Internet Printing Protocol Working Group                    Tom Hastings
INTERNET DRAFT                                                     Xerox
Expires 1 June 2000                                         Ira McDonald
                                                              High North
                                                         1 December 1999

        Internet Printing Protocol/1.1: Notifications over SNMP
                 <draft-ietf-ipp-not-over-snmp-01.txt>

    Copyright (C) The Internet Society (1999). All Rights Reserved.


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Abstract

   This document is a submission to the Internet Printing Protocol
   Working Group of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
   Comments should be submitted to the ipp@pwg.org mailing list.

   This document proposes a mapping of IPP notifications over SNMP,
   using new Printer Event and Job Event traps (to be added to the PWG
   Job Monitoring MIB [PWG-JOB]).  This mapping may be used to deliver
   printer notifications for any printer (not just IPP-capable ones) and
   also job notifications for any job (not just ones submitted via IPP).

   This document proposes:  (2) SNMP traps; and (7) SNMP leaf objects
   (for use in trap bindings).










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Table of Contents

1.  Introduction ...............................................       3
  1.1.  Terminology for Conformance ............................       3
2.  SNMP Network Management Framework ..........................       3
3.  Managed Object Mapping .....................................       3
  3.1.  SNMP Mapping for IPP Printer Events ....................       3
  3.2.  SNMP Mapping for IPP Job Events ........................       4
  3.3.  Rules for Encoding Notifications .......................       4
  3.4.  Registration for IPP Notifications .....................       5
    3.4.1.  Registration via IPP ...............................       5
    3.4.2.  Registration via SNMP ..............................       5
  3.5.  Relationship to other MIBs .............................       6
    3.5.1.  IETF Host Resources MIB (RFC 1514) .................       6
    3.5.2.  IETF Printer MIB (RFC 1759) ........................       6
    3.5.3.  Printer MIB v2 (work-in-progress) ..................       7
4.  Managed Object Definitions .................................       8
  4.1.  Printer Event Trap .....................................       8
    4.1.1.  jmPrinterEventV2Event (notification) ...............       8
  4.2.  Job Event Trap .........................................       9
    4.2.1.  jmJobEventV2Event (notification) ...................       9
  4.3.  Event Objects ..........................................      10
    4.3.1.  jmEventTriggerEvent (object) .......................      11
    4.3.2.  jmEventSubscriptionID (object) .....................      11
    4.3.3.  jmEventSubscriberUserName (object) .................      11
    4.3.4.  jmEventSubscriberUserData (object) .................      12
    4.3.5.  jmEventPrinterState (object) .......................      12
    4.3.6.  jmEventPrinterStateReasons (object) ................      13
    4.3.7.  jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs (object) .............      13
5.  IANA Considerations ........................................      14
6.  Internationalization Considerations ........................      14
7.  Security Considerations ....................................      14
8.  References .................................................      15
9.  Change Log .................................................      15
10.  Intellectual Property Notice ..............................      16
11.  Authors' Addresses ........................................      16
12.  Full Copyright Statement ..................................      17














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1.  Introduction

   The IPP protocol [IPP-PRO] supports passive monitoring of IPP Printer
   and Job objects, via client polling of IPP object attributes using
   the 'Get-Printer-Attributes' and 'Get-Job-Attributes' operations.

   This IPP Notifications over SNMP mapping supports dynamic monitoring
   of IPP Printer and Job objects, via server generation of SNMP traps.


   1.1.  Terminology for Conformance

   The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT",
   "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this
   document are to be interpreted per [RFC-2119].


2.  SNMP Network Management Framework

   See:  Section 1 'Introduction' and section 2 'Management Information'
         of IETF Coexistence between SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 [RFC-1908].

   See:  Section 1.1 'SNMPv1', section 1.2 'SNMPv2', and section 1.3
         'SNMPv3' of IETF Coexistence between SNMP Versions [V3-COEX].


