UsdSnmpTrapMask
This octet string is interpreted as a bit mask, in which each bit corresponds to a category of SNMP trap. Bit definitions are as follows, where bit 31 is the most significant bit of the first octet, and bit 0 is the least significant bit of the fourth octet: Bit Category ----- ----------------------------------------------- 0 SNMP standard coldStart/warmStart/authenticationFailure traps 1 Standard linkUp/linkDown traps 2 Platform inventory traps 3 Environment (power, temperature, fan and memory) traps 4 Accounting (bulk statistics) traps 5 File transfer status trap 6 BGP traps 7 Log configuration traps 8 CLI security alert trap 9 Ping traps 10 OSPF traps 11 TraceRoute traps 12 Standard DVMRP traps 13 Proprietary DVMRP trap 14 Local address pool traps 15 ATM ping traps 16 VRRP traps 17-31 Undefined.