SMC Networks ELITECONNECT SMC2502W User Manual page 233

::= { smcFanStatusTable 1 }
SmcFanStatusEntry
smcFanNumber
smcFanOperational INTEGER,
smcFanSpeed
}
Fan Identifier MIB
smcFanNumber OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX
MAX-ACCESS
STATUS
DESCRIPTION
::= { smcFanStatusEntry 1 }
Fan Status MIB
smcFanOperational OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX
MAX-ACCESS
STATUS
DESCRIPTION
::= { smcFanStatusEntry 2 }
Fan Speed MIB
smcFanSpeed OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX
MAX-ACCESS
STATUS
DESCRIPTION
::= { smcFanStatusEntry 3 }
D.2.9 Traps
Fan Down Trap
smcSystemTraps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smcNetworksSystem 0 }
fanDownNOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS
STATUS
DESCRIPTION
::= { smcSystemTraps 1 }
Fan UP Trap
fanUp NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS
STATUS
DESCRIPTION
::= { smcSystemTraps 2 }
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::= SEQUENCE {
INTEGER,
INTEGER32
INTEGER { cpu(1),power(2) }
read-only
current
"Identifier of cooling fan, numbered to represent what
hardware the fan is supposed to be cooling."
INTEGER { true(1),false(2) }
read-only
current
"Operational status of a cooling fan."
INTEGER32
read-only
current
"Speed of the fan in RPM."
{ smcFanNumber }
current
"A fanDown trap signifies that smcFanOperational has
detected an event where the fan is not operating."
{ smcFanNumber }
current
"A fanUp trap signifies that smcFanOperational has
detected an event where the fan is now operating."
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