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Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Operations and Maintenance Guide, Release 6.0.x
OL-16000-07
Chapter 7 Using the BTS SNMP Agent
Viewing SNMP Trap Reports
Viewing SNMP Trap Reports
The SNMP agent sends traps to the NMS; each trap maps to an EMS alarm. Alarms not mapped to a
specific trap map to a generic trap. Traps show you the following, depending on information availability:
• Severity level
• Alarm ID associated with the trap
• Alarm category
• Set/Cleared flag
• Component (instance) ID
• Component type
• Details of the trap
• Time that trap was generated
Table 7-1 Managing SNMP Agent Access
Task Sample Command
Viewing all read user
groups
show snmpconfig type=readcommunity
The default is “public”. A user needs read level access to:
• Collect statistics on BTS components
• View status on individual BTS components
• View status on a group of BTS components
Viewing all write
user groups
show snmpconfig type=writecommunity
The default is “public”. A user needs write level access to:
• Change settings on individual BTS components
• Change settings on a group of BTS components
Adding read user
groups
add snmpconfig type=readcommunity; value=.....; key1=command_level;
value1=8;
Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
Adding write user
groups
add snmpconfig type=writecommunity; value=.....;
key1=command_level; value1=8;
Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
Deleting read user
groups
delete snmpconfig type=readcommunity; value=.....
Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
Deleting write user
groups
delete snmpconfig type=writecommunity; value=.....
Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
- Text Part Number: OL-16000-07 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 4
- OL-16000-06 4
- 4 Operating the BTS 4-1 5
- A Feature Tones A-1 7
- B FIM/XML B-1 7
- Service-Id B-11 8
- Organization 9
- Document Change History 10
- Introduction 11
- Meeting Power Requirements 13
- Starting BTS Hardware 13
- Shutting Down BTS Hardware 14
- Starting BTS Software 14
- Starting BTS Software 15
- Managing Users 18
- Managing Commands 21
- Adapter and User Security 22
- Operator Interface 26
- • Radius Protocol 27
- Solaris OS Patches 30
- XML Libraries 31
- Device GLM Patch 31
- Security CE Patch 31
- Security Bad_Trap Patch 31
- Java SDK Patches 31
- Solaris OS Patches 32
- Monitoring BTS Hardware 33
- Checking BTS System Health 34
- Checking BTS System Time 36
- CA/FS Side A 37
- CA/FS Side B 37
- EMS Side A 38
- EMS Side B 38
- Auditing Databases and Tables 39
- Exporting Provisioned Data 40
- Limitations 42
- Exporting Provisioned Data 45
- • DID DNs: 46
- • Individual DNs: 46
- Backing Up the Software Image 47
- Full Database Auditing 48
- Checking Shared Memory 48
- From CA/FS Side A 48
- From CA/FS Side B 49
- Backing Up the Full BTS 50
- Backing Up the CA/FS 50
- Backing up the EMS/BDMS 51
- Backing up the EMS Database 52
- Archiving Your Database 56
- Examining Heap Usage 57
- Checking the DNS Server 57
- Log Archive Facility (LAF) 58
- Other Capabilities 59
- Provisioning LAF 59
- Enabling LAF Process 59
- Log Archive Facility (LAF) 60
- Moving Core Files 61
- Moving Core Files 62
- Operating the BTS 63
- Managing Subscribers 64
- Viewing Calls 68
- Using ERAC Commands 71
- Managing Transactions 74
- Scheduling Commands 75
- Managing External Resources 77
- • Brings trunks INS 80
- Managing Gateways 92
- 3. Restart daemon: 95
- Source Token 100
- OL-16000-07 101
- GigE Support 104
- Using BTS Measurements 107
- ISDN Measurements 108
- Call Processing Measurements 111
- • an unallocated number 113
- • a misrouted ported number 113
- MGCP Adapter Measurements 118
- DQoS Measurements 119
- SIP Measurements 119
- POTS Local FS Measurements 122
- Measurements 134
- AIN Services FS Measurements 135
- SCCP Protocol Measurements 137
- TCAP Protocol Measurements 139
- SUA Measurements 143
- M3UA Protocol Measurements 145
- SCTP Measurements 147
- IUA Measurements 150
- ISUP MeasurementsI 152
- ISUP (ANSI) Measurements 158
- ISUP (France) Measurements 161
- ISUP (Poland) Measurements 161
- ISUP (ITU-China) Measurements 161
- Audit Measurements 168
- Event Messaging Measurements 172
- Dynamic QoS Measurements 172
- PCMM Measurements 173
- SNMP Protocol Measurements 173
- • TRKGRP_UEQP_TRK_USAGE 176
- Announcement Measurements 177
- H.323 Protocol Measurements 177
- Call Tools Measurements 181
- AIN Tools Measurements 181
- PCT Tools Measurements 181
- CPU Usage Measurements 182
- Memory Usage Measurements 182
- Disk Usage Measurements 182
- Disk I/O Usage Measurements 184
- ENUM Measurements 184
- Diameter Message Counters 185
- Single Number Reach Counters 186
- Using the BTS SNMP Agent 187
- Viewing SNMP Trap Reports 188
- Viewing SNMP Trap Reports 189
- Querying the SNMP Agent 192
- Feature Tones 195
- Appendix A Feature Tones 196
- Tones per Feature 196
- Tone Frequencies and Cadences 200
- APPENDIX 203
- Tool Requirements 204
- Defining Features 205
- Define Element 206
- Precedence-Exception Element 206
- Inhibit Others Element 207
- Inhibit Me Element 207
- Response Profile Element 207
- Operation 208
- Appendix B FIM/XML 211
- Provisioning iFC 212
- Service-Id 213
- Subscriber-Service-Profile 213
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