RE: [nv-l] vpxdTrap
2004-11-18 14:51:42
Thanks James--it is an acknowledged bug with VMWare either at the agent
or the MIB. They have decided not to fix it, rather make customers wait for the
next version. We can't wait for them. I figured there was a way to look at what
the trap actually sent and adjust NV accordingly. Unless someone eyeballs
something obvious I figured the next step is to do a hex dump to see exactly
what is coming across. But it does look like what you are listing
below--ENTERPRISE. I will try to trick it one more time before hex
dumping.
Well, Drew,
you'd probably have to get a hexdump of the incoming trap in a trapd.trace,
and post it here (or open a problem send it to IBM Support), for me to be
sure, but looking at the output message, I'd say offhand that the agent is
sending the trap like this:
Enterprise 1.3.6.1.4.1 generic
6 specific 6876
which is
why your definition isn't formatting the trap.
trapd.conf already has definitions for 1.3.6.1.4.1
(called ENTERPRISES) but they only contain the generic entries for
coldStart, warmStart, and so on (0 - 5). Vendors are supposed to add their vendor number when they send unique
traps. You could always try adding an entry , say ENTERPRISE6 for
generic 6 and specific 6876 and see whether that formats correctly. This
would get you out of your current problem, but it exposes another.
If I'm right about this, then there is a
bug here, either in what vmware is sending, or in how trapd is reading it.
If you like, NetView support can help you determine which, but
you'll have to open that problem and send the trace.
James Shanks Level 3 Support for Tivoli
NetView for UNIX and Windows Tivoli Software / IBM Software
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