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.CLKCHANGE
The .CLKCHANGE alarm is generated when the internal clock of the
Terminal server has been changed. This alarm could be the result of
changing the clock for Daylight Saving Time using the Set Date and
Time (
SDT
) command.
Alarm/Event Action Routine Parameters Comments
.CLKCHANGE SNMPTRAP 1 Clock Reset
.DAILY
This event occurs automatically each day at midnight. This event can
also be used to schedule an action for some point later in the day.
Alarm/Event Action Routine Parameters Comments
.DAILY DOLIST
.DAILY-1 SCHEDULE 08:00 PHONHOME
.DAILY-2 CLKCHECK
In this example, the routine associated with .DAILY-1 performs a daily
"check-in" with the maintenance center at 8 AM. Units that do not
"check-in" may have a problem that affects their ability to report alarms.
Additionally, the CLKCHECK routine associated with .DAILY-2 checks
for a change from standard to daylight savings time at midnight, or vice-
versa.
- Hewlett-Packard A5799A 1
- Terminal Server Reference 1
- Legal Notices 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Audience 7
- In This Book 9
- 1. OVERVIEW OF FEATURES 11
- Hardware Configuration 12
- Editing Modes 16
- Using the Editing Keys 18
- Functionality Overview 18
- Security Management 20
- Network Capabilities 20
- Alarm Management 21
- Access History 22
- Failure History 22
- Data Buffering 23
- 2. THE USER DATABASE 25
- Overview 26
- Host 1 to Host n 27
- Command Summary 28
- Required 29
- Enter a password 32
- Verify password 32
- Access Options 32
- Regular Callback 32
- Listing Users – LU Command 33
- >XU Carol 36
- >XU or 36
- >DU CHRIS 37
- User Name 39
- Access Class 39
- 3. SYSTEM PARAMETERS 43
- Systems Functions Menu 44
- Site Name 46
- (USN = Unit Ser. Number) 46
- Unit Phone Number 46
- Upgrading the Software 47
- Specify Network Parameters 47
- Default Gateway 52
- (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) 52
- Enable RIP? 52
- Network-Loss Alarm Delay 52
- Delivering SNMP Traps 55
- SNMP Manager Parameters 56
- Restore Factory Defaults? 57
- --SNMP Manager Parameters 57
- PPP link needed for trap? 57
- Setting FTP Parameters 58
- Restore Factory Defaults 59
- PPP link needed for ftp? 59
- Restore Factory 63
- Defaults 63
- Local Host Name 63
- Remote PPP Site 1 63
- Peer Host Name 63
- Telnet service type? 65
- 4. FILE BUFFERING 67
- File Management Menu 68
- REN H4961212.2A DAYONE 70
- RAMdisk Organization 71
- CURRENT.x 73
- Keep SENT Files for how many 74
- Keep LOG Files for how many 74
- RAMdisk Events 75
- Enable Automatic Buffering 77
- Compress closed buffer files? 77
- 5. MODEM PORT SETUP 85
- Modem Number 87
- Modem Control Strings 87
- User Session 88
- Char. Length/Parity 89
- Terminal Emulation 89
- Sysop Idle Timer 89
- Verifying the Settings 92
- 6. TROUBLESHOOTING 93
- Not in use with this version 94
- Determining Network Status 96
- Querying Remote Nodes 97
- Rebooting the Terminal Server 97
- CONFIG Command Instructions 99
- DUMPF Command Instructions 102
- Default Port Parameters 103
- Modem Port Parameters 103
- 7. ACTION AND EVENT 105
- TABLES 105
- Working with Action Tables 106
- Structure of an Action Table 106
- Action Routine 108
- Parameters 108
- Comments 108
- Sample Action Table: 109
- Planning the Action Table 110
- 3. Test the Action Routine 112
- ACTION TABLE WORKSHEET 113
- Action Table Commands 115
- Routine Parameters 116
- >CA .D 118
- Schedule Date 119
- >LE .H 122
- Select # 124
- (*) instead of a number 124
- Internal Alarms and Events 125
- Event Description 128
- Action Routines 129
- 8. ACTION AND EVENT 131
- ROUTINES 131
- Internal Events 132
- .AUTHFAIL Internal 132
- .BUFREADY 133
- .CCLERROR 133
- .CLKCHANGE 134
- .DISKCRIT 135
- .DISKFULL 135
- .DTRHIGH and 136
- .DTRHIGH.n and .DTRLOW.n 136
- .INTBATLOW 137
- .INTBATOK 138
- .LOGFULL 138
- .MAXRETRY 139
- .MDMINITERR 139
- .MONTHLY 140
- .NETDOWN and 140
- .POWERLOW 141
- .POWEROK 141
- .POWERUP 142
- .RTSLOW.n 143
- .RTSHIGH.n 143
- Examples: 144
- CLKAHEAD and 146
- CLKBACK Action 146
- Routines 146
- CLKCHECK Action 146
- DOLIST Action Routine 147
- LOG Action Routine 148
- LOGCHECK Action 149
- NOACTION Action 150
- PAGE Action Routine 150
- PHONHOME Action 152
- PHPPP Action Routine 153
- PHSYSOP Action 153
- PHONE NUMBER TO CALL 154
- SCHEDULE Action 155
- SETHP Action Routine 157
- SNMPTRAP 157
- Example: 158
- GLOSSARY OF COMMAND 159
- REFERENCES 159
- User Functions 160
- Log Functions 160
- File Functions 161
- Buffer Functions 161
- Session Control Functions 162
- Port Control Functions 162
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