Xerox CentreWare For HP OpenView NNM User Guide
Xerox CentreWare forHP OpenView NNMUser GuideVersion 1.1
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ContentsContentsIntroduction . 4How to use this Document . 5For initial installation . 5For day-to-day tasks . 5Key Benefits and Features . 6System Requirements . 6Hardware Requirements . 6Software Requirements . 7Before You Start CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM. 7CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM Software Installation . 8Web Installation . 8Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM . 9The HP OpenView NNM Interface . 9Device Discovery . 10Xerox Device Icons . 11Color-Coded Device Status . 12Menu Items for Xerox Devices .Web Browser Menu Item .Xerox Trap Registration Menu Item .SNMP MIB Browser Menu Item .12121316MIBs Loaded During Installation . 17Troubleshooting . 23Appendix A – Xerox Installer / Un-Installer . 24Installer . 24Uninstaller . 25Appendix B - Type Definition Text . 26XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 3
IntroductionIntroductionThis User Guide describes the installation and features of XeroxCentreWare for Hewlett Packard OpenView NNM, Version 1.x. As anenterprise network management application, HP NNM providesthe ability to view and centrally manage network resources. Withthe addition of the CentreWare Snap-In for OpenView NNM, thisapplication can additionally provide the status of several types ofXerox devices on the network.When successfully installed, you will be able to view all of thediscovered Xerox network devices under one map in OpenView NNM.In addition, CentreWare for HP NNM enables HP NNM to: Discover Xerox networked devices with HP NNM Provide special status and notifications to HP NNM usersabout Xerox devices. Device status will be enhanced by a richMIB data set available via web server in certain Xeroxnetworked devices. Display standard HP NNM Color Coding for the Xerox PrinterAgent icon Automatically notify the user about Xerox device events andproblems through the use of SNMP event traps Launch CentreWare Internet Services using a standard webbrowser.Note: This assumes all Xerox networked devices will include anEmbedded Web Server.4 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
IntroductionHow to use thisDocumentThis document assumes that you have a working knowledge andfamiliarity with HP NNM. Only procedures that result from theinstallation of the CentreWare for HP NNM snap-in aredescribed.You may print all or part of this document at any time from yourAdobe Acrobat reader by clicking the File menu and then selectingPrint. You may then select a single page, a range of pages, or theentire document for printing.For initial installationRead and follow these sections:1CentreWare for HP OpenView Software InstallationFor day-to-day tasksRead and follow these sections:1Using CentreWare for HP NNM2TroubleshootingXEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 5
IntroductionKey Benefits andFeaturesFeatureBenefitsDevice DiscoveryProvides the automatic identification of Xerox devices on your networkand presents them with recognizable icons.Color-Coded Device StatusAutomatically changes the color in the device icon to reflect the devicestatus in the Xerox Printers Map. IP map status is not effected.Access to the device embedded webserver, CentreWare Internet ServicesIf your device contains an embedded web server (CentreWare InternetServices), you can easily access it by selecting Server Home Pageunder the OpenView Tools menu Web Browser selection.Custom Domain for Xerox DevicesManaging the Xerox devices on your network is made much easier bydisplaying all the discovered Xerox devices in a single domain.SNMP Trap SupportProvides option for registering with Xerox networked devices for SNMPTrap.System RequirementsHardware RequirementsThis solution modifies existing HP NNM files and adds a fewsmall files to your hard disk. The total hardware requirements are asfollows: Pentium PC Minimum 64 Megabytes RAM Minimum 5 Megabytes Hard Disk Space6 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
IntroductionSoftware RequirementsThe following software must be installed on your PC beforeinstalling CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM.Before You StartCentreWare for HPOpenView NNM Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 3.0 or later HP OpenView NNM Version 6.0, or later Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.1, or greater - OR - NetscapeNavigator v4.0 or greater.Connect your device to an active network with appropriate cabling.Ensure the device has a valid, unique IP address.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 7
CentreWare for HP OpenView Software InstallationCentreWare for HP OpenView NNMSoftware InstallationWeb InstallationThe lastest version of CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM is availablefrom the Xerox Website at:http://www.xerox.com/hpopenview.Perform the following steps to install CentreWare for HPOpenView NNM:1After downloading the file to a temporary folder, double click onthe icon to extract the files.2Double click on the file setup.exe.3The software will begin the installation process. After a fewmoments, the Install Shield Wizard will load.4This software must be installed in the same folder that containsHP OpenView NNM. If the folder shown is incorrect, select theBrowse button and select the correct folder, then select Next.5Select Next again to begin. The necessary files in your HPOpenView environment will be modified and copied to the selectedfolder along with any additional files required.6The installation process will take some time to complete. Followthe instructions on your screen.7When the install is complete, start HP OpenView NNM.8 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMUsing CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMThis section describes the features of HP NNM made availableby the installation of CentreWare for HP NNM. Only thosefeatures of OpenView that are directly related to the CentreWarefunctionality will be described. For additional information on HPOpenView NNM, go to the OpenView Home page at:http://www.openview.hp.comThe HP OpenViewNNM InterfaceAn example of the HP NNM User Interface is shown in thefigure below. Note that the standard features of the application areaccessed via the Menu bar at the top if the display, and the Tool barsituated below it.Tool Bar and Menu BarIconsXEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 9
