PSA-LinIntelE100Trap-MIB

Description: Provides NEC ESMPRO ServerAgents trap notifications for Intel E100 Fast Ethernet NIC driver fault events on Linux.

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PSA-LinIntelE100Trap-MIB is part of NEC's ESMPRO ServerAgent suite for Linux, carrying trap notifications specifically from the Intel E100 Fast Ethernet NIC driver, placing it in the server hardware/network-adapter fault-monitoring technology area. It exposes fault/event notification data: partition and unit identifiers, event level and ID, and hardware identification fields (model, serial, part number, stepping) for the affected network adapter. Its purpose is explicitly hardware status monitoring -- alerting administrators when the Intel E100 NIC driver detects a link, adapter, or driver-level fault on a Linux server, and identifying the specific suspect hardware. It shares a common trap object schema (trapEventLevel, trapEventId, trapUnitName, etc.) with sibling NEC ESMPRO Linux trap MIBs, indicating a shared underlying agent framework rather than an independent protocol dependency. It is deployed on NEC Express5800-series or similar servers equipped with Intel E100 Fast Ethernet adapters and running ESMPRO ServerAgent for Linux, where PSA-LinIntelE100Trap-MIB SNMP monitoring alerts administrators to NIC driver faults.

A trap receiver would capture an E100 driver fault trap carrying trapEventLevel and trapEventId to determine the severity and type of NIC issue (e.g. link failure or adapter error) reported by trapUnitName. The trapSuspect field combined with trapModelNo and trapSerialNo would identify the specific adapter hardware implicated, while trapPartitionName/trapPartitionId locate the affected logical partition on a multi-partition server. Recurring E100 fault traps for the same unit would suggest a failing or flaky network interface card requiring replacement.

Defines system management traps and variables for Fujitsu PRIMEQUEST partition monitoring on Intel E100 network adapters.