3.  Managed Object Mapping



   3.1.  SNMP Mapping for IPP Printer Events

   IPP Printer event attribute         Printer/Job MIB object mapping
   ---------------------------         ------------------------------
   version-number                      [no mapping - not useful]
   status-code                         [implicit in generated trap]
   request-id                          [request-id in SNMP trap header]
   attributes-charset                  [no mapping - strings are UTF-8]
   attributes-natural-language         [no mapping - no text bindings]
   printer-uri                         [prtChannelInformation in PMv2]
   printer-name                        [prtGeneralPrinterName in PMv2]
   job-id                              jmJobIndex in OID instance suffix
   job-name                            jobName
   trigger-event                       jmEventTriggerEvent
   trigger-time                        [time-stamp in SNMP trap header]
   trigger-date-time                   hrSystemDate in Host Res MIB
   subscription-id                     jmEventSubscriptionID
   subscriber-user-name                jmEventSubscriberUserName
   subscriber-user-data                jmEventSubscriberUserData

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   printer-state                       jmEventEventPrinterState
                                       hrDeviceStatus in Host Res MIB
                                       hrPrinterStatus in Host Res MIB
   printer-state-reasons               jmEventPrinterStateReasons
                                       hrPrinterDetectedErrorState
                                       in Host Res MIB
   printer-is-accepting-jobs           jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs


   3.2.  SNMP Mapping for IPP Job Events

   IPP Job event attribute             Printer/Job MIB object mapping
   -----------------------             ------------------------------
   version-number                      [no mapping - not useful]
   status-code                         [implicit in generated trap]
   request-id                          [request-id in SNMP trap header]
   attributes-charset                  [no mapping - strings are UTF-8]
   attributes-natural-language         [no mapping - no text bindings]
   printer-uri                         [prtChannelInformation in PMv2]
   printer-name                        [prtGeneralPrinterName in PMv2]
   job-id                              jmJobIndex in OID instance suffix
   job-name                            jobName
   trigger-event                       jmEventTriggerEvent
   trigger-time                        [time-stamp in SNMP trap header]
   trigger-date-time                   hrSystemDate in Host Res MIB
   subscription-id                     jmEventSubscriptionID
   subscriber-user-name                jmEventSubscriberUserName
   subscriber-user-data                jmEventSubscriberUserData
   job-state                           jmJobState
   job-state-reasons                   jmJobStateReasons1
                                       jmJobStateReasons2
                                       jmJobStateReasons3
                                       jmJobStateReasons4

   [job-completed|state-changed|purged - extra bindings]
   job-k-octets-processed              jmJobKOctetsProcessed
   job-impressions-completed           jmJobImpressionsCompleted
   job-media-sheets-completed          sheetsCompleted

   [job-progress - extra bindings]
   job-collation-type                  jobCollationType
   sheet-completed-copy-number         sheetCompletedCopyNumber
   sheet-completed-document-number     sheetCompletedDocumentNumber
   impressions-interpreted             impressionsInterpreted
   impressions-completed-current-copy  impressionsCompletedCurrentCopy


   3.3.  Rules for Encoding Notifications

   Over some transports and/or media, the variable-bindings of these
   SNMP traps MAY not fit the MTU (maximum transmission unit) size.

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   Conforming IPP Notification generators SHALL perform this procedure
   to ensure that all variable-bindings of these SNMP traps are always
   included in the generated SNMP trap packet:

   1)  Truncate all strings specified for variable-bindings
       to the reduced maximum sizes that are specified in their
       corresponding OBJECT clauses in their MODULE-COMPLIANCE.
   1a) If all variable-bindings now fit within the MTU,
       then exit this procedure and generate the SNMP trap.
   2)  Truncate the next one of the following string objects to
       the empty string (zero length in the ASN.1 BER encoding),
       in the order listed:
       - 'prtChannelInformation' (from Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2])
       - 'prtGeneralPrinterName' (from Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2])
       - 'jmEventSubscriberUserName'
       - 'jmEventSubscriberUserData'
       - 'jmAttributeValue...jobName.1'
       - 'jmEventPrinterStateReasons'
       - 'jmEventPrinterState'
   2a) If all variable-bindings now fit within the MTU,
       then exit this procedure and generate the SNMP trap.
   2b) If all variable-bindings do NOT fit within the MTU,
       then repeat step (2) for next string object.
   3)  If all variable-bindings do NOT fit within the MTU,
       then -> logic error (variable-bindings MUST now fit).


