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– The MIB file is implemented in a tree structure and has a unique OID for
each message supported.
– The MIB file ships on the ProtecTIER server.
v Provide reporting to the network management application software.
v Improved communication options:
– SNMP traps are sent through the customer network (eth0) by using the UDP
protocol.
– By default, port 162 is used and up to five destinations are supported.
– Customers can optionally select a different port for SNMP traffic by using the
ProtecTIER Manager Configuration menu.
On systems configured to use SNMP traps, an agent monitors the ProtecTIER
server and reports fault information to a network management application.
Periodically the data is sent to the designated SNMP server in the form of an
SNMP trap report, a portion of which is shown in Figure 35 on page 148. SNMP
trap reports allow you to receive hardware or software fault notifications whether
or not you have access to the ProtecTIER Manager interface. The display format of
the trap report varies between different trap receiver software applications. Your
trap report might not look exactly like the following example.
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