PSA-ComTrap-MIB

Description: Provides NEC ESMPRO ServerAgents common trap notifications for server hardware fault and status change events.

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This is a NEC ESMPRO ServerAgent MIB that defines the common trap-notification structure used across NEC's server hardware-monitoring agent, providing the shared variable bindings carried by hardware and driver fault traps. Rather than exposing polled tables, its data category is fault/event notification: partition identity, event severity level, event ID, hardware unit name, and a suspect-component indicator sent at the moment a hardware condition changes. It is used to monitor the hardware/software status of a NEC server by delivering asynchronous alerts — a management module (MMB) or a device driver raises a trap identifying the affected part number, serial number, model, and stepping when a fault, failure, or recovery is detected, letting an operator react to hardware problems without polling. As the common base for NEC's family of ESMPRO trap MIBs, other PSA-*Trap-MIB modules (for specific drivers/NICs/controllers) reuse this same varbind structure, so it acts as a shared dependency across that trap MIB family. It is deployed on NEC Express5800/SIGMABLADE-class partitioned servers running NEC ESMPRO ServerAgent, in data-center environments where NEC hardware-health alerts are forwarded to an SNMP trap receiver/NMS, typically after a PSA-ComTrap-MIB download is loaded so the receiver can decode the shared trap varbinds.

This module defines trap notifications rather than polled tables, so there is no continuous counter to walk; when NEC ESMPRO ServerAgent detects a hardware condition it emits a trap carrying trapPartitionName, trapUnitName, trapEventLevel, and trapEventId, and an NMS operator would inspect trapSuspect together with trapModelNo/trapSerialNo/trapPartNo to identify exactly which physical component triggered the alert and how severe it is.

Defines SNMP trap notifications for Fujitsu PRIMEQUEST partitioned system hardware and network events.