sub10UnitMgmtAlarmTable

The sub10UnitMgmtAlarmTable defines the alarm configuration.
The first 'N' rows of the table is reserved for fixed alarms
defined by the manufacturer. Fixed alarms cannot be deleted or their
names changed, other attributes of a fixed alarm may be modified.
          
The remainder of rows are available for user defined alarms which
can be created and deleted. The index value 'N' is defined by
'sub10UnitMgmtAlarmsUserDefStart'. Any attempt to create or delete a row
in the table with an index less than value of 'sub10UnitMgmtAlarmsUserDefStart'
will be rejected.
          
This table is indexed by alarm index a number ranging from 1
to the maximum number of entries in the alarm table.
User defined alarm name and and alarm severity are configurable allowing multiple
entries for the same alarm to be raised at different severity levels
according to different threshold levels. A user defined alarm can be created
with the same name as a fixed alarm if required. For example the fixed alarm
'Rx Power Low' monitors the radio receive power and raises an alarm if the
value is less than a certain threshold. A user defined alarm may be created
with the same name but a less stringent threshold and a lower seveirty level.
This allows same alarms to be raised at increasing severity as the condition
causing the alarm worsens.
          
This table allows configuration of threshold passing behavior,
threshold values for both raising and clearing the alarms and
the perceived severity. The alarm forwarding mechanisms can
be defined for example SNMP trap, syslog and SMTP.
          
No validation of thresholds across different entries of the table
therefore the administrator must ensure that thresholds are correctly
set accordingly for the severity of each alarm. This is particularly
important where a single alarm name is configured to be raised at
different severity levels.

MIB

SUB10SYSTEMS-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.39003.3.2.6.1

Type

table

Status

current

Parent

sub10UnitMgmtAlarms

Siblings

1

Children

1