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Attribute Value Alarms, Chassis

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Chapter 8 Alarms and Alarm Management C65/76M Alarms Attribute Value Alarms Because the Catalyst 6000 family switches and the Cisco 7600 series Internet Router running IOS do not support SNMP traps for hardware component failures or changes, the C65/76M software polls certain object attributes to determine hardware status. If the polled value indicates a failure, the C65/76M software raises an appropriate alarm. The following objects have one or more attributes polled for status information: • Chassis • Power Supply • All Modules/Port Adapters • Software Chassis Table 8-10 describes the Chassis object attribute alarms. Table 8-10 Chassis Attribute Alarms Attribute Core Temperature Status = ok Message/Description "C6576M Chassis Core Temperature Status is ok. Core temperature is within normal operation limits." Severity Normal Core Temperature Status = error Core Temperature Status = critical Fan Status = ok "C6576M Chassis Core Temperature Status is error. The core chassis temperature is greater than the normal operating temperature range." "C6576M Chassis Core Temperature Status is critical. The switch is going to shutdown due to excessively high core temperature." "C6576M Chassis Fan Status is ok." Major Critical Normal Fan Status = other Fan Status = minorFault Fan Status = majorFault Slots Used "C6576M Chassis Fan Status is other." Minor "C6576M Chassis Fan Status is minorFault." "C6576M Chassis Fan Status is majorFault." "C6576M Chassis Used Slots has changed. The switch line card configuration has changed." A change in this value initiates a subchassis rediscovery. Major Critical Major Alarms Cleared Core Temperature Status = error Core Temperature Status = critical Core Temperature Status = critical Core Temperature Status = error Fan Status = other Fan Status = minorFault Fan Status = majorFault Fan Status = minorFault Fan Status = majorFault Fan Status = other Fan Status = majorFault Fan Status = other Fan Status = minorFault None Cisco 6500/7600 Series Manager User Guide 8-13

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Cisco 6500/7600 Series Manager User Guide
Chapter 8
Alarms and Alarm Management
C65/76M Alarms
Attribute Value Alarms
Because the Catalyst
6000 family switches and the Cisco
7600 series Internet Router running IOS do not
support SNMP traps for hardware component failures or changes, the C65/76M software polls certain
object attributes to determine hardware status. If the polled value indicates a failure, the C65/76M
software raises an appropriate alarm. The following objects have one or more attributes polled for status
information:
Chassis
Power Supply
All Modules/Port Adapters
Software
Chassis
Table 8-10
describes the Chassis object attribute alarms.
Table 8-10
Chassis Attribute Alarms
Attribute
Message/Description
Severity
Alarms Cleared
Core
Temperature
Status = ok
“C6576M Chassis Core Temperature
Status is ok. Core temperature is within
normal operation limits.”
Normal
Core Temperature
Status = error
Core Temperature
Status = critical
Core
Temperature
Status = error
“C6576M Chassis Core Temperature
Status is error. The core chassis
temperature is greater than the normal
operating temperature range.”
Major
Core Temperature
Status = critical
Core
Temperature
Status = critical
“C6576M Chassis Core Temperature
Status is critical. The switch is going to
shutdown due to excessively high core
temperature.”
Critical
Core Temperature
Status = error
Fan Status = ok
“C6576M Chassis Fan Status is ok.”
Normal
Fan Status = other
Fan Status = minorFault
Fan Status = majorFault
Fan Status =
other
“C6576M Chassis Fan Status is other.”
Minor
Fan Status = minorFault
Fan Status = majorFault
Fan Status =
minorFault
“C6576M Chassis Fan Status is
minorFault.”
Major
Fan Status = other
Fan Status = majorFault
Fan Status =
majorFault
“C6576M Chassis Fan Status is
majorFault.”
Critical
Fan Status = other
Fan Status = minorFault
Slots Used
“C6576M Chassis Used Slots has
changed. The switch line card
configuration has changed.”
A change in this value initiates a
subchassis rediscovery.
Major
None