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| SNMP Support |
MIBs |
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Introduction |
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In a | ||
| describing its state. In Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), these | |
| variables are known as objects, but these objects do not hold the same | |
| meaning as those within an | |
| SNMP objects contain information about their state without any methods, | |
| other than the ability to read and write their values. A collection of SNMP | |
| objects are known as a Management Information Base (MIB). | |
| As networks are built, they normally use several MIBs to describe the various | |
| structures within the overall architecture. It is more common for developers to | |
| use public MIBs for the | |
| build their own for the proprietary components. | |
Public MIBs |
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The VOCAL system supports the following public MIBs: | ||
| RFC 1213 - MIB II | |
| Network Services Monitoring MIB | |
| VOCAL supports a subset of the network services monitoring MIBs defined | |
| in RFC 2788. This includes the minimum identifiers of applications for use in | |
| other MIBs as indexes. | |
| For more information refer to this file in the Linux directory: /usr/local/vocal/ | |
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| SIP MIBs | |
| VOCAL supports the initial version of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) MIB | |
| dated July 2000 | |
| under enterprise.vovida.vovidaTemporary until the MIB is assigned a | |
| permanent location by IANA. For more information refer to /usr/local/vocal/ | |
| proxies/netMgnt directory for these SIP MIBs: | |
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UCD Enterprise MIB
VOCAL supports and implements the UCD Enterprise MIBs. For additional information, refer to this web site: