Latest Chassis MIB Draft
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Subject: Latest Chassis MIB Draft
How 'bout one more state for chasEntityAdminStatus: restoreToDefaults(5) - setting this object to this state restores all of its non-volatile parameters to their factory default state and resets the module (see reset(4)). and for chasEntityOperStatus: nonFatalFailure(7) - indicates that the device's self-test has detected a non-fatal fault. The device operates are less than a fully functional level in the presence of non-fatal errors. which is useful if, say, one port of an 8 port terminal server is broken. And also for chasEntityOperStatus: needProgramLoad(8) - indicates that the device is waiting to be loaded. loading(9) - indicates that the device is attempting to load. What is the intended use of chasEntityArgument? I know it's described as "implementation specific", but can someone give me an example or two? The latest draft is a definite improvement. Good job. -Shawn
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