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMOn this display, there are two domains displayed on the “map” thatis the work space for the OpenView application. Of these twodomains, only the Xerox Printers domain was generated byCentreWare for HP OpenView NNM.NOTE: The background of the work space is selectable by the user.Not all OpenView installations will utilize a map of the UnitedStates for their background scheme.The CentreWare generated Xerox Printers domain represents all ofthe Xerox devices that were discovered on the network. Doubleclicking this icon will cause these devices to be displayed in a mapview that shows each Xerox device with Xerox status.If this icon is right-clicked, a secondary dialog is displayed byselecting Xerox Device Display from the resulting menu. Thedialog is shown below. It is used to provide statistics including thenumber of devices found under the Xerox Printers icon, and theirstatus.Device DiscoveryHP OpenView provides the discovery of Xerox devices.CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM additionally enables theidentification of these device types as Xerox devices and theassignment of a unique Xerox icon to them.10 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMXerox Device IconsCentreWare for HP OpenView uses two icons to representindividual Xerox devices. The icons for these devices are:Xerox Printers - This icon represents those devices that areprinters only. An example might be one of the Xerox N-Seriesprinters.Xerox Multifunctional Devices - This icon represents devices thathave more than just printing capability. The features of thesedevices may include copying, network scanning, and faxing. Anexample of this type of device is the Xerox Document Centreproducts.Xerox Printer Agent IconWhen double-clicked, the Xerox Printers icon or XeroxMultifunctional device icon will display another icon called theXerox Printer Agent icon. Like the other icons in HP OpenView NNM,this icon will change when the status of the device changes. Thefunction of this icon is to monitor alarms from the Xerox device andreport them to HP OpenView NNM. This icon is created whenCentreWare for HP OpenView NNM is installed. It is the only icon whosecolor is controlled by the CentreWare Snap-in.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 11
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMColor-Coded DeviceStatusThe Xerox Printer Agent icon will be color-coded to represent thecurrent status of the device. The color-coded status is provided viathe xrxstatus.dll utility, for the Xerox Printers map.The color of the icon is determined by the return code from thedevice. Under the control of HP OpenView NNM, the color will alsopropagate to the top of the network, providing top level indicationof problems that exist at lower levels in the map structure. Thispropagation is controlled by HP OpenView NNM, not the CentreWareSnap-in. IP map icons do not propagate the Agent status.The relation between the color-code and the device status ispresented in the following table.Menu Items for XeroxDevicesXerox Printer AgentColorCriticalRedWarningLight BlueOther, or no alertGreenThere are OpenView NNM menu items that are created whenCentreWare for HP NNM is installed. These menu items resideon the Tools menu on the OpenView NNM Menu bar.Web Browser Menu ItemMany Xerox devices contain embedded web servers. HP NNMautomatically detects whether a device contains one and launchesCentreWare Internet Services though the Server Home Page menuselection.Internet Services provides a variety of features for configuring andmonitoring your device.12 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMConsult the manuals and CDs delivered with your device for detailson Xerox CentreWare Internet Services. The Web Browser menuitem is used to launch CentreWare Internet Services for the selecteddevice. To use this feature perform the following steps:1Select a Xerox device.2Select the Tools menu, Web Browser, and Server Home Page.3The default web browser for the workstation will be launched, andCentreWare Internet Services for the device will be displayed.Xerox Trap Registration Menu ItemThe Xerox Trap Registration menu item will allow the user to selectand enable the type of trap configuration desired for the managingworkstation. Traps are used to provide an alert the instant an error atthe device occurs, rather than waiting for the next status poll. Theyalso provide more detailed troubleshooting information when adevice is experiencing a problem.There are two possible selections for Trap Registration. With SingleSelection, the user selects a specific Xerox device. Only the deviceselected will be registered. Any alerts for that device will be seen inthe managing workstation’s All Alarms Browser.With the Auto Trap Configuration the managing workstation isregistered at all discovered Xerox networked devices to receivetraps. As with Single Selection, any alerts for the devices are seenin the managing workstation’s All Alarms Browser.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 13
