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Re: [nv-l] Netview Rules Examples
2003-09-11 18:50:22
Thanks for the help everyone. The varbinds are exactly what I thought they were. Coming from a Network Node Manager background, I am still getting used to the subtle differences between NetView and Network Node Manager.
Thanks Again
-Milt
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| John Bruer <ad572 AT yahoo DOT com>
09/11/2003 03:13 PM
Please respond to nv-l
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To: Milton W Bridges/CA/KAIPERM@Kaiperm
cc: nv-l AT lists.tivoli DOT com
Subject: Re: [nv-l] Netview Rules Examples |
Milton.W.Bridges AT kp DOT org writes:
> John:
> I've looked at those, but maybe you can answer a question for me? :-)
> When configuring the "Pass On Match" Node via the Rules Editor, I am unclear
> as what the Attribute Comparisons Selections are that are Numeric characters
> only. Are they arguments associated with a given trap?
> Thanks
> -Milt
If you are talking about the integers in the Event Attribut Selection
dialog box starting under the Community choice, those refer to
varbinds of the SNMP trap.
An snmp trap is a datagram that has a number of attributes including
EnterpriseID (OID)
Origin (ip address/hostname/fqdn)
Generic trap num
Specific Trap num
Community
and more...
and then a payload of varbinds/slots that might have more goodies:
varbind 1
varbind 2
.....
What's in the varbinds varies by trap. For example, a linkdown trap
might include the interface number in varbind 1, but a
ohNoWidgetExploded trap might contain a phone number to a doctor in
varbind 1. The MIB file for a particular device will give a
description of what each varbind of a particular trap contains.
My apologies if you already know these aspects of SNMP and I've gone
too far with this explanation.
Best Regards,
--
jb
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