   3.4.  Registration for IPP Notifications

   IPP Clients may register for IPP Notifications delivered via SNMP by
   either of the following methods:


   3.4.1.  Registration via IPP

   IPP Create-Subscription and Job creation (Create-Job, Print-Job,
   Print-URI) operations MAY be used to create per-Printer or per-Job
   IPP Subscription objects and MAY specify

     'notify-recipient' = 'ipp-snmp://hostname[.port]'


   3.4.2.  Registration via SNMP

   SNMP Set-Request operations MAY be used to create appropriate rows in
   the SNMP Notification MIB defined in [RFC-2573] and MAY specify:

   1)  'snmpNotifyTag'
       - tag of this notification - see 'snmpTargetAddrTagList' below
       - example "jmPrinterEventV2Event" or "jmJobEventV2Event"
   2)  'snmpNotifyType'

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       - notification sent using either SNMP Trap (unacknowledged)
         or SNMP Inform-Request (acknowledged)
   3)  'snmpNotifyStorageType'
       - row persistence of this registration


   SNMP Set-Request operations MAY be used to create appropriate rows in
   the SNMP Target MIB defined in [RFC-2573] and MAY specify:

   1)  'snmpTargetAddrTDomain' and 'snmpTargetAddrTAddress'
       - target transport protocol and address (equivalent to URI)
   2)  'snmpTargetAddressTimeout' and 'snmpTargetAddrRetryCount'
       - retry timeout and limit (for acknowledged notifications
         delivered using SNMP Inform-Request rather than SNMP Trap)
   3)  'snmpTargetAddrTagList'
       - tags of notifications to be sent to this target (client)
       - example value "jmPrinterEventV2Event jmJobEventV2Event"
   4)  'snmpTargetAddrParamsEntry'
       - notification security and SNMP protocol version
   5)  'snmpTargetAddrStorageType'
       - row persistence of this registration


   3.5.  Relationship to other MIBs



   3.5.1.  IETF Host Resources MIB (RFC 1514)

   The 'jmPrinterEventV2Event' trap defined in this document includes a
   'hrDeviceStatus' object for a device of type 'hrDevicePrinter'.  The
   'jmPrinterEventV2Event' trap defined in this document includes four
   objects from the IETF HR MIB [RFC-1514] in the variable-bindings:

   - 'hrDeviceStatus'              --> IPP 'printer-state'
   - 'hrPrinterStatus'             --> IPP 'printer-state'
   - 'hrPrinterDetectedErrorState' --> IPP 'printer-state-reasons'
   - 'hrSystemDate'                --> IPP 'printer-current-time'


   3.5.2.  IETF Printer MIB (RFC 1759)

   The 'jmPrinterEventV2Event' trap defined in this document includes a
   'hrDeviceStatus' object for a device of type 'hrDevicePrinter'.  The
   appropriate 'hrDeviceIndex' to use in the companion IETF Printer MIB
   [RFC-1759] is indicated by the instance suffix of the variable's OID.






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   3.5.3.  Printer MIB v2 (work-in-progress)

   The 'jmPrinterEventV2Event' trap defined in this document includes
   two objects from the (work-in-progress) Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2] in
   the variable-bindings:

   - 'prtGeneralPrinterName'       --> IPP 'printer-name'
   - 'prtChannelInformation'       --> IPP 'printer-uri'










































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4.  Managed Object Definitions



   4.1.  Printer Event Trap

   --  Printer Event Group (Cond Mandatory)
   --
   --  Implementation of this group is conditionally mandatory;
   --  mandatory for systems which send this Printer event via SNMP.

   jmPrinterEventV1Enterprise OBJECT-IDENTITY
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The value of the enterprise-specific OID in an SNMPv1 trap
           for a 'basic-printer-event' sent by this managed system."
       ::= { jobmonMIBNotifications 1 }

   jmPrinterEventV2EventPrefix
       OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { jmPrinterEventV1Enterprise 0 }

   jmPrinterEventV2Event NOTIFICATION-TYPE
       OBJECTS {
           jmEventTriggerEvent,
           jmEventSubscriptionID,
           jmEventSubscriberUserName,
           jmEventSubscriberUserData,
           hrDeviceStatus,
           hrPrinterStatus,
           hrPrinterDetectedErrorState
       }
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "This SMIv2 trap corresponds to an IPP 'basic-printer-event'.

