SNMP traps enable an agent to notify the management station of significant system events. To enable an SNMP management application to interpret system events through SNMP traps, the management application needs to know the names and types of objects in the Remote Console Switch. This is made possible by the MIB modules, which contain variables that can be set or read to provide information on the RCS.This section describes the traps that are generated by the Dell 2161DS-2/4161DS SNMP agent. The enterprise-specific traps described in Table 3 belong to the MIB enterprise identified by OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.10418.3.2.6, and are sent with the trap variables documented in “SNMP Trap Object Group”.Table D 3. Enterprise Specific Traps
The Remote Console Switch is rebooting. Command issued by user: %s. The name of the user who initiated the reboot is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName. User logged into the Remote Console Switch. User: %s. The name of the user who logged in is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName. User logged out of the Remote Console Switch. User: %s. The name of the user who logged out is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName. Video session started. User: %s. Server: %s. The name of the user who is connected to the session is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The session identifier is contained in dsTrapObjectSessionIdentifier. Video session stopped. User: %s. Server: %s The name of the user who was connected to the session is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The session identifier is contained in dsTrapObjectSessionIdentifier. Video session terminated. Command issued by user: %s. Terminated user: %s. Server: %s. The name of the user who terminated the session is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The name of the user who was terminated from the session is contained in dsTrapObjectTargetUserName.The session identifier is contained in dsTrapObjectSessionIdentifier. Viewing started on the local port. Server: %s. The session identifier is contained in dsTrapObjectSessionIdentifier. Viewing stopped on the local port. Server: %s. The session identifier is contained in dsTrapObjectSessionIdentifier. TFTP or ASMP image upgrade started. Command issued by user: %s. Image type: %s. New version: %s. Current version: %s The Remote Console Switch has started a TFTP or ASMP upgrade of an image.The name of the user who initiated the TFTP or ASMP image upgrade is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The type of image that is being upgraded is contained in dsTrapObjectImageType.The version of the image that the Remote Console Switch is upgrading to is contained in dsTrapObjectImageNewVersion.The version of the image that the Remote Console Switch is currently running is contained in dsTrapObjectImageCurrentVersion. New user added to local user database. Command issued by user: %s. New user: %s. The name of the user who added the new user is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The name of the new user is contained in dsTrapObjectTargetUserName. User deleted from local user database. Command issued by user: %s. Deleted user: %s. The name of the user who deleted the user is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The name of the user who was deleted is contained in dsTrapObjectTargetUserName. User modified in local user database. Command issued by user: %s. Modified user: %s. The name of the user who modified the user is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The name of the user who was modified is contained in dsTrapObjectTargetUserName. User authentication failed with the Remote Console Switch. User: %s. A user failed to authenticate with the Remote Console Switch.The name of the user who failed to authenticate is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName. The ID of the SIP which was added is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. The ID of the SIP which was removed is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. Server name changed. Old name: %s. New name: %s. Attached to SIP: %s. The previous name of the server is contained in dsTrapObjectOldServerName.The new name of the server is contained in dsTrapObjectServerName.The ID of the SIP the server is attached to is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. Tiered switch added. Tiered switch name: %s. Attached to SIP: %s. The name of the switch which was added is contained in dsTrapObjectTieredSwitchName.The ID of the SIP the switch was added to is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. Tiered switch removed. Tiered switch name: %s. Was attached to SIP: %s. The name of the switch which was removed is contained in dsTrapObjectTieredSwitchName.The ID of the SIP the switch was attached to is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. Tiered switch name changed. Old name: %s. New name: %s. Attached to SIP: %s. The previous name of the tiered switch is contained in dsTrapObjectOldTieredSwitchName.The new name of the tiered switch is contained in dsTrapObjectTieredSwitchName.The ID of the SIP the switch is attached to is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. Configuration file loaded in the Remote Console Switch. Command issued by user: %s. Name of file loaded: %s. The Remote Console Switch has loaded a configuration file.The name of the user who commanded the Remote Console Switch to load the configuration file is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The name of the file that was loaded is contained in dsTrapObjectFileName. User database file loaded in the Remote Console Switch. Command issued by user: %s. Name of file loaded: %s. The Remote Console Switch has loaded a user database file.The name of the user who commanded the Remote Console Switch to load the user database file is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The name of the file that was loaded is contained in dsTrapObjectFileName. Invalid connection detected. Device ID: %s. The Remote Console Switch has detected an invalid connection.This can include two SIP devices on a port where one or more have a legacy KVM Switch, or some other illegal setup condition.Information about the nature of the failure is stored in the dsTrapObjectFirmwareCondition object.NOTE: This trap is deprecated and is no longer sent. Subsystem Upgrade started. Device ID: %s. The Remote Console Switch has started a Subsystem Upgrade.This can be a download from the DModule to the main board, or an SIP or other subsystem download from the main board.Information about the subsystem being updated is stored in the dsTrapObjectFirmwareCondition object.NOTE: This trap is deprecated and is no longer sent. Subsystem restarting. Device ID: %s. The Remote Console Switch has completed a download and is restarting the subsystem specified in the dsTrapObjectFirmwareCondition object.NOTE: This trap is deprecated and is no longer sent. Communication problems in the system configuration. Device ID: %s. The Remote Console Switch has detected communication problems in the system configuration. This can be used to indicate install problems that might result in perceived problems with the switch. Memory problem.
