MIB in Solaris 8

Hello,
Our servers are currently monitored by a variety of services (HPOV, WUG, Netcool). There is no environmental monitoring currently performed. Environmental would include failed power supplies, hot of non-functioning fans, excessive chassis temp. There's something similar for Cisco like:
traps for environmental problems are:
(config)#snmp-server enable traps envmon ?
fan Enable SNMP envmon fan traps
shutdown Enable SNMP environmental monitor shutdown traps
status Enable SNMP environmental status change traps
supply Enable SNMP environmental monitor supply traps
temperature Enable SNMP environmental monitor temperature traps
The question here's. I know is something in Solaris 8 (MIB) that can trigger or tell us something of that kind of environmental issues, how could we setup or compile a MIB or MIBS so everytime those issues come out, we get a notification email for instance?
Thanks for any time and/or consideration you may have afforded my message

I used a downloaded PPPD from http://playground.sun.com/pppd/index.html with roaring penguin for my DSL connection.
Lee

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