HP-ICF-BASIC Table View

A table of per-device network announcement
addresses.  This table is used to cause the
transmission of announcement packets for a
particular logical device to a specified address.
This is used as part of topology mapping to
determine the network connectivity of a device on
the network.

This table contains IPX per-interface configuration
information that will take effect after the next
reset of the device.

This table contains the IPX network number in use
for each encapsulation type on the agent's
interfaces.  This information is learned dynamically
by the agent.  An entry will only exist in this table
for a particular encapsulation type on a particular
interface if we have discovered a network number for
that encapsulation type on that interface.

A table of mappings from notification ids to RMON
events.
          
This table contains one row for each notification
type supported by the agent.  It provides a way of
configuring an RMON eventTable entry to be triggered
whenever this notification occurs.  This way, each
notification can be configured to use a particular
community name (which selects a set of entries in
the trap destination table to send the notification
to), and provides a common point for configuring the
action to take when the notification condition
occurs.

HP ICF specific extension to the RMON alarm table.

HP ICF specific extension to the RMON event table.

Adds an HpicfSnmpTargetAddrLogFilterEntry to
snmpTargetAddrTable.

A table that contains information about the
(DNS) Name Server configuration in this
device.This table has 3 index's PRIORITY ADDRTYPE
ADDR,for each pririoty only one address can be
configured. An address can be created in this
table only if the 'hpicfDNSConfigMode' is manual(2).

A table that contains information about the
(DNS) Name Server configuration in this
device.This table has hpicfCurDNSNameServerAddrIndex -
priority of the DNS address, hpicfCurDNSNameServerAddrType -
type of the address and finally hpicfCurDNSNameServerAddress -
the DNS server address. For each pririoty only one address
can be configured.

Table of DNS Domain Suffixes. A DNS Domain Suffix
(A unique designator on the network composed of symbols
separated by dots) to which resolver appends host names
before sending the queries to name servers. An example of
a valid domain suffix is 'example.com'. This table
contains either the manually configured domain suffixes
or the DHCP provided domain suffixes, depending on the
whether 'hpicfDNSConfigMode' is set to manual or dhcp
respectively.

Table of log filters.
A log filter can be constructed from multiple
sub-filters, each specifying matching criteria and
the action for the match. Multiple filters can be
created, current maximum limit is 10. Only one
filter can be enabled at a time.
Each entry in this table must have associated
entries in 'hpicfBasicLogSubFiltersTable'.

Sub-filters in the log filter module.
A sub-filter can be one of the following types:
- severity
- event number
- regular expression
Each sub-filter entry consists of:
 - sequence number
 - matching criteria (severity or event number or
                      regular expression)
 - action for the match.
A default sub-filter with a sequence number of 99 is always
created in the sub-filters table and has '.*' as the matching
criteria. Matching criteria and action can be modified for
all sub-filters except for the default sub-filter which
only supports modification of action. To change the sequence
number of sub-filter it should be deleted and recreated
with a new sequence number.
Multiple sub-filters can be added to the filter
module, current limit is 20. Sub-filters in the
filter module can be same or different types.
Entries in this table are associated with parent
entries in 'hpicfBasicLogFiltersTable'.
When parent entry in the 'hpicfBasicLogFiltersTable'
is created or deleted the corresponding entries in
this table will be also created or deleted.

Per-filters in the log filter module.
A sub-filter can be one of the following types:
- severity
- event number
- regular expression
 - action for the match.
Entries in this table are associated with parent
entries in 'hpicfBasicLogFiltersTable'.
When parent entry in the 'hpicfBasicLogFiltersTable'
is created or deleted the corresponding entries in
this table will be also created or deleted.

This table defines a set of urls.