Device ID: %s The Remote Console Switch has detected a memory problem, the nature of which has been described in the dsTrapObjectFirmwareCondition object. The Remote Console Switch has detected a watchdog reset condition. This indicates a catastrophic failure in the firmware/hardware preventing normal operation of the Remote Console Switch. Special condition was trapped. Device ID: %s. The Remote Console Switch has detected a special condition to be trapped for diagnostics. The condition has been recorded is stored in the dsTrapObjectFirmwareCondition object. Subsystem upgrade failed. Device ID: %s. The Remote Console Switch has detected a special condition resulting in a failed subsystem update. The condition has been recorded is stored in the dsTrapObjectFirmwareCondition object. Warning condition. Device ID: %s. Alarm condition: %d. Alarm description: %s. The Remote Console Switch has detected a special condition to be trapped for warning the operator. The condition indicates some parameter outside of normal operation, such as over temperature range. These are not expected to result in unusual behavior, but may be precursor to a subsequent urgent condition. Urgent condition. Device ID: %s. Alarm condition: %d. Alarm description: %s. The Remote Console Switch has detected a special condition to be trapped for alerting the operator. The condition indicates some parameter outside of normal operation that is expected to result in unpredictable system behavior. User account has been locked. Client IP Address: %s. Locked user: %s. Reason: %s. The IP address of the client is contained in dsTrapObjectIPAddress.The name of the user who was locked is contained in dsTrapObjectTargetUserName.The reason for which the user account has been locked is contained in dsTrapObjectLockReason. User account has been unlocked.Client IP Address: %s. Command issued by user: %s. Unlocked user: %s. Reason: %s. The IP address of the client that originated the unlock request is contained in dsTrapObjectIPAddress.When the user account is unlocked by an appliance reboot or by the expiration of the lockout period (as specified in the dsTrapObjectUnlockReasonobject), the IP address will be blank.The name of the user who unlocked the user is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.When the user account is unlocked by an appliance reboot or by the expiration of the lockout period (as specified in the dsTrapObjectUnlockReason object), the name of the user will be blank.The name of the user who was unlocked is contained in dsTrapObjectTargetUserName.The reason for which the user account has been unlocked is contained in dsTrapObjectUnlockReason. SIP image upgrade started. Command issued by user: %s. Image type: %s. New version: %s. Current version: %s. Server: %s. SIP ID: %s. The name of the user who initiated the SIP upgrade is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The type of software image being upgraded is contained in dsTrapObjectSipTypeOfImage.The software image version the SIP is upgrading to is contained in dsTrapObjectImageNewVersion.The software image version the SIP is currently running is contained in dsTrapObjectImageCurrentVersion.The name of the server connected to the SIP being upgraded is contained in dsTrapObjectServerName.The ID of the SIP being upgraded is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId SIP image upgrade result. Result: %d. Upgrade was started by user: %s. Upgrade image type: %d. Upgrade version: %s. Running version: %s. Server: %s. SIP ID: %s. The image upgrade result is contained in dsTrapObjectSipImageUpgradeResult.The name of the user who initiated the SIP upgrade is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The type of software image the upgrade result is for contained in dsTrapObjectTypeOfImage.The software image version the SIP attempted to upgrade to, is contained in dsTrapObjectImageNewVersion.The software image version the SIP is running is contained in dsTrapObjectImageCurrentVersion.If the software image upgrade was successful then this version will match the version reported in dsTrapObjectImageNewVersion.The name of the server connected to the SIP is contained in dsTrapObjectServerName.The ID of the SIP the result is for is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. SIP restarted. Server: %s. SIP ID: %s. The name of the server connected to the SIP is contained in dsTrapObjectServerName.The ID of the SIP that restarted is for is contained in dsTrapObjectSipId. Local Port Video session terminated. Command issued by user: %s. Server: %s. A local user video session has been terminated by another user.The name of the user who terminated the session is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.The session identifier is contained in dsTrapObjectSessionIdentifier. CA Certificate file loaded in the Remote Console Switch. Command issued by user: %s. The Remote Console Switch has loaded a CA Certificate file.The name of the user who commanded the Remote Console Switch to load the CA Certificate file is contained in dsTrapObjectUserName.