9 HelpURL 0-0.html Figure 4.10 Trap details. OSS for Telecom Networks Table 4.3 Parameters of trap details. Trap parameter Description TimeStamp Indicates the number of hundredths of a second that have elapsed since the (re)start of the SNMP agent and the sending of the trap. It shows the value of the MIB-II variable sysUpTime converted into hours, minutes and seconds. (MIB-II is a more recent version of MIB, which caters for more detailed information on managed objects) Enterprise Shows the OID of the management enterprise that defines the trap message Generic Type The Generic type value is categorised and numbered 0 to 6:0 = coldStart, 1 = warmStart, 2 = linkDown, = linkUp,4 = authenticationFailure, 5 = egpNeighborLoss; the trap type value 6 identified as an enterprise-specific value. This field shows the value based on the type of trap Specific Type The specific trap type indicates the specific trap as defined in an enterprise-specific MIB. If the Generic type value is 6 then this field shows a value > 0. If the Generic type value is a value other than 6, then the field shows a value 0 Message By default contains the variable values ("bindings") in the Trap PDU, This can be substituted with message text Severity Shows the severity or the intensity of the trap. They could be 0 = all, 1 = critical, 2 = major, 3 = minor,4 = warning,5 = = clear and 6 = info Entity IP address of the source of the trap RemotePort Port from which the trap was sent by its source Community The community string is displayed here, and indicates which group of users has an interest in the trap. The "public" community includes all users MIB node of the source of the trap TimeReceived Date and time when the trap was received HelpURL The URL where more details of the received trap are available In Table 4.3, the various parameters which define a trap - and which are provided by the AdventNet MibBrowser - are listed and explained. 4.5 Configuring Notification Reception of SNMP Traps The Fault Management Server (FMS) product, 7 which uses the 