           This trap is sent when requested by a prior subscription for
           the included printer-level 'jmEventTriggerEvent'.

           Additional variable-bindings SHALL be appended to this trap
           for all printer-level events:
           - Systems that support 'jobName' SHALL add
             'jmAttributeValue...jobName.1' (if job-level subscription)
           - Systems that support 'hrSystemDate' defined in
             the IETF Host Resources MIB (RFC 1514) SHALL add
             'hrSystemDate' (corresponds to IPP 'printer-current-time')

           Additional variable-bindings SHOULD be appended to this trap
           for all printer-level events:
           - Systems that support the model of printer states defined

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             in the (work-in-progress) IPP Model and Semantics [IPP-MOD]
             SHOULD add
             'jmEventPrinterState' (corresponds to IPP 'printer-state'),
             'jmEventPrinterStateReasons' (corresponds to IPP
             'printer-state-reasons'), and
             'jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs' (corresponds to IPP
             'printer-is-accepting-jobs')
           - Systems that support 'prtChannelInformation' defined in
             the (work-in-progress) Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2] SHOULD add
             'prtChannelInformation' (corresponds to IPP 'printer-uri')
           - Systems that support 'prtGeneralPrinterName' defined in
             the (work-in-progress) Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2] SHOULD add
             'prtGeneralPrinterName' (compare to IPP 'printer-name')

           Systems MAY add other variable-bindings from any MIB."
       ::= { jmPrinterEventV2EventPrefix 1 }


   4.2.  Job Event Trap

   --  Job Event Group (Cond Mandatory)
   --
   --  Implementation of this group is conditionally mandatory;
   --  mandatory for systems which send this Job event via SNMP.

   jmJobEventV1Enterprise OBJECT-IDENTITY
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The value of the enterprise-specific OID in an SNMPv1 trap
           for a 'basic-job-event' sent by this managed system."
       ::= { jobmonMIBNotifications 2 }

   jmJobEventV2EventPrefix
       OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { jmJobEventV1Enterprise 0 }

   jmJobEventV2Event NOTIFICATION-TYPE
       OBJECTS {
           jmEventTriggerEvent,
           jmEventSubscriptionID,
           jmEventSubscriberUserName,
           jmEventSubscriberUserData,
           jmJobState,
           jmJobStateReasons1
       }
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "This SMIv2 trap corresponds to an IPP 'basic-job-event'.

           This trap is sent when requested by a prior subscription for
           the included job-level 'jmEventTriggerEvent'.


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           Additional variable-bindings SHALL be appended to this trap
           for all job-level events:
           - Systems that support 'jobName' SHALL add
             'jmAttributeValue...jobName.1'
           - Systems that support 'jobStateReasonsN' SHALL add
             'jmAttributeValue...jobStateReasonsN.1'
           - Systems that support 'hrSystemDate' defined in
             the IETF Host Resources MIB (RFC 1514) SHALL add
             'hrSystemDate' (corresponds to IPP 'printer-current-time')

           Additional variable-bindings SHOULD be appended to this trap
           for all job-level events:
           - Systems that support 'prtChannelInformation' defined in
             the (work-in-progress) Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2] SHOULD add
             'prtChannelInformation' (corresponds to IPP 'printer-uri')
           - Systems that support 'prtGeneralPrinterName' defined in
             the (work-in-progress) Printer MIB v2 [PRT-MIB2] SHOULD add
             'prtGeneralPrinterName' (corresponds to IPP 'printer-name')

           Additional variable-bindings SHALL be appended to this trap
           for 'jobCompleted', 'jobStateChanged', or 'jobPurged':
           - Systems SHALL add
             'jmJobKOctetsProcessed'
             'jmJobImpressionsCompleted'
           - Systems that support 'sheetsCompleted' SHALL add
             'jmAttributeValue...sheetsCompleted.1'

