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Physical Equipment

Inventory and Information Model Objects (IMOs)

Chassis

Shelf

Module

Power Supply

Port Connector

Service Alarms

Physical Equipment

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This chapter describes the level of support that Cisco ANA provides for physical equipment, as follows:

•Inventory and Information Model Objects (IMOs)

•Service Alarms

Inventory and Information Model Objects (IMOs)

This section includes the following tables:

•Chassis (IChassis)

•Shelf (IShelf)

•Module/Board (IModule)

•Power Supply (IPowerSuply)

•Port Connector (IPortConnector)

Chassis

The following Chassis object describes a chassis equipment holder, which is bound by its Contained Equipment Holders attribute to other equipment holders such as shelves and slots.

Table 17-1 Chassis (IChassis)

Attribute Name	Attribute Description
Description	Chassis description
Equipment Holder Type	Equipment holder type (Chassis)
Contained Equipment Holders	Contained equipment holders
Contained Equipments	Contained equipment

Shelf

The following Shelf object describes a shelf equipment holder, which is bound by its Contained Equipment Holders and Contained Equipments attributes to other equipment holders and equipments objects it contains respectively.

Table 17-2 Shelf (IShelf)

Attribute Name	Attribute Description
Description	Chassis description
Status	Shelf status
Equipment Holder Type	Equipment holder type (Shelf)
Contained Equipment Holders	Contained equipment holders
Contained Equipments	Contained equipment

Module

The following Module object describes a module/board equipment, which is bound by its Contained Equipment Holders and supported Physical Termination Points attributes to other equipment holders (sub slots) and supported physical Termination Points (Port Connectors) objects it contains respectively.

Table 17-3 Module/Board (IModule)

Attribute Name	Attribute Description
Module Name	Module name
Module Description	Module description
Software Version	Software version
Operational Status	Operational status (Unknown, OK, Warning, Minor, Major, Critical, UnManaged, Enabled, Disabled, Information, Cleaning, Standby)
Hardware Type and Version	Hardware type and version
Management IP Address	Management IP address
Redundant Equipment	Redundant equipment number
Configured Redundancy	Configured redundancy (Null, Working, Protecting, None)
Redundancy Status	Redundancy status (Null, Active, Standby, None)
Operational Status Last Change	Date of last operational status change
Contained Equipment Holders	Contained equipment holders
Supported Physical Termination Points	Supported physical termination points

Power Supply

The following Power Supply object describes a power supply equipment, which is bound by its Contained Equipment Holders attributes to other equipment holders objects that it contains.

Table 17-4 Power Supply (IPowerSuply)

Attribute Name	Attribute Description
Operational Status	Operational status (Unknown, OK, Warning, Minor, Major, Critical, UnManaged, Enabled, Disabled, Information, Cleaning, Standby)
Hardware Type and Version	Hardware type and version
Management IP Address	Management IP address
Redundant Equipment	Redundant equipment number
Configured Redundancy	Configured redundancy (Null, Working, Protecting, None)
Redundancy Status	Redundancy status (Null, Active, Standby, None)
Operational Status Last Change	Date of last operational status change
Contained Equipment Holders	Contained equipment holders

Port Connector

The following Port Connector object describes a port connector physical termination point, which is being accessed by the Module containing it.

Table 17-5 Port Connector (IPortConnector)

Attribute Name	Attribute Description
Location	Port connector location
Alias	Port alias
Type	Port connector type (Unknown, BNC, RJ11, RJ45, Fiber Optic, RJ48, Fiber Optic FC, Fiber Optic SC, Fiber Optic ST, Fiber Optic LC, Internal, Backplane, Fiber Optics MT RJ, DB 15 Pin, SMB, DB 60 Pin, DB 50 Pin, 34-pin Winchester, Generic, DB 9 Pin)
Sub Ports	Sub connection termination points (currently being used only for Lucent SONET/ SDH equipment)
Supporting Equipment	Supporting equipment in which this port connector resides in
Contained Connection Termination Points	Bound Connection Termination Points

Service Alarms

The following alarms are supported for this technology:

•Card Out/Card In

•Card Down/Card Up

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Note For a detailed description of these alarms and for information about correlation see the Cisco Active Network Abstraction Fault Management User Guide, 3.6.

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