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The following table lists each available attribute in the Object Properties Attributes tab, the object
types it is valid for, and a description of the attribute.
Table 3-2. Object Properties Attribute tab
Object
Attribute Name
Type
a
S, G, D Background Shape
S Bitmap
S Bitmap Scale
L Show Link Name
D Exec Program
D, L, N Poll Interval
D, L, N Poll Timeout
D, L, N Poll Retries
D, L, N Polling Agent
D, L, N TCP Services
D, L, N Status Variable
D, L, N Status Value
D, L, N Status OK Expr
D, L, N HasRMON
D, L,N MAC Address
D, L, N SNMP ObjectID
a. D = Device, L = Link, N = Ring, Bus, Network, S = Subnet, G = Goto
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Icon background, one of Square, Circle, Hexagon, Octagon, or
Diamond.
Background bitmap image.
Background bitmap image scaling factor (bigger number expands).
Link names normally hidden.
Double-click program for devices. Include any of the following
special program arguments: $a – IP Address, $n –' node name, $g
– Read Community; $s – Set community, $w – console window
number.
Seconds between poll sequences.
Seconds to wait for a response after a poll is sent.
Number of times to retry a failed poll during a single poll sequence.
IP Address of the Polling Agent system that performs regular and
trend statistics polling for this object. Unless you are using Remote
Polling Agents, this is set to localhost.
List of TCP service names to poll.
An SNMP variable with instance that is polled to determine device
status (as opposed to just polling for device response). For
example, ifOperStatus.3.
The number to be compared to the returned Status Variable value.
The expression to use when comparing the Status Value to the
returned Status Variable to determine if the status is OK (<, >, <=,
>=, =, !=).
Set to TRUE to enable the RMON tool.
Primary device MAC address or link MAC address, if known.
Read-Only. The System Object Identifier of an SNMP object.
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