Paradyne COMSPHERE 6800 Series Installation And Enabling/Disabling Instructions page 7

MIB Definition
The following listing describes the MIB definitions. The language used for the MIB definition is the industry-
standard ASN.1 (Abstract Syntex Notation). The macros used for the MIB definitions are defined in the
Structure of Management Information, RFC (Request For Comments) 1155. The defined objects are assigned
object identifiers and are registered appropriately. There are four objects packed into the variable bindings. The
following listing shows the definitions of these four objects.
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NMS6800–MIB{isoorg(3)dod(6)internet(1)private(4)enterprises(1)att–2(74)att–mgmt(2) }
DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
IMPORTS
enterprises, OBJECT–TYPE, NetworkAddress, IpAddress, Gauge, TimeTicks
FROM RFC1155–SMI;
att–2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 74 }
att–mgmt OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { att–2 2 }
paradyneNMS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { att–mgmt 23 }
deviceType OBJECT–TYPE
SYNTAX
ACCESS
STATUS
::= { paradyneNMS
deviceId OBJECT–TYPE
SYNTAX
ACCESS
STATUS
::= { paradyneNMS
alertType OBJECT–TYPE
SYNTAX
ACCESS
STATUS
::= { paradyneNMS
alertDesc OBJECT–TYPE
SYNTAX
ACCESS
STATUS
::= { paradyneNMS
END;
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DisplayString
read–write
mandatory
1 }
DisplayString
read–write
mandatory
2 }
DisplayString
read–write
mandatory
3 }
DisplayString
read–write
mandatory
4 }
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