USR-SNMP-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
	IMPORTS
        OBJECT-TYPE, MODULE-IDENTITY,
		IpAddress, Integer32
                  FROM SNMPv2-SMI
        DisplayString
                  FROM SNMPv2-TC
        UsrLongString, common, UsrConfigStatus, UsrDisplayString
                  FROM USR-DEFINITIONS-MIB;
    usrSnmp MODULE-IDENTITY
         LAST-UPDATED "200205051300Z"
         ORGANIZATION "CommWorks Corporation, a 3Com Company"
         CONTACT-INFO "Customer Support"
         DESCRIPTION
                 "The commWorks enterprise defined MIB objects
                   for the SNMP process."
--       REVISION "200205051300Z"
--       DESCRIPTION "Convert to SNMPv2"
         ::= { common 5 }
   -- textual conventions
   -- 
   -- textual conventions are like pre-processor macro in 'C'
   --        (i.e. #define statements)
   -- Use them to define your own 'datatypes'
   -- memory size, expressed in units of 1024bytes
	-- A sample Table definition.
	usrSnmpConfigFileName OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX          UsrDisplayString
		MAX-ACCESS      read-only
		STATUS          current
		DESCRIPTION		
		  "The name of a ConfigFile to read/write permanent database records.
		   If the value of this object is an empty string, then the
		   SNMP process uses the default name `@file://SnmpProcess.cfg'. "
	::= { usrSnmp 1 }
	usrSnmpCFMStatusFlag  OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX	  UsrConfigStatus
		MAX-ACCESS      read-write
		STATUS          current
		DESCRIPTION
		  "Setting the value of this object to `save' causes the values
		   of the SNMP Group to be written out to the current config
		   file, which is stored in the usrSnmpConfigFileName object.
		   While the new ConfigFile is being written, the SNMP process
		   will set the value of this flag to `saving''. Any
		   attempts to set the value while it is not `normal'
		   (i.e. the file is currently being written to the
		   ConfigFile) while result in a badValue error being
		   returned. Setting the value to `normal' will result in no
		   action."
	::= { usrSnmp 2 }
	usrSnmpCommTable OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF UsrSnmpCommEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The SNMP Community Table"
	::= { usrSnmp 3 }
	usrSnmpCommEntry OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  UsrSnmpCommEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            ""
         INDEX   { usrSnmpCommName }
	::= { usrSnmpCommTable 1 }
	UsrSnmpCommEntry ::=
         	SEQUENCE {
         	usrSnmpCommName
            DisplayString,
         	usrSnmpCommIpAddr
            IpAddress,
         	usrSnmpCommAccess
            INTEGER,
         	usrSnmpCommStatus
            INTEGER,
         	usrSnmpCommLastError
            UsrLongString,
         	usrSnmpCommLastErrorTicks
                Integer32,
          usrSnmpCommPoolName
            UsrDisplayString,
	  usrSnmpCommPoolValid
            INTEGER,
          usrSnmpCommValidateAddress
            INTEGER
         }
	usrSnmpCommName OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  DisplayString (SIZE (0..255))
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The name of the SNMP Community."
	::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 1 }
	usrSnmpCommIpAddr OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  IpAddress
         	MAX-ACCESS  read-write
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The IP Address of the remote community"
		--CONFIGURABLE
	::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 2 }
	usrSnmpCommAccess OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			readOnly(1),
			readWrite(2),
			administrator(4)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The allowed access for this community.
		   A value of readOnly(1) allows read-only access to user-level
		   objects.
		   A value of readWrite(2) allows read access to user-level
		   objects and write access to writable user-level objects.
		   A value of administrator(3) allows read access to all
		   objects and write access to all writable objects."
		--CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 3 }
	usrSnmpCommStatus OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			normal(1),
			delete(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The status of the entry for this community"
         ::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 4 }
	usrSnmpCommLastError OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  UsrLongString (SIZE (0..511))
         	MAX-ACCESS  read-only
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "If there is an error on a request, this variable may
		   contain a message indicating the error."
	::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 5 }
	usrSnmpCommLastErrorTicks OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   Integer32
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-only
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "If the LastError variable is set, this is set to the
		   tick count of that error."
         ::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 6 }
	usrSnmpCommPoolName OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   UsrDisplayString (SIZE (0..32))
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The name of the SNMP community address pool to use
             for this community."
         --CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 7 }
	usrSnmpCommPoolValid OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			valid(1),
			invalid(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-only
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "A value of valid(1) means that the community pool
             assigned to this community exists. A value of
             invalid(2) means that the community pool assigned
             to this community does not exist."
         ::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 8 }
	usrSnmpCommValidateAddress OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			useAddress(1),
			usePool(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "If this object is set to use_address(1), the value
             of usrSnmpCommIpAddr will be used to validate that the
             management station is allowed access. If this object
             is set to use_pool(2), the IP address of the
             management station will be validate using the list
             of IP addresses configured for the usrSnmpCommPoolName."
