HP-ICF-BASIC

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When this object is set to to 'normalReset' it results in a 'powerup' reset of the device. When set to 'agentReset', it results in a reset of the agent software, without resetting the device hardware. When this object is set, the agent replies, dallies a short time to allow the reply to be emitted from the device, then performs the reset. When read, this object always returns 'noReset'.

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Self test is invoked by setting this flag to 'stExecute'. When the object changes to 'stSuccess', the test has completed successfully.

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When the value of this object is 'enabled(1)', the telnet server on this agent is running and allowed to accept connections. When the value of this object is 'disabled(2)', no incoming telnet connections will be accepted by this agent. Whether the telnet server continues running when this object is set to 'disabled(2)' is implementation dependent.

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When this object is set to 'configClear', the agent replies, dallies a short time to allow the reply to be emitted from the device, clears all of its nonvolitile parameters back to their factory defaults then resets the device. Note that this will result in all parameters being cleared, including network configuration. This function should be used with extreme caution. When read, this object always returns 'running'.

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If the value of this object is 'softFailure', the agent is up and running, but has detected a non-critical failure. The value of the hpicfSelfTestResultText will contain further information about the type of failure that was detected and may contain information about how to remedy the situation.

OBJECT-TYPE

If the value of the hpicfSelfTestResultCode object is 'softFailure', this text string contains detailed information about the most recently detected failure, including information about the type of failure that was detected, and possibly information about how to remedy the situation. If the value of the hpicfSelfTestResultCode object is 'ok', this object will contain a zero-length octet string.

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This object contains the value of sysUpTime at the time the agent detected the failure currently being reported by hpicfSelfTestResultCode and hpicfSelfTestResultText. If the value of the hpicfSelfTestResultCode is 'ok', or if the current failure was detected before the SNMP agent initialized, this object will have the value 0.

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When the value of this object is 'enabled(1)', the ehttpd server on this agent is running and allowed to accept connections. When the value of this object is 'disabled(2)', no incoming ehttpd connections will be accepted by this agent. Whether the ehttpd server continues running when this object is set to 'disabled(2)' is implementation dependent.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* 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.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* A row in the table, containing the announcement address for a single entity.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* Seting an instance of this object to any MAC address will trigger the agent to transmit three announcement packets on an interface associated with the logical entity. These packets will use a MAC source address set to the agent's MAC address on that interface, a MAC destination address equal to the value of the instance of this object, a destination LSAP of 0xF8, and a destination HP XSAP of 0x165d.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This table is used to map an interface index to a logical entity index. This table is mainly used by autodiscovery to figure out which entLogicalIndex corresponds to a particular network address. This table is not intended as a general purpose mapping. In particular, in some systems the same interface can be in use by multiple logical entities. Also, there is no requirement that ifIndex is unique across all logical entities (such as the case where multiple agents in the same chassis each assign ifIndex without knowledge of how the other agents are assigning ifIndex). Therefore, these mappings are only defined to hold for the special purpose of getting from the discovered transport address for a logical device to the entLogicalIndex needed for announce address and search address. Also, note that this table will not contain entries for all of the values of ifIndex. It will only contain entries for interfaces that can be used for sending announcement packets for some logical entity.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* A row in the table, containing the ifIndex to entLogicalIndex mapping for a single interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This object identifies the entLogicalIndex of a device that can be mapped using this interface. An entLogicalEntry identified by a value of an instance of this object is the same entry identified by the same value of an instance of entLogicalIndex.

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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.

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A row in the table, containing the announcement address for a single entity.

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Seting an instance of this object to any MAC address will trigger the agent to transmit three announcement packets on an interface associated with the logical entity. These packets will use a MAC source address set to the agent's MAC address on that interface, a MAC destination address equal to the value of the instance of this object, a destination LSAP of 0xF8, and a destination HP XSAP of 0x165d.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This table contains per-interface IP configuration information.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* An entry in the hpicfIpConfigTable containing the IP configuration information for a single interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This variable contains the IP address for this interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This variable contains the IP subnet mask for this interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This variable contains the IP address of the default router for this interface. For SLIP interfaces, this object contains the IP address of the node at the other end of the serial connection.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This object is used to configure whether this agent will periodically send ICMP echo request packets to the IP default router for this interface. Since a networking device typically does not transmit unless it receives a management request, and since some autodiscovery applications work by scanning ARP caches, this ICMP echo can be used to try to stay in our default router's ARP cache so that we can be discovered. This object allows the network manager to enable or disable sending these ICMP echo requests.

OBJECT-TYPE

********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* This object is used to configure the largest datagram that IP will send on this interface. Note that for some interface types, this value may not be changeable, and this object will be implemented as read-only on those interfaces. Also note that most interfaces will not allow the full range of values defined above, since the upper limit on the MTU is constrained by the interface type.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* Setting this flag to 'learn' (the default) will clear any existing IP address configuration for this interface, and will cause the device to use a dynamic method (e.g. BootP) to obtain its IP configuration for this interface. This flag must be set to 'useConfigured' in order to configure an IP address for the interface. Setting this flag to 'disable' will disable the IP protocol stack on this interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* Enables/disables ARP proxy on the interface. If set to enabled(1), the switch will respond on ARP request for IP addresses from other subnets.

