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The average utilization of CPU on the active
supervisor.

The average utilization of memory on the active
supervisor.

The local date and time when the
configuration was last changed. This object will
be set to zero on power cycle or on reboot of
the system. Also, if the clock is changed on
local system it is set to zero. 

The state of the auto synchronization of images
between the active and standby supervisor.
Setting the value to sync when the existing value
is sync, has no effect on the operation. 

The status of the current auto synchronization
process, or if no such process is in progress,
then the state of the most recent one.  The
value 'notStarted' indicates no auto synchronization
process has occurred recently.

This object is used to initiate a write erase on the
device's saved configuration file(s) from which the
device loads its configuration when it restarts.
If the value of this object is set to 'eraseAll', then
all the saved configurations are removed.
No action is taken when the this object is set to
'noOp'.
When read, the value of this object is always 'noOp'.

An entry (conceptual row) in the  cseSnmpErrorTable, containing
information about an error which has recently caused a SNMP
SetRequest to fail.  An entry is created by the agent
on the occurrence of an error, and is deleted approximately 5
minutes later. The reasons for this are :
- to prevent old entries clogging the table.
- optimal utilization of the resources like memory.

The reason for most recent restart of a service on the
'active' supervisor.

Tells if the most recent restart of a service on the
'active' supervisor was 'stateless' or not.
A 'stateless' restart of a service is where no runtime
information is preserved while restarting the service.

Name of the service (or process) that was restarted on
the 'active' supervisor.

The type of address from which the error-ed SetRequest
originated.

The address from which the error-ed SetRequest originated.

The request-id of the error-ed SetRequest.

The code for the Mib object specific error which
caused a SetRequest to fail.
This error code is platform-specific and for debugging
purposes only. For information on this code, the
corresponding instance of cseSnmpErrorDescription must be
used.
This code is not the same as the value contained
in the error-status field of SNMP Response PDU.

The error description for the error happened for the
SetRequest.

A table containing information about the errors which have
recently caused the generation of a SNMP Response PDU with a
non-zero value in its error-status field for SNMP Set Response
PDU.
This table serves as an extension to the SNMP's error status
when a SNMP Set request fails. SNMP returns only a pre-defined
set of standard error codes which does not convey the specific
cause for an error. Typically, there is an incumbent and
sizable burden on the configuration application to determine
if the configuration request failure is the result of a
resource issue, a security issue, or an application error
(like an object depending on some other objects). So from a
user perspective, it is important that a specific error be
made known.
Ideally, when a 'badValue' error occurs for a given set
request, an application can query the command responder for
more details on the error.
This table provides a framework for the command responders to
provide more information on the SET errors.
It is upto the implementation to create entries in this table
for either only certain SNMP errors or all of the SNMP errors.
Note that only most recent incarnation of an entry is kept in
this table.

A service restart notification is generated
whenever a service (or a process) on the  'active'
supervisor is restarted.

MIB module for monitoring High Availability,
SNMP SET errors and bandwidths.

A collection of objects for system information.

A collection of objects for logging SNMP set error.

A collection of objects for High Availability.

A collection of notifications for the
High Availability.

A collection of objects for system information.

A collection of objects for system information
which are optional.