Ok, I have figured it out finally. For future reference, the issue I was running into was attempting to change the existing (pre-configured) PEF table items. The basic process I took to get SNMP trapping going out from the c6100 BMC is the following: Backup your configs using pef-config: pef-config -D LAN_2_0 -h xx.xx.xx.71 -u user -p pass -o -n hostname-bak.pef  Create a new pef file with the correct alerting rules, destinations, community string etc..: Section PEF_Conf    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF                                    Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF_Event_Messages                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF_Startup_Delay                      Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF_Alert_Startup_Delay                No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Alert_Action                           Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Power_Down_Action                      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Reset_Action                           No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Power_Cycle_Action                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_OEM_Action                             No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Diagnostic_Interrupt                   No    ## Give value in seconds    Startup_Delay                                 60    ## Give value in seconds    Alert_Startup_Delay                           10EndSectionSection Community_String    ## Give valid string    Community_String                              publicEndSectionSection Lan_Alert_Destination_1    ## Possible values: PET_Trap/OEM1/OEM2    Alert_Destination_Type                        PET_Trap    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Alert_Acknowledge                             No    ## Give valid unsigned number in seconds    Alert_Acknowledge_Timeout                     3    ## Give valid unsigned number    Alert_Retries                                 0    ## Possible values: Default/Backup    Alert_Gateway                                 Default    ## Give valid IP address    Alert_IP_Address                              xx.xx.xx.20    ## Give valid MAC address    Alert_MAC_Address                             00:00:00:00:00:00EndSectionSection Alert_Policy_1    ## Possible values: Always_Send_To_This_Destination/Proceed_To_Next_Entry/Do_Not_Proceed_Any_More_Entries/Proceed_To_Next_Entry_Different_Channel/Proceed_To_Next_Entry_Different_Destination_Type    Policy_Type                                   Always_Send_To_This_Destination    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Policy_Enabled                                Yes    ## Give a valid number    Policy_Number                                 1    ## Give a valid number    Destination_Selector                          1    ## Give a valid number (LAN = 1)    Channel_Number                                1    ## Give a valid number    Alert_String_Set_Selector                     0    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Specific_Alert_String                   NoEndSection  Duplicate the PEF Event_Filters 1-8 as Event_Filters 10-18. Change the Generator_Id_Byte_1 to 0xFF and the same for Byte_2. Match the Alert_Policy_Number, turn the filter on, etc., etc. Section Event_Filter_10    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Voltage    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x204    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_11    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Temperature    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x200    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_12    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Processor    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x12    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_13    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Fan    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x04    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_14    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Power_Supply    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x41    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_15    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Power_Unit    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x10    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_16    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Temperature    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0x2A    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x200    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSectionSection Event_Filter_17    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Software_Configurable    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           1    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Monitor    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0xFF    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0xFF    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Temperature    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0x2B    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x200    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSection Using pef-config, commit the changed configs to the BMC  pef-config -D LAN_2_0 -h xx.xx.xx.71 -u user -p pass -c -n modified-config.pef Using ipmitool, send a test event ***Make sure you don't test an event that you have set to power off as an action*** ipmitool -H xx.xx.xx.71 -U user -P pass -I lanplus event 2 Make sure that you see the event in the SEL: ipmitool -H xx.xx.xx.71 -U user -P pass -I lanplus sel list    9 | Pre-Init Time-stamp   | Voltage #0x60 | Lower Critical going low    a | Pre-Init Time-stamp   | System Event #0x71 | PEF Action | Asserted You should now see the trap in your NMS instance if everything is GTG. If you're using ZenOSS, make sure to have the proper Dell MIBs installed, particularly DELL-ASF-MIB For the record, Dell should change this particular procedure. Here are some additional resources that helped me, and will probably help others in this boat: [URL] [URL] [URL]
