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MIBs, RFCs, and SNMP Trap Messages for the Cisco TelePresence System

Contents

CTS SNMP Trap Message Matrix

Configuration Management Messages

Peripheral Status Messages

Event History Messages

Trap Notification Messages

Cisco TelePresence Call (CTPC) MIBs

Call Attributes MIBs

Call Configuration Group MIBs

CTPC Configuration Examples

Call Information Group MIBs

Call Receive and Transmit MIBs

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Call MIBs

Call Management Connection Status MIBs

Call Management System Response Code MIBs

Remote Device Type MIBs

Codec Type MIBs

Call Statistics Group MIBs

CTPC Statistics Group MIB

CTPC Statistics Objects and Tables

CTPC Statistics Stream Type Table MIB

CTPC Statistics Stream SourceTable MIB

Call Event History Group MIBs

Call Notification Group MIBs

Call Statistics Trap Notification Examples

Supported Call States MIBs

SNMP Objects Value Persistence

SNMP Objects Value Persistence CLI

SNMP Special Characters

MIBs, RFCs, and SNMP Trap Messages for the Cisco TelePresence System

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Revised: January, 2011, OL-21851-01

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Note Use the information in this Appendix with the SNMP Configuration Parameters Area section of "Configuring a Cisco TelePresence Device" section on page 1-6.

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Contents

This chapter contains the following information:

•CTS SNMP Trap Message Matrix

•Configuration Management Messages

•Peripheral Status Messages

•Event History Messages

•Trap Notification Messages

•Cisco TelePresence Call (CTPC) MIBs

•Supported Call States MIBs

•SNMP Objects Value Persistence

•SNMP Special Characters

CTS SNMP Trap Message Matrix

Turning on a specific MIB enables an SNMP trap. Table A-1 lists MIBs, RFCs, and SNMP trap messages that are supported by the Cisco TelePresence System (CTS). SNMP MIB files can be found in the following directories:

•SNMP version 1 MIB files are in the v1 directory.

•SNMP version 2 MIB files are in the v2 directory.

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Note For every MIB.my in the v2 directory, there is an SNMP version 1 MIB-V1SMI.my in the v1 directory.

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Table A-1 CTS MIBs, RFCs, and SNMP Trap Messages

MIB File	Trap Name	RFCs
CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB.my	ctpPeripheralDeviceCategoryCode	—
	ctpPeripheralDeviceNumber
	ctpPeripheralPowerCode
	ctpPeriStatusChangeNotification Note Replaces ctpPeripheralErrorNotification
	ctpPeripheralCableCode
	ctpSystemResetMode
CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB.my	ctpcAttributes (BITS)	—
	ctpcRemoteDeviceType
	ctpcCodecType
	ctpcTxFrameRate / ctpcRxFrameRate
	ctpcMgmtSysConnStatus
	ctpcMgmtSysSIPRespCode
	ctpcMgmtSysConnFailNotification
	ctpcStatNotificaion
	ctpPeripheralErrorNotification Note Replaced with ctpPeriStatusChangeNotification in CTS 1.7.0
CISCO-ENVMON-MIB.my	ciscoEnvMonTempStatusChangeNotif	—
CISCO-SYSLOG-MIB.my	clogMessageGenerated
SNMPv2-MIB.my	•coldStart •warmStart •authenticationFailure
CISCO-SYSLOG-MIB.my	—
HOST-RESOURCES-MIB.my
IF-MIB.my
SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB.my		RFC 2571
SNMP-MPD-MIB.my		RFC 2572
SNMP-NOTIFICATION-MIB.my		RFC 2573
SNMP-TARGET-MIB.my		RFC 2573
SNMP-USM-MIB.my		RFC 2574
SNMP-VACM-MIB.my		RFC 2575
SNMPv2-MIB.my		—
SYSAPPL-MIB.my
RFC1213-MIB.my
TCP-MIB.my
UDP-MIB.my

Configuration Management Messages

Table A-2 lists configuration management messages.

