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Note: You can track alerts for the CUP Server using the Real Time Monitoring Tool (RTMT),
which is also used with Unified CM 5.0 alerts.
See Also
Refer to 
 (http://
www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6837/prod_maintenance_guides_list.html) for a description
of the alarm categories.
Unified CVP SNMP-Raise/Clear Mappings
The following log messages have been defined as SNMP-enabled by default. Administrators
can define a unique alarm within their SNMP management station for all SNMP Raise events
emitted by a system. These alarms are usually cleared automatically using one or more
corresponding SNMP Clear events when the condition is resolved. The tables below list a
mapping of Unified CVP SNMP Raise events with their corresponding SNMP Clears.
Note: Raises are listed first, with their corresponding clears below them.
Table 30: Messaging Layer
Event Name
Clear ID
Raise ID
ADAPTER_INITIALIZATION_FAILURE
7
ADAPTER_INITIALIZATION_SUCCESS
8
PLUGIN_INITIALIZATION_FAILURE
9
PLUGIN_INITIALIZATION_SUCCESS
10
SEND_QUEUE_THRESHOLD_REACHED
15
SEND_QUEUE_SIZE_CLEAR
20
Table 31: Infrastructure
Event Name
Clear ID
Raise ID
LICENSING
9005
[AUDIT] "The system has started up."
1003
PORT_THRESHOLD
9007
PORT_THRESHOLD
9008
SHUTDOWN
9014
[AUDIT] "The system has started up."
1003
[AUDIT] "The system has completely shutdown."
1004
SERVER_SETUP - "CCBUSNMPAgent Server setup failed
because XXX" 
3
9016
SERVER_SETUP - "CCBUSNMPAgent Server setup on port
YYY"
9015
3)
Where XXX must match in both messages
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Chapter 7: Configuring Unified CVP Logging and Event Notifications
Unified CVP SNMP-Raise/Clear Mappings