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The Traps object provides:

  • A list of the traps supported by the
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    . These traps are created at system initialization time, without CLI control.
  • A means of enabling and disabling specific traps at the
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    .

You may use this mechanism to disable specific traps while reconfiguring the

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, and then re-enabling them once you are finished. For example, you may cause a number of traps to get reported as a result of a maintenance activity such as temporarily detaching cables.Use this object to prevent these traps from appearing on the SNMP network management stations.

For a list of all possible traps, use the show oam traps command.

See Alarms and Traps Guide for alarm/trap descriptions.

Command Syntax

% set oam traps
	admin <trap name>
		priorityLevel <critical | default | info | major | minor>
		state <disabled | enabled>
	dspAdmin
		callFailureTrap lackdsp
			interval <60-21600 seconds>
			threshold <1-65535>
		dspAvailabilityTrap
			allThreshold <0-100>
			g711PacketThreshold <0-100>
			g726Threshold <0-100>
			g729Threshold <0-100>4
 
% show oam traps
   admin <trap name>
   displaylevel <displaylevel>
   dspAdmin

Command Parameters

 

OAM Trap Parameters

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

admin

N/A

Use this object to enable or disable specific traps.

  • <trap name> – The trap name. (see Alarms and Traps Guide for a complete list of traps and their descriptions.)
  • priorityLevel – The current priority level of the event/trap/alarm. The options are:
    • critical – Assign the critical priority level to this event/trap/alarm. 
    • default – Use the manufacturer default priority level for this particular event/trap/alarm. 
    • info – Assign the info priority level to this event/trap/alarm. 
    • major – Assign the major priority level to this event/trap/alarm. 
    • minor – Assign the minor priority level to this event/trap/alarm.
  • state– When enabled, message are sent to all properly registered and authenticated management clients.
    • disabled
    • enabled (default)

dspAdmin

N/A

DSP resource usage trap configuration. You can configure the following:

  • callFailureTrap lackdsp  – Trap configuration for Call Failure due to no DSP. Options are:
    • interval – The time interval, in seconds, for the threshold of call failure due to lack of DSP pad.
      (range: 60-21600 / default = 300).
    • threshold – Number of call failure due to lack of DSP pad threshold. (range: 1-65535 / default = 100).
  • dspAvailabilityTrap– DSP Availability trap threshold configuration. Specify the following parameters:
    • allThreshold – Percentage DSP Availability threshold for all types. (range: 0-100).
    • g711PacketThreshold – Percentage of G.711 Packet type DSP Availability threshold. (range: 0-100).
    • g726Threshold – Percentage of G.726 type DSP Availability threshold. (range: 0-100).
    • g729Threshold – Percentage of G.729 type DSP Availability threshold. (range: 0-100).

displaylevel

1-64

To display different levels of output information in show commands.

Command Example

To display the trap information:

%  show oam traps admin sonusCpNtpDownNotification
state         enabled;
priorityLevel default;

  

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