HP T9576G06 Management Manual page 691

Ethernet Subagent
ZESA-VAL-STATE-state
indicates the previous state of the TCP/IP process. The DDL AS clause associated
with this value is inserted in the message text following "previous state."
Value of
ZEMS-TKN-STATE-PREVIOUS
ZESA-VAL-STATE-CONNECTED
ZESA-VAL-STATE-DISCONNECTED
ZESA-VAL-STATE-ENABLED
ZESA-VAL-STATE-DISABLED
ZESA-VAL-STATE-CONNECTED
indicates the current state of the TCP/IP process being monitored. The DDL AS
clause of this value ("connected," defined above) appears in the message text
following "current state."
ZEMS-VAL-NULL
indicates the type of subsystem defined event. Because the Ethernet Subagent
process has not defined this as a private event, the DDL AS clause "undefined"
always appears in the message text following "user content."
Cause. The subagent acquired or reacquired its connection to the configured TCP/IP
process (zesaTcpIpProcess).
Effect. The MIB object values are rebuilt using SPI responses from the TCP/IP
process (zesaTcpIpProcess). When the update sequence is complete (as indicated by
zesaRefreshNow value = "autoDynamicRefresh (0)"), SNMP requests made against
the MIB objects will return current values.
Recovery. Informational message only; no corrective action is needed.
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual—424777-006
3009: ZESA-EVT-TCPIP-OBJ-AVAIL
Associated Text (DDL AS Clause)
"connected" indicates a normal operational
interface between the Ethernet Subagent and
the TCP/IP process it is monitoring.
"disconnected" indicates a nonoperational
state such that subagent function dependent
on the interface is not available.
"enabled" indicates that the interface to the
TCP/IP resource has been set by an operator
such that the subagent immediately attempts
to restore it to a connected state.
"disabled" indicates that the interface to the
TCP/IP resource has been taken out of
service explicitly by an operator setting the
zesaTcpIpState MIB object to "disabled."
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