Nortel 2000 User Manual

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Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIXChapter 2 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)Book B-58Book BAnnex Parameters vs. Annex Private Enterprise MIBThe private enterprise MIB file provides the object descriptions for thehardware, software, ports, parameters, and commands groups. The Annexsoftware distribution provides this information in the file /annex_root/src/snmp/anx-rx.x. Copies of the standard MIBs reside in the /annex_root/src/snmp directory.Most of the configuration parameters are provided as objects withread-write access permission in the Annex private enterprise MIB. Anumber of these parameters can be found in the standard MIBs that theAnnex SNMP agent supports.Most MIB object names for the Annex parameters in the private enterpriseMIB are preceded by the string“.iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.xylogics.annex.”.One of the many exceptions is the object corresponding to theimage_name parameter. The MIB object name for image_name ispreceded by the string“.iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.xylogics.annex.annexcmds.”.MIB Prefixes All MIB object names have a prefix that indicates the MIB in which it isdefined; Table B-21 lists these prefixes and their corresponding MIB.Table B-22 lists the configuration parameters and the corresponding MIBobject names.There are other settable MIB objects included in the standard MIBssupported by the Annex SNMP agent. The read-only objects definedin the various MIBs allow the SNMP management station to monitormany Annex variables.