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scheduleEventTable
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1IndexINTEGERRW
.2NextIndexINTEGERRW
.3DescrDisplayStringRW
.4TypeENUMD
.5VarEntryDisplayStringRW
.6VarNameDisplayStringRW
.7VarIndexNameDisplayStringRW
.8VarIndexValDisplayStringRW
.9ConditionENUMRW
.10StartDisplayStringRW
.13LastChangeDateR
.11EndDisplayStringRW
.12StatusENUMR

Index
This object specifies the index number of this entry.

Must be unique and the corresponding variable in scheduleTable

(EventIndex) refers to this index.
NextIndex
This object defines the next entry in the event chain.

0 means the end the chain.
Descr
This object specifies the description (name) of this entry. 

Only for information.
Type
This object defines the type of the event or deletes the entry

time   : the event is time triggered

The events gets active on a specified time range.

'Condition' must contain dayly .. day31, and

'Start+End' contain a time range, e.g. 12:00 + 13:00

value  : the event is value triggered

'Condition' must contain greater .. range

The event gets active if a SNMP variable gets a 

specified value (or range).

'VarTable/VarName' specifies the watched SNMP 

variable.

'Start+End' contain a value range, e.g. 1000 + 2000

Enumerations:
  • delete (1)
  • time (2)
  • value (3)
VarEntry
This object specifies the name of the SNMP table in which the

variable should be monitored (only Type = value).

e.g. biboPPPStatTable

VarName
This object specifies the name of the SNMP variable that 

is monitored  (only Type = value).

e.g. ifOperStatus
VarIndexName
This object specifies the SNMP variable name in the

table, that should specify the approprate row (with

schedVarIndexVal).

e.g. IfIndex
VarIndexVal
This object specifies the value of the schedEvtVarIndexName,

that specifies the approprate row.

If not given, the index is the same as the appropriate

entry in the scheduleTable (schedVarIndexVal).

This allows to have the same event, for many commands, 

that refer to different rows.

e.g. 10001
Condition
This object specifies the condition when the event is active

Time events (active at the time 'Start' until 'End'): 

dayly         : the time event is dayly active at given time

monday..sunday: the time event is weekly active

day1..day31   : the time event is monthly active

mon_fri       : from monday to friday

sat_sun       : weekend (saturday and sunday)

Value events:

greater       : value of 'Var' must be greater than 'Start'

equal         : value of 'Var' must be equal to 'Start'

less          : value of 'Var' must be less than 'Start'

notequal      : value of 'Var' must be not equal to 'Start'

range         : value of 'Var' must be between 'Start-End'

Enumerations:
  • greater (1)
  • equal (2)
  • less (3)
  • notequal (4)
  • range (5)
  • dayly (6)
  • sunday (7)
  • monday (8)
  • tuesday (9)
  • wednesday (10)
  • thursday (11)
  • friday (12)
  • saturday (13)
  • mon-fri (14)
  • sat-sun (15)
  • day1 (16)
  • day2 (17)
  • day3 (18)
  • day4 (19)
  • day5 (20)
  • day6 (21)
  • day7 (22)
  • day8 (23)
  • day9 (24)
  • day10 (25)
  • day11 (26)
  • day12 (27)
  • day13 (28)
  • day14 (29)
  • day15 (30)
  • day16 (31)
  • day17 (32)
  • day18 (33)
  • day19 (34)
  • day20 (35)
  • day21 (36)
  • day22 (37)
  • day23 (38)
  • day24 (39)
  • day25 (40)
  • day26 (41)
  • day27 (42)
  • day28 (43)
  • day29 (44)
  • day30 (45)
  • day31 (46)
Start
This object specifies the start value.

In case of a time event it must be a time in format 'hh:mm'

In case of a value event it must be a valid value for the 

specified 'VarName', to specify the compare value or the

lower value of the range.

for time entries e.g. 12:00

for value entries e.g. 20000

LastChange
This object shows the time of the last change.
End
This object specifies the end value (time or value range).

In case of a time event it must be a time in format 'hh:mm'

If this is not given, the event is active only at the

time 'Start', and set back to inactive at once (one-time 

event).

In case of a value event it must be a valid value for the 

specified 'VarName', to specify the upper value of the range.

Status
This object indicates the status of the event.

For value events the status is only available in the

scheduleTable, because more than one entry can refer to 

the same event entry.

error indicates an invalid field (e.g. VarTable, VarName,

time range,..)

Enumerations:
  • active (1)
  • inactive (2)
  • notavail (3)
  • error (4)


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