Avaya X330WAN manual No snmp trap link-status, Snmp trap link-status

	General Layer 2 Interface CLI Commands
Field	Description
100Mb/s, 10Mb/s	The Fast Ethernet speed.
Backup interface	Indicates if this interface is used as a backup interface for
	another.
Failure delay	The time in seconds between the Primary interface going down
	and the Backup interface activation.
Secondary disable	The time in seconds between the Primary interface restoration
delay	and the Backup interface deactivation.
LMI enq sent	The number of t391 status requests sent (Frame Relay interfaces
	only).
LMI stst recvd	The number of status messages received from the DCE (Frame
	Relay interfaces only).
LMI upd recvd	The number of LMI updates received from the DCE (Frame
	Relay interfaces only).
DTE LMI	The status of the LMI. After the first message is received from
down/up	the DCE, the status is up (Frame Relay interfaces only).
LMI DLCI	The DLCI used for the LMI messages (Frame Relay interfaces
	only).
LMI type	The LMI type (Frame Relay interfaces only).
Frame relay	The module type (Frame Relay interfaces only).
DTE/DCE

Note: In rare cases, the sub-frame relay traffic information presented by this command can include packets that are eventually dropped before transmission.

snmp trap link-status (Serial and Fast Ethernet interface contexts)

Use the snmp trap link-statuscommand to enable Link Up and Link Down traps. The no form of this command deactivates the traps for the interface. By default the link-status trap generation is disabled.

Syntax

[no] snmp trap link-status

Example

snmp trap link-status

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