A ponOltDeviceInitFailure trap signifies that
there has been a failure in initialization of an
OLT.

A ponOltDown trap signifies that OLT state is down.

A ponOnuProvChange trap signifies that prov mode
changes have been made for an ONU.

A ponOltTcLayerEncEnable trap signifies that TC layer
encryption has been enabled on a PON port.

A ponLos trap signifies that LOS (Loss of signal) alarm has been
raised on a PON port.

A ponOltMissing trap signifies that a connection
has been lost with an OLT.

A ponOltReset trap signifies that an OLT has
been reset from CLI.

A ponOltSwDownloadFailure trap signifies that SW
download/upgrade procedure has failed for an OLT.

A ponOltDiscovered trap signifies that a new OLT has been
discovered.

A ponOltInitComplete trap signifies that initialization for
an OLT has been completed.

A ponOltPonLinkStatusChange trap signifies
that there has  been a change in the state of
a PON interface.

A ponOltNniLinkStatusChange trap signifies
that there has  been a change in the state of
a NNI interface on OLT.

A ponOltNniIfMtuChanged trap signifies that MTU for a NNI port
has been changed through CLI.

A ponOltRogueOntDetected trap signifies
that a rogue ONT has been detected on a PON
port of an OLT.

A ponOntUniLinkStatusChange trap signifies that there
has been a change in UNI port link status of an ONU.

A ponOnuLof trap signifies that LOF (Loss of frame) alarm has
been raised on for an ONU.

A ponOnuDow trap signifies that DOWi (Drift of Window) alarm has
been raised on for an ONU.

A ponOnuSfi trap signifies that SFi (Signals Failure) alarm has
been raised on for an ONU.

A ponOnuSdi trap signifies that SDi (Signals Degrade) alarm has
been raised on for an ONU.

A ponOnuLoai trap signifies that LOAi (Loss of ack event) alarm has
been raised on for an ONU.

A ponOnuSufi trap signifies that SUFi (Start-up failure) alarm has
been raised on for an ONU.

A ponOnuReboot trap signifies that ONU reboot has been initiated
through CLI.

A ponOnuDown trap signifies that ONU state went to DOWN.

A ponOnuUp trap signifies that ONU state went UP.

A ponOltRogueOntDetected trap signifies
that a rogue ONT has been detected on a PON
port of an OLT.

A ponOnuUniMtuChange trap signifies that MTU for an uni port
has been changed through CLI.

A ponOnuUniLanLos trap signifies that LOS(Loss of Signal)
alarm has been raised for uni port.

A ponOnuUsBandwidthExceeded trap signifies that committed US bw
on a PON port is exceeded beyond 10G.

A ponOntConfigFailed trap signifies that OMCI
configuration has been rejected by an ONT.

A ponOntDiscovered trap signifies that an ONT has
been discovered on a PON port of an OLT.

A ponOntResetIndication trap signifies that a MIB reset
has been performed on an ONU.

A ponOntLost trap signifies that communication
with an ONU has gone down.

A ponOltUsFecChange trap signifies that a change
in upstream FEC mode has been made on an OLT.

A ponOltTcLayerEncEnable trap signifies that TC layer
encryption has been enabled on a PON port.

A ponOntEquipmentAlarm trap signifies that an equipment failure
alarm has been received from an ONU.

An ponOltFlowConfigFailed trap signifies that a flow
failed to be programmed on data plane.

An ipiPonOnuSoftwareUpgradeSuccess trap signifies that an
ONU software upgrade completed successfully.

An ipiPonOnuSoftwareUpgradeFailed trap signifies that an
ONU software upgrade failed.

An ipiPonOnuSoftwareUpgradeActivationSuccess trap signifies that an
ONU software image activation completed successfully.

An ipiPonOnuSoftwareUpgradeActivationFailed trap signifies that an
ONU software software image activation failed.

An ipiPonOnuSoftwareUpgradeCommitSuccess trap signifies that an
ONU software image commit completed successfully.

An ipiPonOnuSoftwareUpgradeCommitFailed trap signifies that an
ONU software image commit failed.