           Additional variable-bindings SHALL be appended to this trap
           for 'jobProgress':
           - Systems that support the respective attributes SHALL add
             'jmAttributeValue...jobCollationType.1'
             'jmAttributeValue...sheetCompletedCopyNumber.1'
             'jmAttributeValue...sheetCompletedDocumentNumber.1'
             'jmAttributeValue...impressionsInterpreted.1'
             'jmAttributeValue...impressionsCompletedCurrentCopy.1'

           Systems MAY add other variable-bindings from any MIB."
       ::= { jmJobEventV2EventPrefix 1 }


   4.3.  Event Objects

   --  Event Group (Cond Mandatory)
   --
   --  Implementation of this group is conditionally mandatory;
   --  mandatory for systems which send Printer or Job events via SNMP.

   jmEvent             OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { jobmonMIBObjects 5 }



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   jmEventTriggerEvent OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      JmUTF8StringTC (SIZE (0..63))   -- 255 in [IPP-MOD]
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The trigger event type associated with this event.

           Conformance:    The natural language for keywords
           in trigger event type SHALL always be US English.

           Conformance:    This trigger event type SHALL be valid.

           See:    Section 5.2 'notify-events' and
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
   --  DEFVAL intentionally omitted - reported value SHALL be valid
       ::= { jmEvent 1 }

   jmEventSubscriptionID OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..2147483647)
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The subscription identifier associated with this event
           or zero (if none).

           Conformance:    This subscription identifier SHALL be valid
           and non-zero, if available on this managed system.

           See:    Section 5.8 'subscription-id' and
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
       DEFVAL      { 0 }                   -- no subscription ID
       ::= { jmEvent 2 }

   jmEventSubscriberUserName OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      JmUTF8StringTC (SIZE (0..63))   -- 1023 in [IPP-MOD]
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The subscriber user name associated with this event
           or the empty string (if none).

           Note:   The natural language appropriate for text-to-speech
           of subscriber user name is orthogonal to the localized text
           context in IPP 'attributes-natural-language'.  The subscriber
           user name MAY include an in-line 'language tag' using Plane
           14 'language tag' characters approved for ISO 10646/Unicode.

           Conformance:    This subscriber user name SHALL be valid
           and conserved, if available on this managed system.

           See:    'Language Tagging in Unicode Plain Text', RFC 2482

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                   (January 1999);
                   'Plane 14 Characters for Language Tags', Unicode
                   Technical Report #7 (January 1999);
                   Section 4.3.6 'job-originating-user-name' and
                   Section 4.4.2 'uri-authentication-supported'
                   (usage of 'requesting-user-name') in [IPP-MOD];
                   Section 5.11 'subscriber-user-name' and
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
       DEFVAL      { ''H }                 -- no subscriber user name
       ::= { jmEvent 3 }

   jmEventSubscriberUserData OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..63))     -- 63 in [IPP-NOT]
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The subscriber user data associated with this event
           or the empty string (if none).

           Conformance:    This subscriber user data SHALL be valid
           and conserved, if available on this managed system.

           See:    Section 5.4 'subscriber-user-data' and
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
       DEFVAL      { ''H }                 -- no subscriber user data
       ::= { jmEvent 4 }

   jmEventPrinterState OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..31))     -- 255 in [IPP-MOD]
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The printer state associated with this event
           or the empty string (if none).

           Note:   This object uses the keywords from the [IPP-MOD]
           enumerated type 'printer-state', to avoid adding a new
           textual convention to the PWG Job Monitoring MIB [PWG-JOB].

           Conformance:    The natural language for keywords
           in printer state SHALL always be US English.

           Conformance:    This printer state SHALL be valid
           and non-empty, if available on this managed system.

           See:    Section 4.4.11 'printer-state' in [IPP-MOD];
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
       DEFVAL      { ''H }                 -- no printer state
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   jmEventPrinterStateReasons OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..255))    -- 255*n in [IPP-MOD]
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The printer state reasons associated with this event
           (as a comma-separated list) or the empty string (if none).