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMUSING SINGLE SELECTIONThis trap configuration registers the selected device. Only onedevice can be selected at a time.To use the Single Selection configuration, perform the followingsteps:12Select a Xerox device.3The Xerox device will be configured to recognize the managingworkstation.4The SNMP information for that device will be captured anddisplayed in the All Alarms Browser for the managing workstation.Select the Tools menu, Xerox Trap Registration, and SingleSelection.USING AUTO TRAP CONFIGURATIONIn the Auto Trap Configuration, all discovered Xerox devices areregistered.To use Auto Trap Configuration, perform the following steps:12Select a Xerox device.3The managing workstation will be registered at all discovered andmanaged Xerox networked devices.4The SNMP information for that device will be captured anddisplayed in the Alarm Browser for the managing workstation.Select the Tools menu, Xerox Trap Registration, and Auto TrapConfiguration.14 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMCONFIRMING SNMP TRAP REGISTRATION ATTHE DEVICETo confirm SNMP Trap Registration on a specific Xerox device,perform the following steps:12Select the Xerox device.3The default web browser for the workstation will be launched, andCentreWare Internet Services for the device will be displayed.45Select the Properties tab.6The screen shown below will be displayed.In HP OpenView, Select the Tools menu, Web Browser, andServer Home Page.Select Connectivity, Protocols and SNMP.The IP Address of theManaging Workstationwill be shown here.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 15
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMSNMP MIB Browser Menu ItemThe SNMP MIB Browser selection will display a MIB browser thatallows the user to search for, select, view, and set values for MIBOIDs.The MIB Browser is a standard feature of the HP OpenView NNMapplication, and is not installed with CentreWare for HP NNM.However, when CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM is installed, theOIDs for Xerox networked devices are installed, and can be viewedwith the SNMP MIB Browser.When the SNMP MIB Browser selection is made, a browser screenlike the one below is displayed.Using this browser, the user can access any MIB OID in theconfiguratio n. The browser will then allow the user to view thecontents of the OID for evaluation and troubleshooting.16 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMMIBs Loaded DuringInstallationIn the following table is a list of the MIBs loaded during installationof CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM, accompanied by a briefdescription of the MIB.NOTE: All Xerox devices support a subset of the included MIBmodules. IETF MIBs are supported by all Xerox devices.Table 0.1MIBs Loaded During InstallationMIB NameDescription02common xrx.mv1The root of the Xerox CommonMIB module.06gentc xrx.mv1Xerox General TextualConventions07gen xrx.mv1Xerox General MIB10hosttc xrx.mv1The TC module for textualconventions, enumerated types,OIDs and other volatile elementsof the companion Host ResourcesExtensions MIB ('xcmHrMIB'),which supports extendedconfiguration and management ofvarious host resources for networkaccessible host systems. Thesemodules augment and extend theoriginal IETF Host ResourcesMIB (RFC 1514).XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 17
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMTable 0.1MIBs Loaded During InstallationMIB NameDescription11hostx xrx.mv1The MIB module for extendedconfiguration and managementof various host resources fornetwork accessible hostsystems. This moduleaugments and extends theoriginal IETF Host ResourcesMIB (RFC 1514).15prtxtc xrx.mv1Xerox Printer MIB ExtensionsTextual Conventions. ThisModule provides Xeroxextensions of the IETF PrinterMIB.16prtx xrx.mv1Xerox Printer MIB ExtensionsModule. This Module providesextension to the IETF PrinterMIB.21rsrctc xrx.mv1XCMI Document ResourcesMIB Textual Conventions22rsrc xrx.mv1Document Resources GeneralGroup (Mandatory)18 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMTable 0.1MIBs Loaded During InstallationMIB NameDescription40jobtc xrx.mv1This textual-conventionmodule defines textualconventions for use with theJob Monitoring MIB, module:XEROX-JOB-MONITORING-MIB. Also the explanatorymaterial with this moduleexplains the Job MonitoringMIB. Thesetextual-conventions andexplanations are in a separatemodule from the JobMonitoring MIB, so that theymay be republished whenadditional enums are added ormore explanatory material isadded without needing torepublish the Job MonitoringMIB. This increase thestability of the Job MonitoringMIB.41jobmon xrx.mv1This MIB specifies job anddocument objects formonitoring print jobs,including accounting of printjobs. This MIB does notprovide for management andcontrol of print jobs, such ascancelling or modifying them.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 19
