Index |
This object specifies the index number of this entry.
Should be unique. |
Descr |
This object specifies the description (name) of this entry.
Only for information. |
Mode |
This object enables, disables or deletes the entry. Enumerations: - enable (1)
- disable (2)
- delete (3)
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EventIndex |
This object specifies the first index into the event table
(Index in scheduleEventTable).
This can be a single event or the first of multiple chained
events that are monitored for this command.
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EventCondition |
This object defines the condition(s) for the event (or chain)
to change this command to active (variable is set
to schedActiveValue).
all : all events in the chain must be active (and)
one : at least one event must be active (or)
none : all events must be inactiv (not)
one_not: at least one event must be inactiv (nor)
Enumerations: - all (1)
- one (2)
- none (3)
- one-not (4)
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VarTable |
This object specifies the name of the SNMP table in that the
variable(s) 'schedVarName' should be changed.
e.g. ifTable
If a new row in the MIB should be inserted (or overwritten
if a row with given IndexVars already exists!) a '+' can be
prefixed. The new row is inserted with the values from
In/ActiveValue and VarIndexVal.
Be careful with the used VarIndexVal and the events, not to
insert an infinite number of rows.
e.g. +biboAdmConfigTable
If this is empty, an application command is executed.
The application name is in schedVarName, the argument list
in schedActiveValue / schedInActiveValue.
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VarName |
This object specifies the name(s) of the SNMP variable to be
changed, if the event is active/inactive.
The names should be written like in the header line of the
table view (no prefix necessary).
The var(s) are set to the values in schedActiveValue /
schedInActiveValue.
If multiple variables should be set, then separate the names
by ';'.
e.g. AdminStatus or IntAddr;IntPort
If schedVarTable is empty this object contains the name of the
application command to be executed.
Be careful: the application must terminate without interaction
otherwise the scheduler will block until it terminates.
e.g. update
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VarIndexName |
This object specifies the SNMP variable name(s) in the
schedVarTable table, that should specify the approprate
row (with schedVarIndexVal).
If a row cannot be identified by a single var (not unique)
then multiple variables can be given (separated by ';').
e.g. IfIndex or IfIndex;ExtPort
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VarIndexVal |
This object specifies the value(s) of the schedVarIndexName,
that specifies the approprate row.
The number and type of the values must correspond to the
given VarIndexName.
e.g. 10001 or 10001;123
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ActiveValue |
This object specifies the value(s) that is written to the SNMP
variable(s) in schedVarName, when the event is active.
If this is empty no change is done, only a notification is
sent (SNMPtrap of schedVarName is possible if monitored
with an event).
The number and type of the values must correspond to the
given VarName.
e.g. down or 10.1.1.1;123
On application execution this is the argument list:
e.g. -a 1.2.3.4 filename
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Status |
This object shows the current status of the event (list).
error indicates a invalid field (e.g. VarNameVarIndex,
value range ...)
Enumerations: - active (1)
- inactive (2)
- notavail (3)
- error (4)
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Notify |
This object defines the notification method, if a variable is
changed.
none : no notification
all : all below notification methods
snmptrap: only a SNMP trap is triggered
(also create an entry in biboAdmUsrTrapTable
and biboAdmTrapHostTable)
syslog : only a syslog is generated
Enumerations: - none (1)
- all (2)
- snmptrap (3)
- syslog (4)
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InActiveValue |
This object specifies the value(s) that is written to the SNMP
variable(s) in schedVarName, when the event is inactive.
This is also the default value after a restart of the router
or if the system time is not set correct.
The number and type of the values must correspond to the
given VarName.
e.g. up or 10.1.1.2;123
On application execution this is the argument list:
e.g. -a 1.2.3.4 filename
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LastChange |
This object shows the time of the last change. |