OBJECT-TYPE

********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* Enables/disables local ARP proxy on the interface. If set to enabled(1), the switch will respond on ARP request for IP addresses from local subnets.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* A table that contains the secondary addresses configured for an interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* Information about a secondary IP address assigned to an interface.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* The secondary IP address.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* The subnet mask for the address. If not specified at the time of row creation, defaults to the class-based netmask for the address.

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********* THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********* The status of an IP Address entry.

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This variable contains the IP address of the default router for this system. The value of this object is ignored when ipForwarding is equal to 'forwarding'. This object is only used when hpicfIpGlobalDefaultRouterSource is 'manual'. Note that a configured static route to address 0.0.0.0 takes precedence over the value of this object.

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This object is used to configure whether this device will periodically send ICMP echo request packets to its IP default router. Since a networking device typically does not transmit unless it receives a management request, and since some autodiscovery applications work by scanning ARP caches, this ICMP echo can be used to try to stay in our default router's ARP cache so that we can be discovered. This object allows the network manager to enable or disable sending these ICMP echo requests. The value of this object is ignored when ipForwarding is equal to 'forwarding'.

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This object is used to configure whether switch should silently discard on receipt any packet addressed to 0.0.0.0 or {<Network>, 0}.If these packets are not silently discarded, they must be treated as IP broadcasts.This object is by default configured to discard zero broadcast packet

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

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An entry in the hpicfIpxConfigTable containing the IPX configuration information for a single interface.

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The IPX node address that the agent will use for this interface. Note that in many, but not all, cases, this object duplicates the value of ifPhysAddress.

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The IPX node address of the default router for this interface.

OBJECT-TYPE

The type of encapsulation to for packets sent to the default router on this interface. Note that some of the enumerations for this object may not be appropriate for some interface types.

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Setting this flag to 'enable' (the default) will enable the IPX protocol stack on this interface. Setting this flag to 'disable' will disable the IPX protocol stack on this interface.

OBJECT-TYPE

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.

OBJECT-TYPE

An entry in the table, containing the IPX network number for a single encapsulation type on one of the agent's interfaces.

OBJECT-TYPE

The encapsulation type for this entry.

OBJECT-TYPE

The IPX network number for this encapsulation on this interface, in network byte order.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

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.

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An entry in the table, describing the mapping for a single notification id.

OBJECT-TYPE

The object identifier of the notification this entry provides mapping information for. For notifications that are defined using the SNMPv2 NOTIFICATION-TYPE macro, the OID value assigned by the macro is used directly as the hpicfFixedTrapID. For traps defined using the SNMpv1 TRAP-TYPE macro, the value of hpicfFixedTrapID is formed by adding two subids to the trap enterprise. The first added subid is 0, and the second is the specific trap value assigned by the macro to the trap. Note: this is the method specified in RFC 1908, 'Coexistence between Version 1 and Version 2 of the Internet-standard Network Management Framework' for converting the enterprise and specific-trap fields of a received Trap-PDU into a value of snmpTrapOID for use in building an SNMPv2-Trap-PDU in a proxy agent.

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The index of the eventEntry in the RMON MIB that will be triggered when a condition exists for which this notification is supposed to be sent. The eventEntry identified by a particular value of this index is the same as indentified by the same value of the eventIndex object. If there is no corresponding entry in the eventTable, then no association exists. In particular, if this value is zero, no associated event will be generated, as zero is not a valid event index. Note that some agents may implement this object read-only. In this case, it will indicate a permanent entry in the eventTable for each notification.

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*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** A table of trap destinations.

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An entry in the table, containing information about a single trap destination.

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** A value that uniquely identifies this hpicfTrapDestEntry.

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** This object is used to indicate what version of SNMP should be used to send the trap to this destination. When the value of this object is 'snmpv1', the trap will be sent to this destination as a Trap-PDU using an SNMPv1 message wrapper, as specified in RFC 1157. When the value of this object is 'snmpv2c', the trap will be sent to this destination as a SNMPv2-Trap-PDU using the Community-based SNMPv2 framework as specified in RFC 1901. An agent should reject an attempt to set an instance of this object to a value representing a version of the SNMP framework that is not supported by that agent.

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*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** A community to which this destination address belongs. This entry is associated with any entry in the RMON MIB's eventTable whose value of eventCommunity is equal to the value of this object. Every time an associated event entry sends a trap due to an event, that trap will be sent to each address in the hpicfTrapDestTable with a hpicfTrapDestCommunity equal to eventCommunity. This object may not be modified if the associated hpicfTrapDestStatus object is equal to active(1).

