Several MIB objects are used when establishing monitor table entries
and when configuring whether and how often traps are sent. To establish
monitor table entries, set the following MIB object variables. Most
of these objects have default values, so you might be able to achieve
the wanted monitoring using only a subset of the objects.
- slapm2PRMonTcpRttDelayHigh, slapm2PRMonTcpRttDelayLow
- Establishes the threshold values for the average TCP round-trip
time. The minimum and maximum rates are in units of milliseconds.
- slapm2PRMonTcpReXmitHigh, slapm2PRMonReXmitLow
- Establishes the threshold values for the TCP packets retransmit
ratio. The minimum and maximum rates are in tenths of a percent units.
- slapm2PRMonTcpAcceptQDelayHigh, slapm2PRMonTcpAcceptQDelayLow
- Establishes the threshold values for the average accept queue
delay. The minimum and maximum rates are in units of milliseconds.
- slapm2PRMonRowStatus
- This object allows entries to be created and deleted in the slapm2PRMonTable.
In addition, the following MIB objects are used to control the
generation of traps:
- slapm2PRMonTrapEnable
- Indicates whether slapm2PolicyRuleMonNotOkay and slapm2PolicyRuleMonOkay
notifications should be generated for this conceptual row.
- slapm2PRMonTrapFilter
- The purpose of this object is to suppress excessive slapm2PolicyRuleMonNotOkay
notifications. A monitored quantity must exceed its high threshold
for the number of consecutive intervals indicated by this object for
a notification to be generated. The length of the intervals is specified
by the slapm2PolicyMonInterval object.