Looks fine to me...
On Feb 21, 2011, at 6:02 AM, Ira McDonald wrote:
> Hi, Monday (21 February 2011)
>> Below is text for the two sections of the PWG Imaging System Power MIB
> to address one of the comments received during the PWG Formal Vote.
>> These sections are closely modelled on the corresponding sections 4.2
> and 4.3 in the PWG Imaging System State and Counter MIB v2 [PWG5106.3],
> as requested in the original comment.
>> Comments?
>> Cheers,
> - Ira
>> ----------------------------------
>> 4.6.1 Indexing of Imaging System Power MIB
>> The General group in the Imaging System Power MIB defines only scalar
> objects (with instance qualifiers over-the-wire of '.0') and does not
> define or use explicit index objects.
>> The powMonitorTable in the Imaging System Power MIB defines a single
> powMonitorIndex for each row that also contains powMonitorComponentType
> (e.g., 'system') and powMonitorComponentReferenceId (e.g., value of
> hrDeviceIndex for the hrDeviceTable row with hrDeviceType equal to
> 'hrDevicePrinter' in the IETF Host Resources MIB [RFC279]). The
> powMonitorIndex is the primary or only index of all other tables in
> the Imaging System Power MIB, except for the powLogTable (see below).
> This simplifies and clarifies the indexing of the other tables defined
> in the Imaging System Power MIB.
>> The powLogTable in the Imaging System Power MIB defines a single
> powLogIndex for each row that also contains powLogComponentType and
> powLogComponentReferenceId values, in order to make the powLogTable
> free-standing when queried by management stations or serialized to a log
> file.
>> The powCounterTable, powMeterTable, and powRequestTable in the Imaging
> System Power MIB all use the single powMonitorIndex for each row (i.e.,
> component instance).
>> The powSupportTable uses a primary index of powMonitorIndex and
> defines a secondary index of powSupportPowerState for each supported
> stable power state (standard or vendor extension) for a given component
> instance.
>> The powTransitionTable uses a primary index of powMonitorIndex and
> defines a secondary index of powTransitionStartPowerState and a tertiary
> index of powTransitionEndPowerState for each supported transition
> between stable power states (standard or vendor extension) for a given
> component instance.
>> The powTimeoutTable uses a primary index of powMonitorIndex and
> defines a secondary index of powTimeoutIndex for each timeout-based
> power state change policy for a given component instance.
>> The powCalendarTable uses a primary index of powMonitorIndex and
> defines a secondary index of powCalendarIndex for each timeout-based
> power state change policy for a given component instance.
>> The powEventTable uses a primary index of powMonitorIndex and
> defines a secondary index of powEventIndex for each timeout-based
> power state change policy for a given component instance.
>>> 4.6.2 Diagram of Imaging System Power MIB
>> |---------------|
> | General | (scalar objects)
> | (Mandatory) |
> |---------------| (language tag, policy max access, peak vs RMS watts,
> | : list of supported power request states)
> v v
> | :................
> | : (language tag for power state messages)
> v v
> |---------------| :
> | | :
> | | 1..n :
> | |---------------|
> | | Monitor | INDEX { powMonitorIndex }
> | | (Mandatory) |
> | |---------------| (contains component type/instance,
> | : power state/message and primary
> v v index used in most other tables of
> |---------------| : PWG Power MIB)
> | | :
> | v :
> | | 0..n :
> | |---------------|
> | | Log | INDEX { powLogIndex }
> | | (Mandatory) |
> | |---------------| (contains component type/instance,
> | power state/message, timestamp)
> v
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Counter | INDEX { powMonitorIndex }
> | | (Optional) |
> | |---------------|
> | (contains lifetime power state
> v transition counters)
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Meter | INDEX { powMonitorIndex }
> | | (Optional) |
> | |---------------|
> | (contains current, monthly, and
> v lifetime power usage meters)
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Support | INDEX { powMonitorIndex,
> | | (Optional) | powSupportPowerState }
> | |---------------|
> | (contains stable power state power
> v usage and job/network capabilities)
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Transition | INDEX { powMonitorIndex,
> | | (Optional) | powTransitionStartPowerState,
> | |---------------| powTransitionEndPowerState }
> | (contains stable power state
> v transition capabilities)
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Request | INDEX { powMonitorIndex }
> | | (Optional) |
> | |---------------|
> | (contains requests for component
> v power state changes)
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Timeout | INDEX { powMonitorIndex,
> | | (Recommended) | powTimeoutIndex }
> | |---------------|
> | (contains timeout-based power
> v state change policies)
> |---------------|
> | |
> | v
> | | 0..n
> | |---------------|
> | | Calendar | INDEX { powMonitorIndex,
> | | (Optional) | powCalendarIndex }
> | |---------------|
> | (contains calendar-based power
> v state change policies)
> |---------------|
> |
> v
> | 0..n
> |---------------|
> | Event | INDEX { powMonitorIndex,
> | (Optional) | powEventIndex }
> |---------------|
> (contains event-based power
> state change policies)
>> Ira McDonald (Musician / Software Architect)
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> Co-Chair - IEEE-ISTO PWG IPP WG
> Co-Chair - TCG Hardcopy WG
> IETF Designated Expert - IPP & Printer MIB
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