This trap is generated when an ATMF master attempts to perform a backup of a
nodes FLASH contents.  Nominally, it states that the backup of an individual
node or all nodes to a master node has <failed|passed>.

This trap is generated when an ATMF controller attempts to perform a backup of a
remote area local master's FLASH contents.  Nominally, it states that the backup
of an individual local master, all area local masters in a specified area or all
local area master's in all areas has <failed|passed>.

This trap is generated when an ATMF node joins or leaves the ATMF network.
Nominally, it states that a node has <left|joined> an ATMF network.

This trap is generated when an attempt has been made to recover an ATMF
node. Nominally, it states that an attempt has been made to recover a
node from the specified master with the status of <passed|failed>.

This trap is generated when an ATMF interface status change has occurred.
Nominally, it states that an interface on a node has changed status to
<blocking|forwarding>.

This trap is generated when the available external storage on the ATMF master
node falls below a nominated threshold.  Nominally, it states that the external
<usb|sd> storage on a master node has fallen below the designated threshold and
specifies the total available memory <xxx MB> and the total free memory <xxx MB>.

This trap is generated when the ATMF rolling reboot process has finished
on a particular ATMF node.  Nominally, it states that the ATMF rolling reboot,
executed against the specified node, has returned a reboot status of
<failed|passed>.

This trap is generated when the ATMF rolling reboot process attempts to push a new
software release to a specified ATMF node.  Nominally, it states that the ATMF
rolling reboot release process, executed from the specified node has returned a
reboot status of <failed|passed>, the name of the attempted release file and
the release status of <failed|passed>.

This trap is generated when an ATMF remote backup server availability state changes.
Nominally, it states whether a remote backup server is <unavailable|available> and
the number of remote backup servers available.

This trap is generated when an ATMF controller area reachability state changes.
Nominally, it states whether an ATMF controller area is <unreachable|reachable>.