Table A-2 Configuration Management 

Notification	Action
ctpPeripheralErrorNotifyEnable	Notify •True (1) •False (2) Reset •noRestart (1)—Read or written •restartPending (2)—Read or written •resetPending (3)—Read or written •forceReset (4)—Written but not read
ctpSysUserAuthFailNotifyEnable
ctpSystemReset

Peripheral Status Messages

Table A-3 lists peripheral status messages.

Table A-3 Peripheral Status 

Notification	Return Values
ctpPeripheralDescription	This object specifies a description of the attached peripheral. Peripheral description may be the peripheral type, model and/or version information or a peripheral signal description. Reports the following system details: •Projector Product ID •IP Phone MIDlet information •Phone load and MIDlet version for phone status
ctpPeripheralCableCode	The textual convention identifies cable status of the attached peripheral through HDMI. •plugged (1)—Peripheral cable is plugged. •loose (2)—Peripheral cable is loose. •unplugged (3)—Peripheral cable is unplugged. •unknown (4)—Cannot detect peripheral cable status. •internalError (5)—Internal error.
ctpPeripheralPowerCode	The textual convention identifies power status of the attached peripheral through HDMI: •on (1)—Peripheral power is on. •standby (2)—Peripheral power is in standby mode. •off (3)—Peripheral power is off. •unknown (4)—Cannot detect peripheral power status. •internalError (5)—Internal error.
ctpPeripheralDeviceCategory— Designates a device category.	•unknown (0)—Unknown Device •other (1)—None of the listed device •uplinkDevice (2)—Device attached to CTS uplink port •ipPhone (3)—IP phone •camera (4)—Camera •display (5)—Display •secCodec (6)—CTS secondary codec •docCamera (7)—Document camera •projector (8)—Projector •dviDevice (9)—Device attached to DVI port •presentationCodec (10)—CTS codec process presentation stream •auxiliaryControlUnit (11)—Auxiliary control unit •audioExpansionUnit (12)—Audio expansion unit •microphone (13)—Microphone •headset (14)— Headset •positionMic (15)—Position microphone •digitalMediaSystem (16)—Digitial Media System •auxHDMIOuputDevice (17)—Auxiliary HDMI output device
ctpPeripheralDeviceNumber— Specifies a device number for a peripheral.	—
ctpPeripheralStatus— General information about a single peripheral	•noError (0)—Expected peripheral device is functioning through the attached port. •other (1)—None of the states listed. •cableError (2)—Expected peripheral device has a cabling issue. •powerError (3)—Expected peripheral device has a power issue. •mgmtSysConfigError (4)—Expected peripheral device has a communications management system configuration issue. •systemError (5)—Cisco Telepresence system error. •deviceError (6)—Expected peripheral device is attached but is not fully functional. •linkError (7)—Expected peripheral device has a port level link issue. Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralDescription.1 = STRING: UP_LINK CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralDescription.7 = STRING: AUX_CAM -- CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralStatus.1 = INTEGER: noError(0) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralStatus.7 = INTEGER: cableError(2) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralStatus.13 = INTEGER: other(1)
CtpPeripheralStatusCode	•commError
