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390 Appendix A Management Information Bases
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Table 121 lists the file names and file descriptions of each supported standard MIB.
Table 122 lists the file names and file descriptions of each supported Nortel MIB.
Table 121 MIB file descriptions for standard MIBs
MIB File Name Notes
MIB-II rfc1213.mib This MIB defines the Management Information
Base (MIB-II) for use with network
management protocols in TCP/IP-based
internets.
SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB rfc2261.mib This is the SNMP Management Architecture
MIB. This standard MIB displays parameters
related to the SNMP agent on the BCM.
ENTITY-MIB rfc2737.mib This MIB defines physical and logical system
components on the BCM and associations
between these components.
HOST-MIB rfc2790.mib This MIB is used to manage host systems. It is
useful for monitoring resource usage and
system performance.
IF-MIB rfc2863.mib This MIB describes generic objects for network
interface sub-layers.
OSPFv2 MIB rfc1850.mib This MIB describes objects for monitoring the
Open Shortest Path First routing protocol.
RIPv2 MIB rfc1724.mib This MIB describes objects for monitoring the
Routing Information Protocol.
Table 122 MIB file descriptions for Nortel MIBs
MIB File Name Notes
Small Site MIB Smallsite.mib This MIB defines the upper-level hierarchy of
an enterprise(1).nortel(562) sub-branch called
smallsite. This Nortel MIB is the basis for
several Nortel smallsite products. In the BCM,
this MIB is a prerequisite for the Small Site
Events MIB.
Small Site Events MIB Smallsiteevents.mib This MIB defines the events (traps) that the
Small Site product or component can use. This
MIB describes the events generated by the
BCM. This MIB contains fields such as eventId,
eventSource, eventTime, and EventDescr.
- BCM 4.0 Administration Guide 1
- Trademarks 2
- Task List 3
- Contents 7
- Chapter 10 11
- Chapter 11 11
- Appendix A 13
- 14 Contents 14
- Chapter 1 15
- Organization 16
- Audience 17
- Acronyms 17
- Table 1 List of acronyms 18
- Related publications 20
- How to get Help 21
- Chapter 2 23
- BCM hardware 24
- BCM applications 24
- BCM Management Model 25
- BCM interfaces 26
- BCM 4.0 Administration Guide 27
- Chapter 3 29
- Managing IVR for BCM 4.0 32
- BCM Element Manager 34
- BCM Element Manager setup 35
- BCM element 39
- Disconnecting from an element 40
- Closing the Element Manager 40
- Initial panel details 41
- Element Manager panels 50
- Element Manager data features 51
- Copying table information 52
- Table 7 Paste Data 53
- Rearranging table information 54
- Rearranging columns 55
- Rearranging lines 55
- Figure 9 Sort dialog box 56
- Saving programming records 57
- Figure 13 Save dialog box 60
- BCM feature licensing 63
- BCM Help system 64
- Field-level Help 66
- Context-sensitive Help 66
- Personal computer 69
- Network folder 69
- FTP servers 69
- SFTP servers 70
- USB storage device 70
- HTTP/HTTPS server 71
- Chapter 4 73
- Entry Policy tab 78
- Session Management Policy tab 78
- SSL and SSH Policy tab 79
- Setting credential complexity 79
- To set credential complexity 79
- Variable Table 80
- To set password expiry policy 81
- To set password history 81
- Vendor specific attributes 83
- Table 20 Privilege levels 85
- Transferring an SSH Key-Pair 87
- To transfer an SSH Key-Pair 87
- Adding a new user account 88
- To add a new user account 88
- Modifying a user account 89
- To modify a user account 89
- Deleting a user account 90
- To delete a user account 91
- Changing a user’s password 91
- To change a user’s password 91
- Creating a group 92
- To create a group 92
- Deleting a group 92
- To delete a group 92
- Modifying group privileges 92
- To modify group privileges 93
- Re-enable a locked-out user 94
- To release a locked-out user 94
- User accounts 96
- Default passwords 98
- Default groups 98
- N0060598N0060598 100
- Security access privileges 101
- CTE Appl access privileges 101
- CDR Appl access privileges 102
- PPP Access access privileges 102
- Admin access privileges 103
- Guests access privileges 104
- WAN dial in access privileges 107
- Telset access security 108
- Accounts and Privileges panel 110
- Current Account 111
