CISCO-FEATURE-CONTROL-MIB.mib object view, vendor Cisco
Introduction
Most network devices and programs ship with so-called MIB files to describe the parameters and meanings (i.e.: friendly names) which are available for monitoring via SNMP.
ActiveXperts Network Monitor 2024 can import vendor-specific MIB files, so it can be used to monitor specific OID's (Object Identifiers).
This way, you can monitor your devices, computers, etc. by selecting your relevant OID's by name.
ActiveXperts Network Monitor 2024 can import MIB file CISCO-FEATURE-CONTROL-MIB and use it to monitor vendor specific OID's.
CISCO-FEATURE-CONTROL-MIB file content
Object view of CISCO-FEATURE-CONTROL-MIB:
| Scalar Object |
| cfcFeatureCtrlEntry |
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An entry (conceptual row) in the 'cfcFeatureCtrlTable'.
Each row represents an optional feature in the system.
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| Tabular Object |
| cfcFeatureCtrlIndex |
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A unique index representing the feature in this entry.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlName |
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A human readable unique string representing the name of
this feature.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlAction |
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The action to be triggered for the feature. Setting the
value of this object to a value other than 'enable' or
'disable' does not trigger any action for the feature
and hence does not affect the value of corresponding
instance of 'cfcFeatureCtrlLastAction'. Retrieving the
value of this object via SNMP will always return 'noOp'.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlLastAction |
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The last action triggered for the feature. If no action
has been triggered for the feature since the last reboot
of the sytem, then retrieving the value of this object
via SNMP will return 'noOp'.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlLastActionResult |
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The result of execution of last action (represented by
value of 'cfcFeatureCtrlLastAction') for the feature. When
the value of this object is 'actionInProgress', the value
of the corresponding instance of 'cfcFeatureCtrlAction'
can not be modified.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlLastFailureReason |
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The failure reason description for the failed execution
of last action triggered for the feature.
If the corresponding instance of
'cfcFeatureCtrlLastActionResult' has the value
'actionFailed', then this object contains the reason
as to why it failed. Otherwise, the value of this
object is the zero-length string.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlOpStatus |
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The current operating status of the feature.
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| cfcFeatureCtrlOpStatusReason |
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The reason description for the current operating status
(represented by the value of corresponding instance of
'cfcFeatureCtrlOpStatus') of the feature.
The reason for the current operating status of the feature
could be other than explicit user triggered action on the
feature.
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| Table |
| cfcFeatureCtrlTable |
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A table consisting of entries for all the features that can
be optionally enabled/disabled in the system. This table
provides administrative control and current operating state
information of the feature.
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| Trap |
| ciscoFeatureOpStatusChange |
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Notification to indicate that the operational state of
this feature has changed. The 'cfcFeatureCtrlOpStatus'
indicates the new state of the feature.
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| Object Identifier |
| ciscoFeatureCtrlMIB |
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There are two types of features in the system:
- Regular features
- Optional features
The Regular features may or may not need to support
the user triggerd control (enabling/disabling). In
case the regular features need to support such
control, they need to be instrumented in their
respective MIBs.
The Optional features can be controlled (enabled/
disabled) by the user via CLI/SNMP. The optional
features are generally disabled by default. As part
of the enabling of such optional feature, the first
mandatory step is to explicitly enable the feature
using the CLI/SNMP. Following this mandatory step,
a feature may require additional feature specific
enabling steps similar to the regular features.
In addition to the user triggered control, other
system specific conditions like licensing may
influence the operating state of such optional
feature.
This MIB module is to facilitate the global level
control (enabling/disabling) over the optional
features in the system. The disabling of such
optional feature using this MIB module would make
the feature disabled and the entire feature specific
mib objects also unavailable.
Glossary of the terms used in this MIB:
VSAN - Virtual Storage Area Network, similar to
a VLAN.
WWN - World Wide Name. Mechanism of identifying
devices in Fibre Channel Networks. It is
8 bytes long.
AAA - Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
FLOGI - Fibre Channel fabric login
MDS - Multilayer Director Switch
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| ciscoFeatureCtrlMIBNotifs |
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| ciscoFeatureCtrlMIBObjects |
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| ciscoFeatureCtrlMIBConformance |
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| cfcFeature |
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| ciscoFeatureCtrlMIBCompliances |
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| ciscoFeatureCtrlMIBGroups |
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| Group |
| cfcFeatureGroup |
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A collection of objects for controlling the features in
the system.
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| cfcNotificationGroup |
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A collection of notifications to monitor state of the
features.
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