The SNMP translator issues the traps listed in the table below according to the classification and importance of the alerts sent by ServerConductor. Trap issuance control based on the importance of alerts and each alert's count depends on the ServerConductor's agent service settings. For details about the alerts sent by ServerConductor, see Invent.xls, which is stored in the help folder in the console service installation destination.

Error type	Information	Caution	Warning	Failure
OS-related	osTrapInformation(402)	osTrapNon-Critical(404)	osTrapCritical(405)	osTrapNon-Recoverable(406)
Casing-related	bodyTrapInformation(502)	bodyTrapNon-Critical(504)	bodyTrapCritical(505)	bodyTrapNon-Recoverable(506)
System board-related	systemBoardTrapInformation(702)	systemBoardTrapNon-Critical(704)	systemBoardTrapCritical(705)	systemBoardTrapNon-Recoverable(706)
Extension slot-related	extendedSlotTrapInformation(802)	extendedSlotTrapNon-Critical(804)	extendedSlotTrapCritical(805)	extendedSlotTrapNon-Recoverable(806)
BIOS post-relate	biosPostTrapInformation(1102)	biosPostTrapNon-Critical(1104)	biosPostTrapCritical(1105)	biosPostTrapNon-Recoverable(1106)
Network-related	networkTrapInformation(1302)	networkTrapNon-Critical(1304)	networkTrapCritical(1305)	networkTrapNon-Recoverable(1306)

The following information is stored in each variable binding:

• Variable binding 1: Event ID (alert ID in decimal)
• Variable binding 2: Event type
• Variable binding 3: Importance of the event
• Variable binding 4: System generating the event
• Variable binding 5: Subsystem generating the event
• Variable binding 7: Location where event occurred
• Variable binding 8: Event generation time
• Variable binding 9: Message related to the event (event contents)

Information cannot be omitted for some variables. When there is no information for variable binding 2, 4, or 5, 0 is stored; when there is no information for variable binding 7, a null character is stored.