         DEFVAL { useAddress }
         --CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpCommEntry 9 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommTable OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF UsrSnmpTrapCommEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The SNMP Trap Community Table"
	::= { usrSnmp 4 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommEntry OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  UsrSnmpTrapCommEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            ""
         INDEX   { usrSnmpTrapCommName }
	::= { usrSnmpTrapCommTable 1 }
	UsrSnmpTrapCommEntry ::=
         	SEQUENCE {
         	usrSnmpTrapCommName
            UsrDisplayString,
         	usrSnmpTrapCommIpAddr
            IpAddress,
         	usrSnmpTrapCommStatus
            INTEGER,
                usrSnmpTrapCommPoolName
            UsrDisplayString,
	        usrSnmpTrapCommPoolValid
            INTEGER,
                usrSnmpTrapCommValidateAddress
            INTEGER
         }
	usrSnmpTrapCommName OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX      UsrDisplayString (SIZE (0..255))
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The name of the SNMP Trap Community."
	::= { usrSnmpTrapCommEntry 1 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommIpAddr OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  IpAddress
         	MAX-ACCESS  read-write
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The IP Address of the remote community"
		--CONFIGURABLE
	::= { usrSnmpTrapCommEntry 2 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommStatus OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			normal(1),
			delete(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The status of the entry for this community"
         ::= { usrSnmpTrapCommEntry 3 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommPoolName OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX           UsrDisplayString (SIZE (0..32))
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The name of the SNMP community address pool to use
             for this community."
         --CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpTrapCommEntry 4 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommPoolValid OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			valid(1),
			invalid(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-only
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "A value of valid(1) means that the community pool
             assigned to this community exists. A value of
             invalid(2) means that the community pool assigned
             to this community does not exist."
         ::= { usrSnmpTrapCommEntry 5 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommValidateAddress OBJECT-TYPE
	 	SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			useAddress(1),
			usePool(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "If this object is set to use_address(1), the value
             of usrSnmpTrapCommIpAddr will be used to validate that the
             management station is allowed access. If this object
             is set to use_pool(2), the IP address of the
             management station will be validate using the list
             of IP addresses configured for the usrSnmpCommPoolName."
         DEFVAL { useAddress }
         --CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpTrapCommEntry 6 }
	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolTable OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF UsrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The SNMP Community Address Pool Table"
	::= { usrSnmp 5 }
	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  UsrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            ""
         INDEX   { usrSnmpCommAddrPoolName,
                   usrSnmpCommAddrPoolIpAddr }
	::= { usrSnmpCommAddrPoolTable 1 }
	UsrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry ::=
         	SEQUENCE {
         	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolName
            UsrDisplayString,
         	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolIpAddr
            IpAddress,
         	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolStatus
            INTEGER,
	        usrSnmpCommAddrPoolGroupCount
            Integer32
         }
	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolName OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX      UsrDisplayString (SIZE (0..32))
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The name of the SNMP Community Address Pool."
	::= { usrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry 1 }
	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolIpAddr OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  IpAddress
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "An IP Address in the SNMP community address pool."
	::= { usrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry 2 }
	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolStatus OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			normal(1),
			delete(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The status of the entry in this SNMP community
             address pool."
         --CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry 3 }
	usrSnmpCommAddrPoolGroupCount OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX   Integer32
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-only
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The number of addresses per community."
         ::= { usrSnmpCommAddrPoolEntry 4 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolTable OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF UsrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The SNMP Community Address Pool Table"
	::= { usrSnmp 6 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  UsrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            ""
         INDEX   { usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolName,
                   usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolIpAddr }
	::= { usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolTable 1 }
	UsrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry ::=
         	SEQUENCE {
         	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolName
            UsrDisplayString,
         	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolIpAddr
            IpAddress,
         	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolStatus
            INTEGER,
	        usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolGroupCount
            Integer32
         }
	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolName OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX      UsrDisplayString (SIZE (0..32))
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The name of the SNMP Community Address Pool."
	::= { usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry 1 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolIpAddr OBJECT-TYPE
         	SYNTAX  IpAddress
         	MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
         	STATUS      current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "An IP Address in the SNMP community address pool."
	::= { usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry 2 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolStatus OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX   INTEGER {
			normal(1),
			delete(2)
			}
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-write
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The status of the entry in this SNMP community
             address pool."
         --CONFIGURABLE
         ::= { usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry 3 }
	usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolGroupCount OBJECT-TYPE
    		SYNTAX       Integer32
         	MAX-ACCESS   read-only
         	STATUS       current
         	DESCRIPTION
            "The number of addresses per community."
         ::= { usrSnmpTrapCommAddrPoolEntry 4 }
END  -- End of USR-SNMP-MIB DEFINITIONS