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMTable 0.1MIBs Loaded During InstallationMIB NameDescription42jobmtc xrx.mv1Textual Conventionscompanion to the XCMISimple Job Mgmt MIB, theMIB module for performinglightweight management ofjobs in network accessible hostsystems.43jobman xrx.mv1The MIB module forperforming lightweightmanagement of jobs innetwork accessible hostsystems.50commtc xrx.mv1The TC module for textualconventions, enumerated types,OIDs, and other volatileelements of the companionCommunications Engine MIB,which supports detailedprotocol stack graphing, andactive management ofcommunications protocolstacks, communications endsystem applications,communications intermediatesystems, and communicationsgateways for networkaccessible host systems.20 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMTable 0.1MIBs Loaded During InstallationMIB NameDescription51comms xrx.mv1The MIB module for detailedprotocol stack graphing, andactive management ofcommunications protocolstacks, communications endsystem applications,communications intermediatesystems, and communicationsgateways for networkaccessible host systems.52conftc xrx.mv1The TC module for textualconventions, enumerated types,OIDs, and other volatileelements of the companionCommunications Config MIB,which supports activeconfiguration discovery ofcommunications end systemapplications, communicationsintermediate systems, andcommunications gateways fornetwork accessible hostsystems.53config xrx.mv1The MIB module whichsupports active configurationdiscovery of communicationsprotocol stacks,communications end systemapplications, communicationsintermediate systems, andcommunications gateways fornetwork accessible hostsystems.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 21
Using CentreWare for HP OpenView NNMTable 0.1MIBs Loaded During InstallationMIB NameDescription58svctc xrx.mv1Textual Conventionscompanion to XCMI ServiceMonitoring MIB, the MIBmodule for basic configurationand active management ofapplication services fornetwork accessible hostsystems.59svcmon xrx.mv1The MIB module for basicconfiguration and activemanagement of applicationservices for network accessiblehost systems.93pidtc xrx.mv1Product ID ModuleRFC1213IETF MIB IIRFC1514IETF Host Resource MIBRFC1759IETF Printer MIBRFC 1902,1903,1904Allows compilation of SNMPv2 format mibs that weredowngraded to V1 format.22 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
TroubleshootingTroubleshootingIf you have problems after you have installed CentreWare for HPOpenView NNM, consult the table below.SymptomsPossible causesInstallation gives amessage box readingThe Demand level of the NNMapplication is not set to theappropriate value.“HP OpenView demandlevel is not set to AllLevels. Please exit thesetup, set the demand levelto All Levels from the NNMGUI and then proceed withsetup process.” and thenexits.Solution1. Before running the CentreWare install, openthe NNM GUI.2. From the menubar, click Map- Properties. Itwill open a new window named “MapProperties”3. Click on the “Applications” tab, select IP Mapfrom the List Box and press the button labelled“Configure for this map”.4. Highlight the field named On-Demand: .5. Select “All Levels”.6. Click the “Verify” button, and uponverification, press the “OK” button.7. On the “Map Properties” click the “OK”button. It performs some configuration.8. After the NNM completes configuration, closethe NNM window.9. Begin the installation again.The SNMP agent is not workingproperly in the node.Ping the Document Centre.There is a problem with thenetwork connectivity.Ping the Document Centre.The Network in which theDevice exists is unmanaged.Contact the Network Administrator.Xerox Device is still notdiscovered.The sysObjectId entry in the/usr/ov/conf/oid to sym/usr/ov/conf/oid to typefiles is missing.Make the sysObjectId entries in the files in theproper format.Icon on the map is not theproper Xerox Device icon.The object’s SysobjectId in thefile oid to sym is not properlyentered.Make the sysObjectId entries in the oid to sym filein the proper format.A Xerox Device is notdiscovered.NOTE: Most errors generated by the CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM are logged in a log file.For more information, look into the log file (c:\OpenView\log\Xrx Device log.txt)XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 23
Appendix A – Xerox Installer / Un-InstallerAppendix A – Xerox Installer /Un-InstallerInstallerThe installer is a simple install-shield application that will automatethe addition of the files and perform the required configuration.The installer will copy bitmap images and registration files into theHP NNM installation directory. It will also edit several files toenable the identification of Xerox devices in HP OpenView NNM.In the information below, the installation directory is given asC:\OpenView. The installation directory drive is selectable and maybe different for your installation.The modifications performed by the installer are as follows. Theinstaller will:1Edit the file c:\OpenView\conf\oid to type. The type list is givenin Appendix B.2Edit the file c:\OpenView\conf\oid to sym. The device list isgiven in Appendix B.34Add new .exes and .dlls under c:\OpenView\bin directory.5Add new file xrx fields under c:\OpenView\fields\c for Xeroxdevice specific database fields.Add new bitmaps for Xerox devices to the c:\OpenView\bitmaps\cfolder and register them.24 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Appendix A – Xerox Installer / Un-InstallerUninstaller6Add the new files to the c:\OpenView\symbols folder to add newXerox printer device symbol class definitions.7Modify trapd.conf file under c:\OpenView\conf, to enableCentreWare to log traps received from Xerox Devices.89Create the domain Xerox Printers.Copy the Xerox MIB files toc:\OpenView\snmp mibs\vendor\Xerox.and load them.To run the un-installer, use Add/Remove Programs in theWindows Control Panel. The un-installer will remove all filescopied by the Installer, undo any file changes, and run the customexecutable XPlugin Uninstall.exe. This will remove the Xeroxprinter icon, subclass definition, and the alarm object correspondingto CentreWare for HP OpenView NNM. It will additionally:1Remove the lines added to files during installation.2Delete all files copied.3Start services by executing ovstart.XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 25
