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Category: Alarm and Event Management, Satellite, Vendor: Comtech EF Data
Description: Defines SNMP trap notifications for Comtech EF Data CDD-564 satellite demodulator fault and status change events.
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What Is CDD-564Traps?
CDD-564Traps is a private MIB (companion to the base CDD-564 MIB) defining unit-alarm trap notifications for the CDD-564 device platform. The available source carries no populated objects beyond the trap definition itself, consistent with a small notification-only companion module. As a hardware-status/notification MIB its purpose is to alert an operator via SNMP trap when the unit raises an alarm condition, complementing whatever status polling the base CDD-564 MIB provides. It is deployed alongside the CDD-564 base MIB on that device platform. Engineers can download the CDD-564Traps file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- CDD-564 device platform
Monitoring Examples
An operator subscribes to this module's unit-alarm trap to get immediate SNMP notification of an alarm condition on the CDD-564 device, without needing to continuously poll its status objects.
What Can Be Monitored
- unit alarm trap notifications
OIDs
RFC description
Defines SNMP trap notifications for CDD-564 satellite equipment alarms.
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