Table Of Contents
Managing Cisco Unified Videoconferencing 5000 MCU Events
Available SNMP Events
Viewing the Events Log
Viewing the Alarms Log
Viewing Security Events
Setting Event Security Levels
Sending a Trap on a Specified Event
Viewing Event Descriptions
Viewing Alarm History
Using the Event Display Filter
Managing Cisco Unified Videoconferencing 5000 MCU Events
•
Available SNMP Events
•Viewing the Events Log
•Viewing the Alarms Log
•Viewing Security Events
•Setting Event Security Levels
•Sending a Trap on a Specified Event
•Viewing Event Descriptions
•Viewing Alarm History
•Using the Event Display Filter
Available SNMP Events
Table 7-1 lists trap event indications by category.
Table 7-2 lists trap event indications by ID number.
Table 7-1 MCU Trap Events by Category
Category
|
ID
|
Type
|
Trap is sent when...
|
Info
|
1
|
Power up
|
The MCU has begun operation.
|
Info
|
2
|
Power down
|
The MCU is shutting down.
|
Info
|
3
|
Link down
|
Standard SNMP MIB trap indicating that the network connection is down with details about the cause and time of connection loss.
|
Info
|
4
|
Link up
|
Standard SNMP MIB trap indicating that the network connection has been reestablished.
|
Info
|
7
|
Warm start
|
The MCU has been reset via the Administrator interface.
|
Info
|
8
|
Cold start
|
The MCU has been reset using the button on the front panel.
|
Info
|
10
|
Cpu usage
|
CPU usage reaches the 90 percent threshold set in the MCU.
|
Info
|
13
|
Abnormal disconnection
|
A call disconnects for a reason other than normal, busy, or no answer.
|
Info
|
16
|
General alarm
|
A system failure is detected.
|
Info
|
17
|
Corrupt web data
|
Corrupt web files are present in the MCU.
|
Info
|
18
|
Incompatible sw burn attempt
|
An attempt to burn a version of the MCU software onto incompatible hardware occurs.
|
Info
|
19
|
MP registration blocked
|
The media processor registration to the MCU failed.
|
Info
|
27
|
TFTP connection failed
|
The MCU fails to connect to a Cisco TFTP server.
|
Info
|
33
|
Low memory
|
Memory usage reaches the 90 percent threshold set in the MCU.
|
Alarm
|
5
|
Gatekeeper registration state change
|
A change occurs in the registration status of the MCU with the gatekeeper.
|
Alarm
|
6
|
Ethernet state change
|
The network returns after going down. Indicates the time at which the network was restored.
|
Alarm
|
9
|
MP connection
|
Communication with a registered media processor has broken.
|
Alarm
|
11
|
Network problem
|
A problem occurs on the network.
|
Alarm
|
12
|
Hot swap
|
A blade has been removed from the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing 5230 chassis under power or inserted into the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing 5230 chassis under power.
|
Alarm
|
15
|
Over heating
|
The configured temperature thresholds for the device are exceeded. Overheating can cause serious damage to the functioning of the device.
|
Alarm
|
31
|
Fan problem
|
A problem occurs with one of the chassis fans.
|
Alarm
|
32
|
Power supply problem
|
A problem occurs with one of the power supply units.
|
Security
|
14
|
Service table changed
|
The service table has been modified.
|
Security
|
20
|
User logged in
|
A user successfully logs in to the system via the web interface.
|
Security
|
21
|
User logged out
|
A user logs out of the system via the web interface.
|
Security
|
22
|
Authentication failed
|
A user tries to log in to the web interface and authentication fails.
|
Security
|
23
|
Configuration changed
|
A configuration change is uploaded from the web interface.
|
Security
|
24
|
Configuration export
|
Configuration is exported via the web interface.
|
Security
|
25
|
Configuration import
|
Configuration is imported via the web interface.
|
Security
|
26
|
User account locked
|
A user account is disabled.
|
Security
|
28
|
Audio prompts uploaded
|
A user uploads a new set of audio messages via configuration > Customization > Audio messages > Update messages pack file, or a user modifies an existing message file.
|
Security
|
29
|
Version update
|
A user selects the Update software option via the  icon.
|
Security
|
30
|
Default configuration restored
|
A user selects the Restore factory defaults option via the icon.
|
Table 7-2 MCU Trap Events by ID
Category
|
ID
|
Type
|
Trap is sent when...
|
Info
|
1
|
Power up
|
The MCU has begun operation.
|
Info
|
2
|
Power down
|
The MCU is shutting down.
|
Info
|
3
|
Link down
|
Standard SNMP MIB trap indicating that the network connection is down with details about the cause and time of connection loss.
|
Info
|
4
|
Link up
|
Standard SNMP MIB trap indicating that the network connection has been reestablished.
