Hi folks,
Wondering if someone has a suggestion for why a trap from the Dialogic
device itself that reads fine in trapd.log would not make it through nvserverd
processing, yet a test trap I send using the trapgen commandline tool will? At
first I wondered if the brackets were causing trouble, but testing proved that’s
not the case. Looking for ideas before I start turning on tracing/opening a
PMR.
The ruleset is very simple, traps are filtered by Enterprise ID,
and forwarded to TEC.
This entry in trapd is from the device and never makes it to
nvserverd.log:
1228138568
3 Mon Dec 01 07:36:08 2008
10.15.0.22
A Dialogic DMG
Alarm
Trap: Alarm Index = 27, Alarm ID = 64, Severity = 2 (1 = most severe), Des
cription
= Gateway Warning, Device = 0, Message = VoIP[10.27.8.58] In-Service
This entry in trapd is from the trapgen tool, and makes it to nvserverd/TEC
with no problem
1228229728 3 Tue Dec 02 08:55:28 2008
10.30.15.120
A Dialogic DMG
Alarm Trap: Alarm Index = Test, Alarm ID = Test1, Severity =
Test2 (1 = most severe),
Description = Test3, Device = Test4, Message = Test[In Brackets]
message
I wonder if the device is passing hidden params or characters
that trapd’s fine with, but cause the ruleset to drop it.
Thanks!--Drew