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Category: Alarm and Event Management, Vendor: ATEN
Description: Defines SNMP trap notifications for ATEN International product events such as power alarms and port state changes.
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What Is ATEN-PRODUCTS-PUB-TRAP?
ATEN-PRODUCTS-PUB-TRAP is a vendor-specific MIB from ATEN International defining SNMP trap/notification objects common across its product line of KVM switches, PDUs, and console/IP management devices. It exposes event-oriented objects for things like email notification dispatch, system log entries, user login/logout events, and generic trap payloads, rather than polled tabular data. Its monitoring value is centered on operational/security event and fault alerting: it lets a management station learn in real time about power alarms, port state changes, and access events (logins/logouts) that indicate either a hardware condition (e.g., power alarm) or an administrative/security event on the device. As a shared "public trap" module it is meant to be imported/referenced by other ATEN product-specific MIBs that define the actual trap OIDs and varbinds. It is deployed across ATEN's device families — KVM switches, serial console servers, and PDUs — in data center and lab environments needing centralized event alerting. Engineers can download the ATEN-PRODUCTS-PUB-TRAP file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- ATEN KVM switch / PDU / IP console server
Monitoring Examples
An operator would subscribe to the trap objects surfaced through this MIB — login and logout events plus generic trap/log notifications — to build a real-time audit trail of who accessed a KVM or console server and when, and to catch a power alarm trap the instant it fires rather than discovering it on the next poll. A logout trap immediately followed by an unexpected login trap from a different source could reveal a session hijack or unauthorized access attempt.
What Can Be Monitored
- login events
- logout events
- email notification events
- system log entries
- generic device trap/alarm events
Imported Objects
From ATEN-PRODUCTS-MIB
| public | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
From SNMPv2-TC
| DisplayString |
OIDs
RFC description
Defines specific trap types and event subtypes for ATEN KVM and power management products.
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