|
Alarm
|
5
|
Gatekeeper registration state change
|
A change occurs in the registration status of the MCU with the gatekeeper.
|
Alarm
|
6
|
Ethernet state change
|
The network returns after going down. Indicates the time at which the network was restored.
|
Info
|
7
|
Warm start
|
The MCU has been reset via the Administrator interface.
|
Info
|
8
|
Cold start
|
The MCU has been reset using the button on the front panel.
|
Alarm
|
9
|
MP connection
|
Communication with a registered media processor has broken.
|
Info
|
10
|
Cpu usage
|
CPU usage reaches the 90 percent threshold set in the MCU.
|
Alarm
|
11
|
Network problem
|
A problem occurs on the network.
|
Alarm
|
12
|
Hot swap
|
A blade has been removed from the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing 5230 chassis under power or inserted into the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing 5230 chassis under power.
|
Info
|
13
|
Abnormal disconnection
|
A call disconnects for a reason other than normal, busy, or no answer.
|
Security
|
14
|
Service table changed
|
The service table has been modified.
|
Alarm
|
15
|
Over heating
|
The configured temperature thresholds for the device are exceeded. Overheating can cause serious damage to the functioning of the device.
|
Info
|
16
|
General alarm
|
A system failure is detected.
|
Info
|
17
|
Corrupt web data
|
Corrupt web files are present in the MCU.
|
Info
|
18
|
Incompatible sw burn attempt
|
An attempt to burn a version of the MCU software onto incompatible hardware occurs.
|
Info
|
19
|
MP registration blocked
|
The media processor registration to the MCU failed.
|
Security
|
20
|
User logged in
|
A user successfully logs in to the system via the web interface.
|
Security
|
21
|
User logged out
|
A user logs out of the system via the web interface.
|
Security
|
22
|
Authentication failed
|
A user tries to log in to the web interface and authentication fails.
|
Security
|
23
|
Configuration changed
|
A configuration change is uploaded from the web interface.
|
Security
|
24
|
Configuration export
|
Configuration is exported via the web interface.
|
Security
|
25
|
Configuration import
|
Configuration is imported via the web interface.
|
Security
|
26
|
User account locked
|
A user account is disabled.
|
Info
|
27
|
TFTP connection failed
|
The MCU fails to connect to a Cisco TFTP server.
|
Security
|
28
|
Audio prompts uploaded
|
A user uploads a new set of audio messages via configuration > Customization > Audio messages > Update messages pack file, or a user modifies an existing message file.
|
Security
|
29
|
Version update
|
A user selects the Update software option via the icon.
|
Security
|
30
|
Default configuration restored
|
A user selects the Restore factory defaults option via the icon.
|
Alarm
|
31
|
Fan problem
|
A problem occurs with one of the chassis fans.
|
Alarm
|
32
|
Power supply problem
|
A problem occurs with one of the power supply units.
|
Info
|
33
|
Low memory
|
Memory usage reaches the 90 percent threshold set in the MCU.
|
Viewing the Events Log
The MCU displays up to 100 events.
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select All.
Viewing the Alarms Log
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select Alarms.
Viewing Security Events
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select Security.
Setting Event Security Levels
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select All, Alarms or Security and select the link in the Type column for the event that you want to configure,
or
Select All and select the 
icon.
Step 3 Select the arrow in the Review column for the event that you want to modify.
Step 4 Select an option from the list in the Severity column.
•Cleared—One or more previously reported alarms have been cleared.
•Info—Notification of a non-erroneous event.
•Critical—A service-affecting event has occurred and requires immediate corrective action.
•Major—A service-affecting event has occurred and requires corrective action to prevent the condition becoming more serious.
•Minor—A non-service-affecting event has occurred and requires corrective action to prevent the condition becoming more serious.
•Warning—A potential or impending service-affecting event has been detected, but no significant events have occurred yet. Action should be taken to further diagnose and correct the problems to prevent the condition becoming more serious.
Step 5 Select Apply.
Step 6 Select Close.
Sending a Trap on a Specified Event
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select All, Alarms or Security.
Step 3 Select the link in the Type column for the event that you want to configure or select the icon.
Step 4 Select the arrow in the Review column for the event that you want to modify.
Step 5 Select the box in the Trapped column.
Step 6 Select Apply.
Step 7 Select Close.
Viewing Event Descriptions
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select All, Alarms or Security.
Step 3 Select the icon in the Info column for the event description that you want.
Viewing Alarm History
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select Alarms.
Step 3 Select the Show history box.
When Show history is selected, the Alarms tab displays all alarm events.
When Show history is deselected, the Alarms tab displays only alarm events that are still current.
Using the Event Display Filter
Procedure
Step 1 Select Events.
Step 2 Select All.
Step 3 Select Filter settings.
Step 4 Select the information that you want to display on the events log.
Step 5 Select Apply.
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