ZHONE-SYSTEM-MIB Table View

Zhone Traps Table

Zhone proprietary Community Table.

Access List Table Definition.

ZLI user information.

Table of physical ports that could be used as the clock
source for other physical ports (i.e. DSL, DS1/DS3, and sonet).
          
Entries are added to this table automatically by the system
software whenever a card is activated for the first time.
Ports that can supply clock will be added to this table
with the default eligibility being set to FALSE (i.e not
eligible to be a clock source). Current port types that will
be added to this table are: DS1/E1, DS3/E3, and Sonet). Note
that only physical ports are added so for example, a DS3 
would be added but not any of the associated DS1 interfaces.
          
A manager provisions entries in this table to be eligible
to be a clock source and the associated weight that is 
provisioned is used to determine the preference order
for the clock source.
          
A manager which specifies the DEPRECATED zhonePrimaryClockSource
overrides entries in this table and will be used as the
system clock source as long as the interface is active.

This table is used by the system to determine the
default code image to load for each card type.  
          
Each card, when it requests a software load, will either
receive an upgrade version of software, a specific 
version of software, or receive the known current
version of the software.  This table is used to 
determine the code image to load in the default case.
          
This table is not used for non-BAN hardware.

Zhone SNMP error information.

The software configuration for this card. For every
card (i.e. shelf/slot) in the system, an entry must
be created in order for the card to get loaded with
software along with the card software enable flag
set to true. 
          
At a minimum, the system will check to see if the
zhoneSysCardSwEnable value is TRUE to indicate the
card can be loaded. If the value is true, the scenario
to determine which software to load is:
          
        - if zhoneSysCardUpgradeFileName is set and
              the zhoneSysSwUpgradeEnable flag is
              set to true, load this software.
        - if zhoneSysCardSpecificFileName is set, load
             this software.
        - if a default file name is specified for this
              card type, the software specified in 
              zhoneSwCardFileName will be used.
          
        - Otherwise, a trap is generated for the first
          time this error occurs.

This table is used to group redundant cards and provide a mechanism 
to indicate which card, if any, is preferred to be active.   
          				
A weight is assigned to each card to indicate a preference for which 
card should be active.  In the absence of any preference (e.g., weights 
for all cards are equal), then the card with the lowest shelf/slot 
number will become active.
          				
Notes:
(1) A row for this table cannot exist without a corresponding entry in
the zhoneSysCardSoftwareConfigTable.   Thus, a row-create cannot occur
on the this table until a corresponding row-create is performed on the
zhoneSysCardSoftwareConfigTable.  When a row-delete is performed on
the zhoneSysCardSoftwareConfigTable, that action automatically performs 
a row delete on the relevant entry in this table.
(2) Row deletes are disallowed on the zhoneCardRedundancy table.

This table is used to identify the statistics to be collected in bulk.
Each row in the table represents a statistic to be collected.

This table is used to identify and manage the Head-End Video Servers.
Each row in the table represents a Head-End Server.

Zhone File Listing Table.
          
Used to view file information for files resident
on Zhone Flash Memory Devices.

Table of Zhone Enhanced Status codes which are used to extend the
current IETF definitions found in snmpdef.h.  These status
codes and corresponding text can be used by both
SNMP and CLI.
          
(see below for current error codes):
          
/* Values for error_status      */
#define NO_ERROR                 0
#define TOO_BIG                  1
#define NO_SUCH_NAME             2
#define BAD_VALUE                3
#define READ_ONLY                4
#define GEN_ERR                  5
#define NO_ACCESS                6
#define WRONG_TYPE               7
#define WRONG_LENGTH             8
#define WRONG_ENCODING           9
#define WRONG_VALUE             10
#define NO_CREATION             11
#define INCONSISTENT_VALUE      12
#define RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE    13
#define COMMIT_FAILED           14
#define UNDO_FAILED             15
#define AUTHORIZATION_ERROR     16
#define NOT_WRITABLE            17
#define INCONSISTENT_NAME       18
#define LAST_ERROR              19