Appendix B - Type Definition TextAppendix B - Type Definition TextThe Xerox Printer specific System Object Identifier entries to bemade in the files oid to sym and oid to type are (These lines areappended to the end of the files):1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.2.2.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N171.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.2.3.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model NC601.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.2.3.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model NC601.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.3.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model NC12351.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.2.3.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model NC601.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N24/N321.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N24/N321.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N241.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.3.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N401.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.21.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N32251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.21.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N32251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.22.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N40251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.22.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N40251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.18.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N21251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.18.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N212526 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Appendix B - Type Definition Text1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.20.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N28251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.20.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N28251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.17.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N20251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.3.2.17.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model N20251.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.8.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC220ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.1.4:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.1.5:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.2.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.2.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.2.4:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.3.2.5:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.22.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.22.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.22.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC230STXEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE 27
Appendix B - Type Definition Text1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.5.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC240ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.5.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC240ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.5.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC240ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.7.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC255LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.7.2.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC255LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.7.2.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC255LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.7.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC255ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.7.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC255ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.7.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC255ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.4.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC265LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.4.2.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC265LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.4.2.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC265LP1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.4.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC265ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.4.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC265ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.4.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC265ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.6.1.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC340ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.6.1.2:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC340ST1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.6.1.3:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Model DC340ST28 XEROX CENTREWARE FOR HP OPENVIEW NNM USER GUIDE
Appendix B - Type Definition Text1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.62.1.1.6.2.1:Xerox:Xerox Printer Agent: #XeroxPrinter Mod
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Xerox VersaLink B405 38.51.71 1.57.13 Xerox VersaLink C400 67.51.71 1.57.12 Xerox VersaLink C405 68.51.71 1.57.13 Xerox VersaLink B600/B610 32.51.71 1.57.12 Xerox VersaLink B605/B615 33.51.81 1.57.13 Xerox VersaLink C500/C600 61.51.71 1.57.12 Xerox VersaLink C505/C605 62.51.81 1.57.13 WorkCentre 6515
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