ctpEtherPeripheralStatus— Information about a single peripheral attached through an ethernet port. •ctpEtherPeripheralStatusEntry •ctpEtherPeripheralIndex •ctpEtherPeripheralIfIndex •ctpEtherPeripheralAddrType •ctpEtherPeripheralAddr	•noError (0)—Expected peripheral device is functioning through the attached port. •other (1)—None of the states listed. •cableError (2)—Expected peripheral device has a cabling issue. •powerError (3)—Expected peripheral device has a power issue. •mgmtSysConfigError (4)—Expected peripheral device has a communications management system configuration issue. •systemError (5)—Cisco Telepresence system error. •deviceError (6)—Expected peripheral device is attached but is not fully functional. •linkError (7)—Expected peripheral device has a port level link issue. Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpEtherPeripheralIfIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 7 CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpEtherPeripheralAddrType.1.1 = INTEGER: ipv4(1) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpEtherPeripheralAddr.1.1 = STRING: "10.16.123.4" CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpEtherPeripheralStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: noError(0)
ctpHDMIPeripheralStatus— Information about a single peripheral attached through the HDMI port. •ctpHDMIPeripheralStatusTable •ctpHDMIPeripheralStatusEntry •ctpHDMIPeripheralIndex •ctpHDMIPeripheralCableStatus •ctpHDMIPeripheralPowerStatus	Cable •plugged (1)—Peripheral cable is plugged. •loose (2)—Peripheral cable is loose. •unplugged (3)—Peripheral cable is unplugged. •unknown (4)—Cannot detect peripheral cable status. •internalError(5)—Internal error. Power •on (1)—Peripheral power is on. •standby (2)—Peripheral power is in standby mode. •off (3)—Peripheral power is off. •unknown (4)—Cannot detect peripheral power status. •internalError (5)—Internal error. Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpHDMIPeripheralCableStatus.3.1 = INTEGER: plugged(1) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpHDMIPeripheralPowerStatus.4.1 = INTEGER: standby(2) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpHDMIPeripheralPowerStatus.7.1 = INTEGER: off(3)
ctpDVIPeripheralStatus— Information about a single peripheral attached through a DVI port.	Cable •plugged (1)—Peripheral cable is plugged. •loose (2)—Peripheral cable is loose. •unplugged (3)—Peripheral cable is unplugged. •unknown (4)—Cannot detect peripheral cable status. •internalError(5)—Internal error. Power •on (1)—Peripheral power is on. •standby (2)—Peripheral power is in standby mode. •off (3)—Peripheral power is off. •unknown (4)—Cannot detect peripheral power status. •internalError (5)—Internal error. Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpDVIPeripheralCableStatus.9.1 = INTEGER: plugged(1)
ctpRS232PeripheralStatus— Information about a single peripheral attached through an RS232 port. •ctpRS232PeripheralStatusTable •ctpRS232PeripheralStatusEntry •CtpRS232PeripheralStatusEntry •ctpRS232PeripheralIndex •ctpRS232PortIndex •ctpRS232PeripheralConnStatus	•connected (1)—Peripheral connection via RS232 is working properly. •unknown (2)—Peripheral connection via RS232 is not working properly. It may due to device problem or connection problem. Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpRS232PortIndex.8.1 = INTEGER: 1 CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpRS232PeripheralConnStatus.8.1 = INTEGER: connected(1)
ctpPeripheralAttribute— Peripheral attribute of the lamp and switch. •ctpPeripheralAttributeTable •ctpPeripheralAttributeEntry •ctpPeripheralAttributeIndex •ctpPeripheralAttributeDescr •ctpPeripheralAttributeValue	Description •lampOperTime(1)—The lamp operating time of a peripheral, in hours. •lampState(2)—The lamp state. •powerSwitchState(3)—Power on/off state of a peripheral. Value •lampOperTime—(0..4294967295) •lampState—on(1), off(2), failure(3), unknown(4) •powerSwitchState—on(1), off(2), unknown(3) Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralAttributeDescr.8.1 = INTEGER: lampOperTime(1) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralAttributeDescr.8.2 = INTEGER: lampState(2) CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralAttributeDescr.11.1 = INTEGER: powerSwitchState(3)

