Cisco Systems 12000/10700 V3.1.1 manual 18-4

Chapter 18 Fault Management

Cisco 12000/10720 Router Trap Support

Table 18-2 Monitored Attributes for a GRP Module (continued)

Trap	Alarm Description	Severity	Clears
Fan Normal	Fan Tray 1, normal	Normal	Normal, Critical,
			Shutdown, Warning,
			NotPresent
Fan Warning	Fan Tray 1, warning	Warning	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Fan Critical	Fan Tray 1, critical	Critical	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Fan Shutdown	Fan Tray 1, shutdown	Critical	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Fan Not Present	Fan Tray 1, notPresent	Informational	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Power Supply Normal	Power Supply 1, normal	Normal	Normal, Critical,
			Shutdown, Warning,
			NotPresent
Power Supply Warning	Power Supply 1, warning	Warning	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Power Supply Critical	Power Supply 1, critical	Critical	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Power Supply Shutdown	Power Supply 1, shutdown	Critical	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
Power Supply Not Present	Power Supply 1, notPresent	Informational	Critical, Shutdown,
			Warning, NotPresent
BGP Connection Established	BGP Connection Established with Peer	Normal	BGP Connection
	<peer-IP-Address>, Connection is in		Established, BGP
	<peer-state> State		Connection Broken
BGP Connection Broken	BGP Connection Broken with Peer	Major	BGP Connection
	<peer-IP-Address>, Connection is in		Broken
	<peer-state> State
FlashDeviceChange	A Flash Device has been inserted or removed	Informational	FlashDeviceChange
	from the chassis

Note Temperature traps include the affected slot in the alarm description.

As can be seen from the table, Cisco EMF alarms may be cleared by other alarms. The general pattern is that an alarm clears alarms of the same or higher severity. All other alarms should be cleared manually.

Cisco 12000/10700 v3.1.1 Router Manager User Guide

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