hpRptrPtMediaAvailTrapEnable - hp Rptr Port Media Avail Trap Enable - hpprocurve-hprptr

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hpRptrPtMediaAvailTrapEnable

hp Rptr Port Media Avail Trap Enable
1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.2.1.3.1.1.6

Indicates whether hpicfMediaAvailDetectTrap and hpicfMediaAvailLostTrap events should be generated for MAUs attached to this port. This object has the value of 'false' by default. Setting the value of this object to 'true' will cause a hpicfMediaAvailDetectTrap event to be generated whenever an instance of rpMauMediaAvailable object associated with a MAU attached to this port enters the 'available' state, and a hpicfMediaAvailLostTrap to be generated whenever an instance of the rpMauMediaAvailable object associated with a MAU attached to this port exits the 'available' state. Note that the disposition of these events is controlled by the RMON eventTable. We recommend that this object is only be set to 'true' on important ports, such as cascade ports and ports attached to routers bridges, switches, or servers. Setting this object to 'true' on other ports may cause irrelevant traps. For example, it is unlikely that an administrator would want to receive a trap every time a user turns their PC off.

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