Event History Messages

Table A-4 lists event history notification messages.

Table A-4 Event History

Notification	Return Value
ctpPeripheralErrorHistTableSize—Fixed at 0	Example CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralErrorHistTableSize.0 = Gauge32: 0 CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpPeripheralErrorHistLastIndex.0 = Gauge32: 15 CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpSysUserAuthFailHistTableSize.0 = Gauge32: 0 CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB::ctpSysUserAuthFailHistLastIndex.0 = Gauge32: 2
ctpPeripheralErrorHistLastIndex—Value of the last ctpPeripheralErrorHistoryIndex
ctpSysUserAuthFailHistTableSize—Fixed at 0
ctpSysUserAuthFailHistLastIndex—Value of the last ctpSysUserAuthFailHistoryIndex

Trap Notification Messages

Table A-5 lists trap notification messages.

Table A-5 Trap Notification

Trap	Type
ctpSysUserAuthFailAccessProtocol—User authentication failure access protocol.	•ctpSysUserAuthFailSourceAddrType—Type of address contained in the corresponding instance. •ctpSysUserAuthFailSourceAddr—Source address when the user authentication failure occurred. •ctpSysUserAuthFailSourcePort—Source TCP/UDP port number. •ctpSysUserAuthFailUserName—User name that was used to gain system access. •ctpSysUserAuthFailAccessProtocol—Access protocol: http(1), snmp(2), ssh(3).
ctpPeripheralStatus—General info about single peripheral	•ctpPeripheralErrorIndex—Value of ctpPeripheralIndex. •ctpPeripheralErrorStatus—Peripheral status when error occurred. Return Values •noError—cableError, powerError, mgmtSysConfigError, systemError, deviceError, linkError •other—cableError, powerError, mgmtSysConfigError, systemError, deviceError, linkError

Cisco TelePresence Call (CTPC) MIBs

CTPC call MIBs allow you to make a call through the SNMP MIB. Cisco TelePresence Call MIBs include the following:

•Call Attributes MIBs

•Call Configuration Group MIBs

•Call Information Group MIBs

•Call Receive and Transmit MIBs

•Cisco Unified Communications Manager Call MIBs

•Remote Device Type MIBs

•Codec Type MIBs

•Call Statistics Group MIBs

•Call Event History Group MIBs

•Call Notification Group MIBs

Call Attributes MIBs

Table A-7 lists Cisco TelePresence Call Attributes MIBs.

Table A-6 Call Attributes MIBs

MIB	Type
Attributes
ctpcAttributes (BITS)	•interop (0) •highDefinitionInterop (1) •webEx (2) •schedule (3) •satellite (4) •t1 (5) •liveDesk (6)

Call Configuration Group MIBs

Table A-7 lists Cisco TelePresence Call Configuration Group MIBs.

Table A-7 Call Configuration Group MIBs

MIB	Type
Trap Notification Enable
ciscoTpCallConfigurationGroup	•ctpcStatNotifyEnable •ctpcMgmtSysConnNotifyEnable
Monitoring Threshold Configuration
ciscoTpCallConfigurationGroup	•ctpcStatRisingThreshold •ctpcStatFallingThreshold •ctpcStatStartupAlarm •ctpcStatMonitoredStatus
Monitoring Types
ciscoTpCallConfigurationGroup	•latency.all (200ms) •jitter.video (20ms) •jitter.audio (20ms) •jitter.all (apply the thresholds for both video and audio streams) •packetLoss.video (0.1%) •packetLoss.audio (0.1%) •packetLoss.all (apply the thresholds for both video and audio streams) •authFailurePacket.all (1)

CTPC Configuration Examples

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Note Configure a longer period of time for snmpwalk to obtain the peripheral status in real time so that it will not timeout. For example:

snmpwalk -t 10 <cts_ip> ctpPeripheralStatus

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Trap Notification Enabling

#>snmpset cts1 ctpcStatNotifyEnable.0 i 1 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatNotifyEnable.0 = INTEGER: true(1) 

Using default values

#>snmpset cts1 ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all i 5 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all = INTEGER: 
createAndWait(5) 

#>snmpwalk cts1 CtpcStatMonitoredEntry 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredUnit.latency.all = INTEGER: milliseconds(1) 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatRisingThreshold.latency.all = Gauge32: 200 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatFallingThreshold.latency.all = Gauge32: 180 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatStartupAlarm.latency.all = INTEGER: 
risingOrFallingAlarm(3) 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all = INTEGER: 
notInService(2) 

#>snmpset cts1 ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all i 1 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all = INTEGER: active(1) 

Disable Monitoring

#>snmpset cts1 ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all i 2 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all = INTEGER: 
notInService(2) 

#>snmpset cts1 ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all i 6 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.latency.all = INTEGER: destroy(6) 

Call Information Group MIBs

Table A-8 lists Cisco TelePresence Call Information Group MIBs.