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** The transport domain to use to send this trap. This object may not be modified if the associated hpicfTrapDestStatus object is equal to active(1).

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** The address to send traps to on behalf of this entry, formatted according to the value of the corresponding instance of the hpicfTrapDestTDomain object. This object may not be modified if the associated hpicfTrapDestStatus object is equal to active(1).

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** The type of events that will be sent to this trap receiver. This filter is mainly used for limiting 'system event' traps that will be sent to a specific receiver. This filter is specified as a sum of values, where each value specifies a classification of traps that will be sent to this trap receiver. The value for a particular trap class C is computed as 2 raised to a value representing C. The trap classes are defined as follows: C (bit#) Trap class ----------------------------------------------- 0 SNMP traps 1 informational events 2 warning events 3 critical events 4 debug events (HP internal use only) For example, to specify that this trap receiver should recieve SNMP traps and critical event traps, this object should be set to a value of 9 (2^0 + 2^3). Note that some agents may not support trap filtering. Those agents may either implement this object as read-only, or with a restricted write syntax.

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*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** The status of this trap destination entry. An entry may not exist in the active state unless all of the objects in the entry are consistent. In particular, the value of hpicfTrapDestAddress must have a legal length and value for the protocol specified by hpicfTrapDestProtocol.

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** This object is used to indicate what type of SNMP trap/informs should be used. When the value of this object is 'trap', notifications will be sent. When the value of this object is 'inform', informs will be sent.

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** This object is used to indicate what number of retries to be attempted when a response is not received for a generated message.

OBJECT-TYPE

*************THIS OBJECT IS DEPRECATED ********** This object is used to indicate what number of seconds between retries to be attempted when a response is not received for a generated message.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

The maximum number of alarmTable entries this agent is capable of saving in nonvolatile storage.

OBJECT-TYPE

HP ICF specific extension to the RMON alarm table.

OBJECT-TYPE

Extensions for a single row in the RMON alarm table.

OBJECT-TYPE

The storage type for this alarm entry.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

The maximum number of eventTable entries this agent is capable of saving in nonvolatile storage.

OBJECT-TYPE

HP ICF specific extension to the RMON event table.

OBJECT-TYPE

Extensions for a single row in the RMON event table.

OBJECT-TYPE

The storage type for this event entry. Rows having the value 'permanent' allow write access to the associated instances of eventCommunity and eventType.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

Adds an HpicfSnmpTargetAddrLogFilterEntry to snmpTargetAddrTable.

OBJECT-TYPE

Adds an HpicfSnmpTargetAddrLogFilterEntry to snmpTargetAddrTable.

OBJECT-TYPE

The type of events that will be sent to this trap receiver. This filter is mainly used for limiting 'system event' traps that will be sent to a specific receiver. This filter is specified as a sum of values, where each value specifies a classification of traps that will be sent to this trap receiver. The value for a particular trap class C is computed as 2 raised to a value representing C. The trap classes are defined as follows: C (bit#) Trap class ----------------------------------------------- 0 SNMP traps 1 informational events 2 warning events 3 critical events 4 debug events (HP internal use only) For example, to specify that this trap receiver should recieve SNMP traps and critical event traps, this object should be set to a value of 9 (2^0 + 2^3). Note that some agents may not support trap filtering. Those agents may either implement this object as read-only, or with a restricted write syntax.

OBJECT-TYPE

When the value of this object is 'enabled(1)', it means that the banner has been configured and will be displayed at console or web-ui login. When the value of this object is disabled(2), it means the banner has been unconfigured.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

An administratively configured message that is displayed to the user when logged in to the device through either the console or web-ui

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

The default domain name (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 default domain suffix is 'hp.com'. The resolver will not use a default domain suffix if this object is set to empty-string (which is the default value.)

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#### Deprecated #### A table that contains information about the (DNS) Name Server configuration in this device.

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### deprecated ###Information about name server configuration entry on this resolver device.

OBJECT-TYPE

### Deprecated ###IPv4 address of the given name server.

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### Deprecated ###The row status of a given name server entry.

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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.

OBJECT-TYPE

An entry in hpicfInetDNSNameServerEntry contains single manually configured DNS Address on this resolver device.

OBJECT-TYPE

Index(which is also treated as priority) of DNS server address configured.

OBJECT-TYPE

Address Type of the DNS Name server stored in hpicfInetDNSNameServer Address.

OBJECT-TYPE

Address of DNS and type of address stored is is mentioned in hpicfInetDNSNameServerAddType This field needs to be used in conjuction with hpicfInetDNSNameServerAddrType.

OBJECT-TYPE

The row status of a given name server entry.

OBJECT-TYPE

The switch boots from 'primary image' or 'secondary image' based on this object.

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When the value of this object is 'enabled(1)', the telnet6 server on this agent is running and allowed to accept connections. When the value of this object is 'disabled(2)', no incoming telnet6 connections will be accepted by this agent.