The following Managed Element object describes the root object of a network element, from which all it physical (chassis, slots, modules, port connectors) and logical (routing and switching entities, communication and physical termination point) components' objects are being accessed.
Table 18-1 Managed Element (IManagedElement)
Attribute Name
Attribute Description
IP Address
Management IP address
Communication State
Communication state with the managed device and the gateway (Unknown, Device Unreachable, Agent Unreachable, Device Reachable, Agent Unloaded)
Investigation State
Investigation state of the Virtual Network Element (VNE) (Unknown, Initializing, Normal, Incomplete, Unsupported, Device Agent Shutting Down, Device Agent Maintenance, Device Agent Preparing for Maintenance)
Element Category
Element category (Unknown, DSLAM, Switch, BRAS, Router, Ethernet Switch, Cloud, Metro Central, Server, EMS, Generic Device Agent, ICMP, PC, Printer, Netra, WiFi Element, Service Control Switch)
Element Type and its Key
Element type and its key mapped by the registry based on the SNMP system OID
Logical and Physical Roots
Logical and physical roots of the VNE model
Device Name
Device name as configured by the user in the registry
System Name, Description, Location, Contact and Up Time
System name, description, location, contact and up time taken from MIB II (RFC 1213)
The following Logical Root and Physical Root objects, aggregates or contains all the logical and physical components of a Managed Element, and are accessed by the later logical and physical root attributes.
Array of equipment holders such as Chassis and Shelf
Managed IP
The following Managed IP object, aggregates or contains all logical components of a Managed Element, which are being managed by one of the multiple managed IP addresses of this element. It is accessed by a Logical Root.
Table 18-4 Managed IP (IManagedIP)
Attribute Name
Attribute Description
System Name, Description, Location, Contact and Up Time
System name, description, location, contact and up time taken from MIB II (RFC 1213)
The following Context object, aggregates or contains all the logical components of a Managed Element with a single context, such as a virtual router, and is accessed by a Logical Root.
The following System Service objects, describe a single system service along with its status and up time, and is accessed by a Logical Root.
Table 18-6 System Service (ISystemService)
Attribute Name
Attribute Description
Type
Service type (Unknown, Radius, Network Time Protocol, Spanning Tree Protocol)
Status
Service status (Null, Running, Down, Reset, Initializing, Other)
Up Time
Service up time
Service Alarms
The following alarms are supported for this technology:
•Component Unreachable/Component Reachable
•CPU Over Utilized/CPU Normal Use
•Device Unsupported
•Memory Over Utilized/Memory Normal Use
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.