Table A-8 Call Information Group MIBs

MIB	Type
ciscoTpCallInformation	•ctpcLocalDirNumTable—CTS can associate to more than 1 directory number •ctpcMode (CUCM mode) •ctpcActiveMgmtSysIndex •ctpcMgmtSysTable –ctpcMgmtSysAddrType –ctpcMgmtSysAddr

Call Receive and Transmit MIBs

Table A-7 lists Call Receive and Transmit MIBs.

Table A-9 Call Receive and Transmit MIBs

MIB	Type
Attributes
ctpcTxFrameRate ctpcRxFrameRate	New auxiliary stream to support 1fps, 5fps and 30fps that supports the following new call states: •busy (17) •pause (18) •playback (19) •recording (20)

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Call MIBs

•Call Management Connection Status MIBs

•Call Management System Response Code MIBs

Call Management Connection Status MIBs

Table A-7 lists Call Management Connection Status MIBs.

Table A-10 Call Management Connection Status MIBs

MIB	Type
Attributes
ctpcMgmtSysConnStatus	Displays the Cisco Unified CM registration status: •unknown (1) •other (2) •internalError (3) •notRegister (4) •registered (5) •registraionFailure (6)

Call Management System Response Code MIBs

Table A-7 lists Call Management System Response Code MIBs.

Table A-11 Call Management System Response Code MIBs

MIB	Type
Attributes
ctpcMgmtSysSIPRespCode	Cisco Unified CM registration SIP response code. Notification is sent if the Cisco Unified CM registration status changes.

Remote Device Type MIBs

Table A-7 lists Remote Device Type MIBs.

Table A-12 Call Attributes MIBs

MIB	Type
Attributes
CtpcRemoteDeviceType	•unknown (1) •other (2) •audioDevice (3) •videoLegacyDevice (4) •highDefinitionLegacyDevice (5) •singleTelepresence (6) •tripleTelepresence (7) •telepresenceMultipointSwitch (8) •telepresenceRecordingServer (9) •telepresenceTranscodingDevice (10)

Codec Type MIBs

Table A-7 lists Codec Type MIBs.

Table A-13 Codec Type MIBs

MIB	Type
Attributes
CtpcCodecType	•unknown (1) •other (2) •aaclc (3) •aacld (4) •g711A (5) •g711U (6) •g722 (7) •g7221 (8) •g728 (9) •g729 (10) •h263 (11) •h264 (12)

Call Statistics Group MIBs

This section contains the following Call Status Group information:

•CTPC Statistics Group MIB

•CTPC Statistics Objects and Tables

•CTPC Statistics Stream Type Table MIB

•CTPC Statistics Stream SourceTable MIB

CTPC Statistics Group MIB

Table A-14 lists Cisco TelePresence Call Statistics Group MIBs.

Table A-14 Call Statistics Group MIBs

MIB	Type
ciscoTpCallStatisticsGroup	•ctpcStatObjects •ctpcTable •ctpcStatStreamTypeTable •ctpcStatStreamSourceTable

CTPC Statistics Objects and Tables

This section contains the following information tables:

•Call Statistics

•Call Control

•Miscellaneous Call Control

Call Statistics

Table A-15 contains CTPC statistics for a CTS.

Table A-15 CTPC Statistics

Call Statistics for a CTS	Type
—	•ctpcStatOverallCalls •ctpcStatOverallCallTime •ctpcStatTotalCalls •ctpcStatTotalCallTime

Call Control

Table A-16 contains call control information.

Table A-16 Call Information and Control

Call Specific Information and Call Control	Type
—	•ctpcRemoteDirNum •ctpcLocalSIPCallId •ctpcTxDestAddr •ctpcStartDateAndTime •ctpcDuration •ctpcType •ctpcSecurity •ctpcDirection •ctpcState •ctpcInitialBitRate •ctpcLatestBitRate •ctpcRowStatus Note Call entry cannot be destroyed once it is created. The oldest call entry will be removed once the maximum table size is reached.

