-- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- MIB NAME : LED mib -- FILE NAME: led.mib -- DATE : 2010/08/06 -- VERSION : 1.01 -- PURPOSE : To construct the MIB structure of LED information for proprietary -- enterprise -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- MODIFICTION HISTORY: -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Version 1.01, 2010/08/06, marco visaya -- Add alarm octet in swLedInfoFrontPanelLedStatus -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Version 1.00, 2010/03/02, jespersen cai -- This is the first formal version for universal MIB definition. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DES3200ME-28-LED-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN IMPORTS MODULE-IDENTITY , OBJECT-TYPE FROM SNMPv2-SMI des3200me-28 FROM SWPRIMGMT-DES3200-MIB; swLedMIB MODULE-IDENTITY LAST-UPDATED "1008060000Z" ORGANIZATION "D-Link Corp." CONTACT-INFO "http://support.dlink.com" DESCRIPTION "The Structure of LED Information for the proprietary enterprise." ::= { des3200me-28 3 } swLedMIBObject OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::={swLedMIB 1} swLedInfoTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF SwLedInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table contains the LED information." ::= { swLedMIBObject 1 } swLedInfoEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SwLedInfoEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "A list of front panel LED information for each unit in the system." INDEX { swLedInfoUnitId } ::= { swLedInfoTable 1 } SwLedInfoEntry ::= SEQUENCE { swLedInfoUnitId INTEGER, swLedInfoFrontPanelLedStatus OCTET STRING } swLedInfoUnitId OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER (1..13) MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION "The object indicates the unit ID." ::= { swLedInfoEntry 1 } swLedInfoFrontPanelLedStatus OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX OCTET STRING MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This object is a set of system LED indicators. The first 32 octets are defined as next, and following octets are for logical port LED. Octet 1 is box ID led bit 7-6: reserved bit 5-4: 00B = no error 01B = system self-test error 10B = safeguard engine entering the exhausted mode bit 3-0: The actual box ID. 0x1 = box ID 1 0x2 = box ID 2 ... Octet 2 is power led: 0x01 = power work normally 0x02 = power fail Octet 3 is RPS led: 0x00 = RPS status unknown 0x01 = RPS is not connected 0x02 = RPS is connected to switch but not ready to power the switch 0x03 = RPS is ready to power the switch 0x04 = RPS is powering the switch Octet 4 is console led: 0x01 = system start up 0x02 = a user is login through console 0x03 = no user is login through console Octet 5 is master led: 0x00 = standalone 0x01 = master 0x02 = back master 0x03 = slave Octet 6 is fan led: 0x01 = all fans are OK 0x02 = one or more fans fail Octet 7 is SD card led: 0x01 = SD card is unplugged 0x02 = SD card is plugged 0x03 = reading/writing 0x04 = read/write fail Octet 8 is SIO port led: bit 7-2: reserved bit 1: SIO1 link state 0B = linkdown 1B = linkup bit 0: SIO2 link state 0B = linkdown 1B = linkup Octet 9 is POE led: 0x01 = can not support POE 0x02 = link/act/speed mode 0x03 = POE mode Octet 10 is alarm led: 0x01 = no alarm condition occurred 0x02 = an alarm condition occurred Octet 11-32 are reserved. The continued octets are the logic port led. Each octet presents one port. There are two modes: link/act/speed mode and POE mode. The link/act/speed mode presents the speed duplex of port. The POE mode presents if the port deliver power to PD. The POE mode is supported by POE Switch only. The mode is determined by Octet 9. If the switch can not support POE, the mode is link/act/speed only. In each octet: link/act/speed mode: bit 7: 0B = port has no activity 1B = port has activity bit 6: 0B = not combo port 1B = combo port bit 5: the bit is available only when the port is combo port and linkup 0B = fiber linkup 1B = copper linkup bit 4: reserved bit 3: 0B = half duplex 1B = full duplex bit 2-0: 0x0 = link down 0x1 = 10Mbps 0x2 = 100Mbps 0x3 = 1000Mbps POE mode: 0x01 = no deliver power to PD 0x02 = deliver power to PD." ::= { swLedInfoEntry 2 } END