Hello,  I am attempting to configure 60 or so Dell c6100 BMC units to send out SNMP traps on any kind of warning/error shown in the SEL, but cannot seem to get it working appropriately. I have read the PowerEdge C System management document which recommends parsing the output of "ipmitool sel list", but would prefer to have the RAC send traps (some errors may not allow access to the operating system). I understand that it will only send a generic trap out, but this will be fine. I see that according to Dell's bmc book, PEF alerting is supported but cannot seem to get them alerting properly with ipmitool's event command. Has anyone done this previously who is able to offer any tips? I'm really pulling my hair out over this one :) Thanks in advance!  Event to send event: ipmitool -H xx.xx.xx.71 -U user -P pass -I lanplus event 2 Output of impitool fru: FRU Device Description : Builtin FRU Device (ID 0) Chassis Type             : Unspecified Chassis Part Number     : ������� Chassis Serial             :  Board Mfg Date        : Wed May  4 00:12:00 2011  Board Mfg             : Dell  Board Product         : PowerEdge  Board Serial          :  Board Part Number     : VL14MP1616  Product Manufacturer  : Dell  Product Name          : C6100  Product Part Number   : A00  Product Version       : A00  Product Serial        :  Product Asset Tag     :     Here are the current config snippets: Section PEF_Conf    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF                                    Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF_Event_Messages                     Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF_Startup_Delay                      Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_PEF_Alert_Startup_Delay                No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Alert_Action                           Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Power_Down_Action                      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Reset_Action                           No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Power_Cycle_Action                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_OEM_Action                             Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Diagnostic_Interrupt                   No    ## Give value in seconds    Startup_Delay                                 60    ## Give value in seconds    Alert_Startup_Delay                           10EndSectionSection Community_String    ## Give valid string    Community_String                              publicEndSectionSection Lan_Alert_Destination_1    ## Possible values: PET_Trap/OEM1/OEM2    Alert_Destination_Type                        PET_Trap    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Alert_Acknowledge                             No    ## Give valid unsigned number in seconds    Alert_Acknowledge_Timeout                     3    ## Give valid unsigned number    Alert_Retries                                 3    ## Possible values: Default/Backup    Alert_Gateway                                 Default    ## Give valid IP address    Alert_IP_Address                              xx.xx.xx.20    ## Give valid MAC address    Alert_MAC_Address                             00:00:00:00:00:00EndSection ...... Section Alert_Policy_1    ## Possible values: Always_Send_To_This_Destination/Proceed_To_Next_Entry/Do_Not_Proceed_Any_More_Entries/Proceed_To_Next_Entry_Different_Channel/Proceed_To_Next_Entry_Different_Destination_Type    Policy_Type                                   Always_Send_To_This_Destination    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Policy_Enabled                                Yes    ## Give a valid number    Policy_Number                                 1    ## Give a valid number    Destination_Selector                          1    ## Give a valid number (LAN = 1)    Channel_Number                                1    ## Give a valid number    Alert_String_Set_Selector                     0    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Specific_Alert_String                   NoEndSection  ......   Section Event_Filter_1    ## Possible values: Manufacturer_Pre_Configured/Software_Configurable/Reserved1/Reserved3    Filter_Type                                   Manufacturer_Pre_Configured    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Enable_Filter                                 Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Alert                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Off                 No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Reset                     No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Power_Cycle               No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Oem                       Yes    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Diagnostic_Interrupt      No    ## Possible values: Yes/No    Event_Filter_Action_Group_Control_Operation   No    ## Give a valid number    Alert_Policy_Number                           0    ## Give a valid number    Group_Control_Selector                        0    ## Possible values: Unspecified/Monitor/Information/OK/Non_Critical/Critical/Non_Recoverable    Event_Severity                                Unspecified    ## Specify a hex Slave Address or Software ID from Event Message or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_1                           0x20    ## Specify a hex Channel Number or LUN to match or 0xFF to Match Any    Generator_Id_Byte_2                           0x00    ## Specify a Sensor Type, via hex or see MAN page for string options    Sensor_Type                                   Voltage    ## Specify a Sensor Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Sensor_Number                                 0xFF    ## Specify a Event/Reading Type Number or 0xFF to Match Any    Event_Trigger                                 0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Offset_Mask                       0x204    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data1_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data2_Compare2                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_AND_Mask                          0x00    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare1                          0xFF    ## Give a valid number    Event_Data3_Compare2                          0x00EndSection
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