           Conformance:    The natural language for keywords
           in printer state reasons SHALL always be US English.

           Conformance:    These printer state reasons SHALL be valid
           and conserved, if available on this managed system.

           See:    Section 4.4.12 'printer-state-reasons' in [IPP-MOD];
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
       DEFVAL      { ''H }                 -- no printer state reasons
       ::= { jmEvent 6 }

   jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs OBJECT-TYPE
       SYNTAX      TruthValue
       MAX-ACCESS  read-only
       STATUS      current
       DESCRIPTION
           "The printer substate associated with this event
           or 'true' (if unknown).

           Conformance:    This printer substate SHALL be valid
           and conserved, if available on this managed system.

           See:    Section 4.4.23 'printer-is-accepting-jobs'
                   in [IPP-MOD];
                   Section 7 'Notification Content' in [IPP-NOT]."
       DEFVAL      { true }                -- printer is accepting jobs
       ::= { jmEvent 7 }

















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5.  IANA Considerations

   None - no enumerated textual conventions are defined in this
   document.


6.  Internationalization Considerations

   The 'jmEventTriggerEvent', 'jmEventPrinterState', and
   'jmEventPrinterStateReasons' text objects defined in this document
   are of type 'JmUTF8StringTC' (UTF-8 stream-encoded ISO 10646/Unicode
   text) defined in the PWG Job Monitoring MIB [PWG-JOB].  The natural
   language of these objects is US English.

   The 'jmEventSubscriberUserName' text object defined in this document
   is of type 'JmUTF8StringTC' (UTF-8 stream-encoded ISO 10646/Unicode
   text) defined in the PWG Job Monitoring MIB [PWG-JOB].  The natural
   language of this object is inherently ambiguous (as it usually
   contains some transform of a personal name).


7.  Security Considerations

   This IPP Notifications over SNMP mapping defines only 'read-only'
   objects.  It is suitable for use with any version of SNMP, as no
   update security is required (because no configuration updates are
   supported).

   No sensitive information is available via IPP Notifications over
   SNMP.




















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8.  References

   To be supplied.


9.  Change Log

   Changes in reverse chronological order (most recent first).

   <draft-ietf-ipp-not-over-snmp-01.txt> - 1 December 1999
   1)  Deleted 'JmTriggerEventTC' textual convention (see below).
   2)  Revised SYNTAX of 'jmEventTriggerEvent' object from
       'JmTriggerEventTC' (enumeration) to 'JmUTF8StringTC' (string), to
       support use of IPP standard keywords.
   3)  Added 'jmEventPrinterState', 'jmEventPrinterStateReasons', and
       'jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs' objects for consistency w/
       [IPP-NOT] and to reduce ambiguity about printer states inherent
       in RFC 1759.
   4)  Revised DESCRIPTION of 'jmPrinterEventV2Event' notification to
       add SHOULD (recommendation) for 'jmEventPrinterState',
       'jmEventPrinterStateReasons', and 'jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs'
       objects.
   5)  Revised 'SNMP Mapping for IPP Printer Events' section to add
       direct mapping of IPP notification attributes to
       'jmEventPrinterState', 'jmEventPrinterStateReasons', and
       'jmEventPrinterIsAcceptingJobs' objects.
   6)  Revised 'Rules for Encoding Notifications' section to add
       'jmEventPrinterState' and 'jmEventPrinterStateReasons'.
   7)  Revised 'IANA Considerations' section to specify there are none -
       no enumerated or keyword textual conventions are now defined in
       this document.
   8)  Revised 'Internationalization Considerations' section to specify
       that US English keywords are used in 'jmEventTriggerEvent',
       'jmEventPrinterState', and 'jmEventPrinterStateReasons' objects
       and thus no explicit natural language tagging is required.

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11.  Authors' Addresses

   Tom Hastings
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   Phone: +1 310-333-6413
   Email: hastings@cp10.es.xerox.com


   Ira McDonald
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   Phone: +1 906-494-2434 or +1 906-494-2697
   Email: imcdonald@sharplabs.com









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