Miscellaneous Call Control

Table A-17 contains extra call control information.

Table A-17 Miscellandous Call Information and Control

Call Specific Information and Call Control	Type
—	•ctpcSamplePeriod •ctpcTableSize •ctpcTableLastIndex

CTPC Statistics Stream Type Table MIB

For an Audio/Visual call, both video and audio streams will be shown; otherwise, only audio streams are shown.

Table A-18 lists Statistics Stream Type Table MIBs.

Table A-18 Statistics Stream Type Table MIBs

MIB	Type
ctpcStatStreamTypeTable	•ctpcAvgPeriodLatency •ctpcAvgCallLatency •ctpcMaxPeriodLatency •ctpcMaxCallLatency •ctpcMaxCallLatencyRecTime Note Statistical data is reset if a call is placed on hold.

CTPC Statistics Stream SourceTable MIB

The Number of stream source is based on the CTS model and call type:

•CTS 1000 has only center and aux stream sources.

•CTS 3000 and CTS 3200 have center, left, right, and auxiliary stream sources.

•Legacy CTS stream statistics are shown on all CTS models for A/V calls for the following:

–Outbound video(3) and audio(1) statistics.

–Inbound audio(1) statistics.

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Table A-18 lists Statistics Stream Source Table MIBs.

Table A-19 Statistics Stream Source Table MIB

MIB

Type

ctpcStatStreamSourceTable

•ctpcTxActive •ctpcTxTotalBytes •ctpcTxTotalPackets •ctpcTxLostPackets •ctpcTxPeriodLostPackets •ctpcTxCallLostPackets •ctpcTxIDRPackets •ctpcTxShapingWindow •ctpcRxActive •ctpcRxTotalBytes •ctpcRxTotalPackets •ctpcRxLostPackets •ctpcRxPeriodLostPackets •ctpcRxCallLostPackets •ctpcRxOutOfOrderPackets •ctpcRxDuplicatePackets •ctpcRxLatePackets •ctpcRxIDRPackets •ctpcRxShapingWindow •ctpcRxCallAuthFailure •ctpcAvgPeriodJitter •ctpcAvgCallJitter •ctpcMaxPeriodJitter •ctpcMaxCallJitter •ctpcMaxCallJitterRecTime

Call Event History Group MIBs

Table A-20 lists Cisco TelePresence Call Event History Group MIBs.

Table A-20 Call Event History Group MIBs

MIB	Type
ciscoTpCallEventHistoryGroup	•ctpcStatEventHistTableSize - always set to 0 •ctpcStatEventHistLastIndex •ctpcStatEventHistoryTable •ctpcStatEventMonObjectInst •ctpcStatEventCrossedValue •ctpcStatEventCrossedType •ctpcStatEventTimeStamp

Call Notification Group MIBs

Table A-21 lists Cisco TelePresence Call Notification Group MIBs.

Table A-21 Call Notification Group MIBs

MIB	Type
ciscoTpCallNotificationGroup	•ctpcMgmtSysConnFailNotification –ctpcMgmtSysAddrType –ctpcMgmtSysAddr •ctpcStatNotificaion –ctpcStatEventMonObjectInst –ctpcStatEventCrossedValue –ctpcStatEventCrossedType

Call Statistics Trap Notification Examples

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Note Configure a longer period of time for snmpwalk to obtain the peripheral status in real time so that it will not timeout. For example:

snmpwalk -t 10 <cts_ip> ctpPeripheralStatus

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Threshold Setting

#>snmpwalk -m ALL cochan-cts4 ctpcStatMonitoredTable 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredUnit.jitter.audio = INTEGER: milliseconds(1) 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatRisingThreshold.jitter.audio = Gauge32: 2 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatFallingThreshold.jitter.audio = Gauge32: 1 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatStartupAlarm.jitter.audio = INTEGER: 
risingOrFallingAlarm(3) 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatMonitoredStatus.jitter.audio = INTEGER: active(1) 

