Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual
Managing 4-31
February 27, 2004
Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server System Manager’s Guide
SNMP feature overview
The MeetingPlace SNMP feature supports all the standard “MIB II” queries
and a set of MeetingPlace MIB traps. The MIB II queries include information
such as the MeetingPlace server name, location, and contact name, plus
various statistics regarding the network interface.
and a set of MeetingPlace MIB traps. The MIB II queries include information
such as the MeetingPlace server name, location, and contact name, plus
various statistics regarding the network interface.
The MeetingPlace MIB traps are generated under the following conditions:
Each major and minor hardware and software notification includes an integer
alarm code that indicates which software module and server reported the
alarm. For hardware alarms, four additional codes identify the device type, the
device address, slot number, and port number. The MIB defines these fields.
alarm code that indicates which software module and server reported the
alarm. For hardware alarms, four additional codes identify the device type, the
device address, slot number, and port number. The MIB defines these fields.
A MIB file, named lattraps.mib (which is in SNMP version 1 format) contains
all the MIB alarms. You must load this MIB file into your monitoring system
and configure it to enable the trap messages to display properly. To download
lattraps.mib, go to the MeetingPlace Customer Support Resource Center for
Cisco MeetingPlace (http://support.latitude.com/).
all the MIB alarms. You must load this MIB file into your monitoring system
and configure it to enable the trap messages to display properly. To download
lattraps.mib, go to the MeetingPlace Customer Support Resource Center for
Cisco MeetingPlace (http://support.latitude.com/).
For more information about SNMP, see
For a list of
major and minor alarms, go to the MeetingPlace Customer Support Resource
Center for Cisco MeetingPlace (http://support.latitude.com/), click
Center for Cisco MeetingPlace (http://support.latitude.com/), click
Diagnostic
Knowledge Base
, and then
MeetingPlace Server Alarms Reference
.
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Normally, each alarm instance generates a separate notification. In
some cases, however, one specific incident could trigger multiple types of
alarms.
alarms.
Setting up contact and location information
With the MeetingPlace SNMP option installed, you can see MeetingPlace
servers from any SNMP Management station without supplying special
configuration information. To control access to the MeetingPlace SNMP
module and set up SNMP data exchange, however, you must supply
information in the Network Management Information and Network
Management Communities topics of the Configure tab.
servers from any SNMP Management station without supplying special
configuration information. To control access to the MeetingPlace SNMP
module and set up SNMP data exchange, however, you must supply
information in the Network Management Information and Network
Management Communities topics of the Configure tab.
This alarm
Is generated whenever
T1 status
A T1 line goes down
Gateway System Integrity
Manager (SIM)
Manager (SIM)
The Gateway SIM registers an alarm
Server startup
The server restarts or crashes (cold start)
Major hardware alarm
A major hardware failure occurs
Major software alarm
A major software failure occurs
Minor hardware alarm
A minor hardware failure occurs
Minor software alarm
A minor software failure occurs