindings and type of
objects contained in traps.
Supported as read-only.
This object value is null. It is used to
define variable bindings and type of
objects contained in traps.
Supported as read-only.
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