enterasys-snmp-persistence-mib Download
This MIB modules provides objects that allow management
applications to commit persistent SNMP configuration
information to persistent storage."
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enterasys-snmp-persistence-mib
. You can select a variable to monitor using the built-in IPHost MIB browser that provides you with all variables,
their current values and descriptions taken from the
enterasys-snmp-persistence-mib
.
OID list for enterasys-snmp-persistence-mib
- etsysSnmpPersistenceMode
- Setting this object to snmpNormalSave(1) will cause this device to exhibit what could be considered normal SNMP behavior, that is each SNMP set of a persistent object will be saved to persistent storage as part of the set operation. Setting this object to ...
- etsysSnmpPersistenceSave
- Setting this object to save(2) will cause the current configuration that is stored in volatile memory to be written to persistent memory and become the start-up configuration. This will also cause any configuration information that is part of another mana ...
- etsysSnmpPersistenceStatus
- This object reports the current status of the persistent storage system when the etsysSnmpPersistenceMode object is NOT set to snmpNormalSave(1). other - The value returned after initialization and before any configuration changes are made when t ...
- etsysSnmpPersistenceStatusTime
- The value of sysUpTime when etsysSnmpPersistenceStatus was last updated. If etsysSnmpPersistenceStatus has not been updated since initialization the value zero is returned.
- etsysSnmpPersistenceError
- This object contains a descriptive error message if the last attempt to write to persistent storage has failed.
- etsysSnmpPersistenceErrorTime
- The data and time when the etsysSnmpPersistenceError was last updated. If etsysSnmpPersistenceError has not been updated since initialization the value '0000000000000000'H is returned.
- etsysSnmpPersistenceGroup
- A collection of objects providing support for delayed persistence of otherwise persistent SNMP objects.
