Leon,
I developed the MIB along with Konrad a couple years ago and need a
little help remembering before I can try to help. What IPMI interface
are you referring to?
Cheers
David Judkovics
On Tue, 2007-10-30 at 19:57 +0530, Leon Jacob wrote:
> I'm trying to implement the sensor table, from the IPMI document,
> What mib2c option should i be using?
>
> mib2c.array-user.conf, [ i'm confused as hpi-subagent uses this but
> this data should be fetched using the ipmi inteface from a
> elsewhere.]
> mib2c.iterate.conf [ I thought this should be used. ]
> or mib2c.mfd.conf [ looks like safe bet.]
>
> - leo
>
> sensorTable OBJECT-TYPE
> SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF SensorEntry
> MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
> STATUS current
> DESCRIPTION
> "A table defining the staic sensor data found in the
> Sensor Resource Data Repository."
> ::= { SensorManagement 1 }
>
> sensorEntry OBJECT-TYPE
> SYNTAX SensorEntry
> MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
> STATUS current
> DESCRIPTION
> ""
> INDEX { sensorIndex }
> ::= { sensorTable 1 }
>
> -- should this have fruid to identify which FRU this sensor belongs
> to??
> SensorEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
> -- Sensor Header Begin
> sensorIndex INTEGER, -- 01
> (2 bytes)
> sensorSdrVersion Integer32, -- 02
> (1Byte )
> sensorRecordType Integer32, -- 03 (1
> Byte)
> --sensorRecordLen Integet32, -- (1
> Byte)
> -- Sensor Header End
>
> -- Record "KEY" Bytes Begin
> sensorOwnerId Integer32, -- 04 (1
> Byte)
> sensorOwnerLun Integer32, -- 05
> (1Byte)
> sensorNumber Integer32, -- 06 (1
> Byte)
> -- Record "KEY" Bytes End
>
> -- Record Body Begin
> sensorEntityId Integer32, -- 07 (1
> Byte)
> sensorEntityInstance Integer32, -- 08 (1
> Byte)
> sensorInitialization Integer32, -- 09 (1
> Byte)
> sensorCapabilities Integer32, -- 10 (1
> Byte)
> sensorType INTEGER, -- 11(1
> Byte)
> sensorEvent INTEGER, -- 12
> (1 Byte) Event/Reading Type Code.
> sensorAssertionEventMask Integer32, -- 13 (2
> Bytes)
> sensorDeassertionEventMask Integer32, -- 14 (2
> Bytes)
> sensorDiscreteReadMask Integer32,
> -- 15 (2 Bytes)
> sensorUnits Integer32, -- 16 (1
> Byte)
> sensorBaseUnit Integer32, -- 17 (1
> Byte)
> sensorModifierUnit Integer32, -- 18 (1
> Byte)
> sensorLinearization Integer32, -- 19(1
> Byte)
> sensorM Integer32, -- 20(1
> Byte)
> sensorMTolerance Integer32, -- 21(1
> Byte)
> sensorB Integer32, -- 22(1
> Byte)
> sensorBAccuracy Integer32, -- 23(1
> Byte)
> sensorAccuracyExp Integer32, -- 24(1
> Byte)
> sensorRExp Integer32, -- 25(1
> Byte)
> sensorBExp Integer32, -- 26(1
> Byte)
> sensorCharacteristicFlags Integer32, -- 27(1
> Byte)
> sensorNominalReading Integer32, -- 28(1
> Byte)
> sensorNormalMaximum Integer32, -- 29(1
> Byte)
> sensorNormalMinimum Integer32, -- 30(1
> Byte)
> sensorMaximumReading Integer32, -- 31(1
> Byte)
> sensorMinimumReading Integer32, -- 32(1
> Byte)
> sensorUpperNonRecoverableThreshold Integer32, -- 33(1
> Byte)
> sensorUpperCriticalThreshold Integer32, -- 34(1
> Byte)
> sensorUpperNonCriticalThreshold Integer32, -- 35(1
> Byte)
> sensorLowerNonRecoverableThreshold Integer32, -- 36(1
> Byte)
> sensorLowerCriticalThreshold Integer32, -- 37(1
> Byte)
> sensorLowerNonCriticalThreshold Integer32, -- 38(1
> Byte)
> sensorPositiveGoingThresholdHysteresis Integer32, -- 39(1
> Byte)
> sensorNegativeGoingThresholdHysteresis Integer32, -- 40(1
> Byte)
> -- ignore the two reserved bytes for now
> sensorOem Integer32, -- 41(1
> Byte)
> sensorIdStringType Integer32, -- 42
> Type/Len (1Byte)
> sensorIdString DisplayString -- 43
> (max 16 Bytes)
> }
>
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