Figure 2-41 Snmp - Hardware Key Code Request; Figure 2-42 Snmp - Cpu Ip Address Request - NEC Univerge SV8100 Features And Specifications Manual

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Using the MIB File Example:

When the MIB file has been loaded into an SNMP application, it can send requests to the SV8100 and

the SV8100 will send a response back. The request is made up from information available in the MIB

file. Refer to

Figure 2-41 SNMP – Hardware Key Code Request

Figure 2-42 SNMP – CPU IP

Address Request

for two examples of how these requests and responses are processed in regards to

the hardware key code and the CPU IP address.

First, the SNMP user can make a request in the application to retrieve the hardware key code. This

request is received by the SV8100 and in turn sends back the hardware key code via SNMP.

Figure 2-41 SNMP – Hardware Key Code Request

Similarly, the SNMP user can make a request for the CPU IP address. This is received and sent back

Figure 2-42 SNMP – CPU IP Address Request

Using SNMP Traps Example:

SNMP Traps can be used to provide notifications to an SNMP application when an SV8100 alarm has

been triggered on the SV8100. For an alarm to be trapped, it has be set to Major or Minor in Program

90-10-01. Usually the SNMP application has to be configured to watch for a particular trap to be

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)