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Managing SNMP on the CSS Chapter 5 Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Table 5-4 CSS MIB Information (continued) MIB Name ownExt.mib cntsvcExt.mib chassis MgrExt Description Owner statistics (including frame and bytes counts) Services per content rule statistics (including frames, bytes, hits) Provides useful information about the CSS chassis and it allows you to correlate the slot number and port number to the ifIndex number Reading Logs The traplog file contains all of the traps, both generic and enterprise, that have occurred. The network device writes to the traplog file about whether or not the SNMP trap configuration is enabled. When a traplog file reaches its maximum size (50 MB for a hard disk-based CSS, 10 MB for a flash disk-based CSS), the CSS renames the traplog file to traplog.prev as a backup file and starts a new traplog file. The CSS overwrites the backup traplog file when it renames the traplog file. Each time the CSS reboots, it continues to use the existing traplog file until it reaches its maximum size. Use the show log command to show the trap log since the last CSS reboot. For example: # show log traplog By default, the following events generate level critical-2 messages: • Link Up • Link Down • Cold Start • Warm Start • Service Down • Service Suspended All other SNMP traps generate level notice-5 messages by default. 5-32 Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide OL-5647-02