Grass Valley Kaleido-X v.7.80 User Manual
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Configuring Alarms
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
MIB documents
Before you can use a network management system (NMS) to send SNMP requests (e.g.,
Get, GetNext, Set
) to your multiviewer, and to process the multiviewer’s responses and
traps, you need to download the appropriate MIBs from your multiviewer, and then load
them into the NMS.
To obtain MIBs from your multiviewer, point your browser to the URLs indicated below.
Kaleido-X, Kaleido-X16, Kaleido-MX, Kaleido-MX 4K, Kaleido-Modular-X
To manage these multiviewers (via port 161), or process any SNMP traps they might send,
NMSs require both KALEIDO-KX-MIB, and MIRANDA-MIB.
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/KALEIDO-KX-MIB.mib
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/MIRANDA-MIB.mib
Kaleido-IP
To manage these multiviewers (via port 161), or process any SNMP traps they might send,
NMSs require both
KALEIDO-IP-MIB,
and
MIRANDA-MIB.
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/KALEIDO-IP-MIB.mib
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/MIRANDA-MIB.mib
In addition, health-related status information from a Kaleido-IP X310, or Kaleido-IP X110
multiviewer is available via port 1161, for which your NMS will need the
basebrd5_v1,
and
basebrd5_v2
MIBs.
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/basebrd5_v1.mib
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/basebrd5_v2.mib
Health-related status information from a Kaleido-IP X300, or Kaleido-IP X100 multiviewer
is available via port 1161, for which your NMS will need the
SUPERMICRO-HEALTH-MIB,
and
SUPERMICRO-SMI
MIBs.
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/SUPERMICRO-HEALTH-MIB.my
•
http://
<your multiviewer’s IP address>
/pub/SUPERMICRO-SMI.my
In the case of a Kaleido-IP, publishing signal/service probing alarms to SNMP managers is
not fully supported.
KALEIDO-IP-MIB
is a subset of
KALEIDO-KX-MIB
. The Kaleido-IP can
report service/signal status to an SNMP manager via the
KALEIDO-IP-MIB
file's
kxVirtualAlarmTable
. This table includes entries for all virtual alarms and logical sources
4 In the right-hand part of the alarm browser pane, expand the
MULTIVIEWER OUTPUTS element to navigate to the health-related alarms
you wish to monitor.
5 Proceed with the creation of the new virtual alarm (see
on page 177, for detailed instructions).
Note:
The Kaleido-X software does not support the SNMP v2
GetBulk
command. Performing a
GetBulk
on
kxVideoTable
returns “There is no
such instance in this MIB” instead of the data for the table.
TIP (continued)