2008-08-19 21:31:58 <UNKNOWN> [UDP: [172.28.28.24]:32793]: 

SNMPv2-MIB::sysUpTime.0 = Timeticks: (4431) 0:00:44.31 

SNMPv2-MIB::snmpTrapOID.0 = OID: CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatNotificaion 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatEventMonObjectInst.1 = OID: 
CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcAvgCallJitter.1.audio.priCodec 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatEventCrossedValue.1 = Opaque: UInt64: 3 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatEventCrossedType.1 = INTEGER: risingThreshold(1) 

2008-08-19 21:32:38 <UNKNOWN> [UDP: [172.28.28.24]:32793]: 

SNMPv2-MIB::sysUpTime.0 = Timeticks: (8433) 0:01:24.33 

SNMPv2-MIB::snmpTrapOID.0 = OID: CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatNotificaion 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatEventMonObjectInst.4 = OID: 
CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcAvgCallJitter.1.audio.priCodec 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatEventCrossedValue.4 = Opaque: UInt64: 0 

CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-CALL-MIB::ctpcStatEventCrossedType.4 = INTEGER: fallingThreshold(2)

Supported Call States MIBs

Table A-22 contains supported call states MIBs.

Table A-22 Supported Call States MIBs

MIB	Type
ctpcStateCode	•unknown(1) •other(2) •noMgmtSysConn(3) •noDialTone(4) •invalidNumber(5) •ringing(6) •noAnswer(7) •inProgress(8) •remoteHold(9) •shareLineActive(10) •inLocalConference(11) •terminatedbyError(12) •localHold(13) •terminatedNormally(14) •answer(15) •resume(16)

SNMP Objects Value Persistence

SNMP objects are reset to pre-saved values when SNMPD is restarted. Supported objects are listed in Table A-23. Command-line interface (CLI) is used to preserve the pre-set values for the objects listed in, as described in the "SNMP Objects Value Persistence CLI" section.

Table A-23 SNMP Objects Value Persistence

Supported Devices and Applications	Object Type
CTS
—	•CTMS/CTS-MAN objects •ciscoEnvMonEnableStatChangeNotif •ctpPeripheralErrorNotifyEnable •ctpSysUserAuthFailNotifyEnable •ctpPeripheralErrorHistTableSize •ctpSysUserAuthFailHistTableSize •ctpcStatNotifyEnable •ctpcMgmtSysConnNotifyEnable •ctpcStatMonitoredTable (all active rows) •ctpcStatEventHistTableSize
CTMS and CTS-Man
—	•clogNotificationsEnabled •clogMaxSeverity •clogHistTableMaxLength

SNMP Objects Value Persistence CLI

The following commands are supported in admin mode:

Command	Description
help utils snmp save	Saves a set of current SNMP object values. The saved values replace the object default values when SNMPD is restarted.
snmp save help
help utils snmp reset	Resets SNMP default values. Current SNMP objects value will not be affected. The default values are used the next time SNMPD is restarted.
snmp reset help

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Tip Remember to save your settings for reboot so that you do not have to load the entire code again.

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SNMP Special Characters

Table A-24 lists special SNMP characters that are supported on the Cisco Unified CM Administration interface.

Table A-24 Supported SNMP Graphic User Interface Characters

Character	Description
1	Number one
2	Number two
@	"At" symbol
#	Number sign or hash mark
$	Currency symbol. Note No longer supported in Cisco Unified CM password strings. Cisco recommends that you do not use this symbol in any of your Cisco TelePresence passwords.
%	Percent symbol
^	Carat symbol
*	Asterisk
( )	Left and right parenthesis
_	M-dash
-	hyphen
+	Plus sign
/	Forward slash
?	Question mark
{ }	Wavy brackets
[ ]	Straight brackets
,	Comma
.	Period
h	Letter h of the alphabet, lower case
F	Letter F of the alphabet, upper case
E	Letter E of the alphabet, upper case