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Re: NetView - Tec slot mapping question

1999-11-24 09:41:26
Subject: Re: NetView - Tec slot mapping question
From: James Shanks <James_Shanks AT TIVOLI DOT COM>
To: nv-l AT lists.tivoli DOT com
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 09:41:26 -0500
It doesn't appear to be documented anywhere but  the following built-in
functions are available for slot mapping values in trapd.conf:
     $ENTERPRISE         gives the name of the enterprise id in trapd.conf (not
the dotted decimal .1.3.6.1.4.1.etc)
     $SPECIFIC      gives the specific trap number
     $TYPE               gives the generic trap number
     $COMMUNITY          gives the incoming trap's community string
     $SOURCE_TIME   gives the incoming trap's timestamp formatted into date and
time (e.g. "11/24/99 09:14:50")
     $AGENT_ADDR    gives the incoming trap's agent address in IP address dotted
decimal notation

If you want anything else, it has to be in a trap variable(so you can set it
with $Vn), or you have to hard-code it in the slot map.


James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support



Stephan Schwalb <sschwalb AT DEBIS DOT DE> on 11/24/99 04:17:44 AM

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Subject:  NetView - Tec slot mapping question




Hi all,

does anybody know how to map standard slots to new slots ???

I already did this for the variable slots (nv_var1 - nv_var15). There
this looks like:

BEGIN_SLOT_MAPPING
origin    $V2
nv_var16    $V7
END_SLOT_MAPPING

==> This fills the origin slot with the value of nv_var2 , and the
nv_var16 with the value
        of nv_var7

But I'm searching to use the nv_enterprise or nv_specific (or origin) as
source for a new slot like:

BEGIN_SLOT_MAPPING
nv_var17    ?????
END_SLOT_MAPPING

I don't know on how to address these slots ??
Can anybody help ????

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