- View by Accounts 113
- View by Account: General 115
- View by Account: History 116
- View by Groups 117
- View by Groups: General 117
- BCM security fundamentals 119
- Security audits 121
- Firewalls 122
- Security certificate 123
- Site authentication 123
- Chapter 5 125
- Figure 25 PCI Cards tab 130
- Chapter 6 135
- Configuring SNMP settings 136
- To delete an SNMP manager 138
- To add a community string 139
- To add a service access point 140
- To add a trap destination 143
- To modify a trap destination 144
- Auto-SNMP dial-out 145
- Alarm severity levels 146
- Chapter 7 147
- About BCM alarms 148
- Alarms and log files 149
- Alarm severities 149
- Administering alarms 150
- To view an alarm 151
- To acknowledge an alarm 151
- To clear the alarm log 151
- Using the Alarm Banner 152
- Using the alarm set 153
- Alarms and LEDs 154
- Using SNMP traps 155
- Configuring alarm settings 155
- To test an alarm 156
- List of BCM alarms 157
- Table 53 BCM Alarm List 158
- Chapter 8 241
- Table 54 BCM Services 242
- To restart a service 244
- Chapter 9 245
- QoS Monitor 247
- To configure monitoring mode 248
- The default is 10 KB 249
- UPS Status 251
- To access UPS Status 251
- NTP Metrics 253
- To access the NTP Metrics 254
- Interface Metrics 255
- To view Interface Metrics 255
- Figure 35 Interface Metrics 256
- Disk Mirroring 257
- To monitor Disk Mirroring 258
- QoS Metrics 258
- To view global QoS metrics 259
- Table 64 Total traffic tab 260
- Table 66 Totals per queue 262
- Table 67 Averages per queue 262
- Table 68 Total traffic tab 263
- Telephony Metrics 265
- Trunk Module Metrics 266
- To view Trunk Module status 266
- Viewing D-Channel information 268
- Provisioning a PRI B-channel 268
- To provision a PRI B-channel 269
- Trunk Module CSU statistics 269
- Enabling the internal CSU 270
- To enable the internal CSU 270
- To check the CSU alarms 271
- To check bipolar violations 271
- Checking trunk module alarms 271
- To check short-term alarms 272
- To check defects 272
- To view CSU Alarm History 272
- CbC limit metrics 272
- Hunt Group Metrics 274
- PSTN Fallback Metrics 276
- Table 76 PVQM support 278
- Figure 45 PVQM panel 279
- PVQM alarms 280
- To access PVQM metrics 281
- Installing BCM Monitor 286
- Connecting to a BCM system 287
- To connect to a different BCM 288
- Static snapshots 289
- 290 Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 290
- To save a static snapshot 291
- Dynamic snapshots 291
- 292 Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 292
- Starting a dynamic snapshot 293
- BCM Info tab 294
- Media Card tab 295
- Voice Por ts tab 296
- IP Devices tab 296
- RTP Sessions tab 297
- 298 Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 298
- To log UIP data 299
- To view UIP log files 300
- To configure timeout settings 300
- To expand a UIP message 301
- To clear UIP message details 301
- Line Monitor tab 301
- To view all lines 302
- Usage Indicators tab 302
- Usage values 303
- Using statistical values 304
- Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 305 305
- To ping a device 306
- Trace Route 307
- 308 Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 308
- Table 83 Reset functions 308
- To reboot the BCM 309
- To shut down the BCM 309
- Diagnostic settings 310
- To set Release Reasons 311
- Data Networking Utilities 312
- Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 313 313
- 314 Chapter 10 BCM Utilities 314
- About backups 316
- BCM backup file 317
- Backup destinations 318
- Performing immediate backups 319
- To view scheduled backups 326
- To modify a scheduled backup 334
- To delete a backup schedule 334
- Restoring BCM system data 335
- Effects on the system 336
- To restore data from the BCM 337
- Chapter 12 345
- Operational logs 346
- Diagnostic logs 346
- Sensitive logs 346
- Additional System Information 347
- Extracting log files 361
- Retrieval Criteria area 364
- To specify retrieval criteria 365
- Retrieval Results area 365
- Log Details area 366
- Chapter 13 369
- Applying software updates 371
- Removing software updates 384
- To remove a software update 385
- Chapter 14 387
- Using Call Detail Recording 388
- CDR Toolkit 388
- Small Site MIB 392
- Small Site Event MIB 393
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