EXPAND-TRAP-MIB
File:
EXPAND-TRAP-MIB.mib (3381 bytes)
Imported modules
Imported symbols
Defined Values
| redundantPowerSupplyUp |
1 |
| A redundantPowerSupplyUp trap signifies that both
power supplies are working (after redundantPowerSupplyDown trap was issued).
Applicable to Accelerators with dual power supplies. |
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| redundantPowerSupplyDown |
2 |
| A redundantPowerSupplyDown trap signifies that
one of the redundant power supplies stopped working.
Applicable to Accelerators with dual power supplies. |
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| connectionInboundUp |
3 |
| A connectionInboundUp trap signifies that
the inbound direction has successfully synchronized
(Logically, when Expand's Acceleration protocols are properly
working) with a remote Accelerator. |
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| connectionInboundDown |
4 |
| A connectionInboundDown trap signifies that
the inbound direction has lost synchronization with
a remote Accelerator. After this Trap is sent, Accelerator
performs in Software bypass mode. |
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| connectionOutboundUp |
5 |
| A connectionOutboundUp trap signifies that
the outbound direction has successfully synchronized
(Logically, when Expand's Acceleration protocols are
properly working) with a remote Accelerator. |
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| connectionOutboundDown |
6 |
| A connectionOutboundDown trap signifies that
outbound direction has lost synchronization with a remote
Accelerator. After this Trap is sent, Accelerator performs
in Software bypass mode. |
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| hardwareBypassActivated |
7 |
| A hardwareBypassActivated trap signifies that
the user has switched the Accelerator to
Hardware bypass mode. |
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| hardwareBypassdeactivated |
8 |
| A hardwareBypassdeactivated trap signifies that
the user has switched off Hardware bypass mode. |
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| generalAuthenticationFailure |
9 |
| A generalAuthenticationFailure trap signifies that
the user failed to authenticate on any user interface
(WEB Management, Console, Telnet). |
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| generalAuthenticationEnableFailure |
10 |
| A generalAuthenticationEnableFailure trap signifies that
the user attempted and failed to obtain privileged access
(Enable mode) to the accelerator. |
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| generalAuthorizeExecFailure |
11 |
| A generalAuthorizeExecFailure signifies that
the user attempted to execute a command to which he/she
does not have authorization to execute. |
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