Plug-in notes – Grass Valley iControl Supported Devices V.2 User Manual

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Plug-in Notes

• This plug-in uses the

generic.js

script.

• Traps are not supported.

• The RFC1213 MIB is not supported.

• OIDs with OS or process information are static. Alarm OIDs, however, are in arrays, and

consequently can be dynamic. The poller performs an SNMP

GET

command on each OID of

the array. Multiple

varbind

requests are not used since some issues have been seen during

real device test.

• The Vflex MIB was created to be highly generic. It defines modules. Each modules can have

a list of parameters (

moduleValue

). Each parameter has different properties:

name

—used for GSM alarm name

value

—used to fill GSM alarm text

condition

—used to set GSM alarm status.

• Currently, handled conditions are:

ok, normal—sets status to

NORMAL

warning—sets status to

MINOR

error—sets status to

CRITICAL

unknown—sets status to

NORMAL

• If a condition string is not handled, the default behavior is to set status to

NORMAL

.

• The consequence of this generic MIB and this implementation is that alarms are not

known before starting the plug-in, possibly making integration more difficult.

• Alarms are dynamic, so in every refresh period (default is 5 minutes), arrays are

reconstructed.

Parameter

Description

retries

If an SNMP request timeout, this defines the number of retries to be performed.

Default:

3

timeout

Delay in seconds before declaring a timeout in the current SNMP request.

Default:

10

uniqueID

An extra identifier to be assigned to the plugin to differentiate its alarms from the other
plug-in of the same type. The

uniqueID

should be part of URI.

readCommunity

SNMP read community string. Use for SNMP polling.

Default value:

public

pollInterval

Poller interval in seconds. Overwrite the default interval of 15 seconds.

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