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Not sure if this helps, but some dates/times are stored as "the number
of seconds since 1970" (possibly ignoring leap-seconds). I use Excel
and to map the stored data to a time and date I do:
Excel field: 36892 + (T - 978307200) / 86400
Set this field to be a "date and time" format
Point T to the numeric time value
where 978307200 represents "00:00 Jan 1st 2001", 86400 is the number
of seconds per say, and 36892 was what Excel called Jan 1st 2001.
Perl-lovers can use the time function in Perl to do something similar.
Of course you then need to allow for time-zone differences.
I don't know, without checking, whether the SNMP trap uses this format
- but the above info may help some people anyway :) .
Does the mib file (iss.mib) include any comments?
Jason
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001 13:18:49 +0200, you wrote:
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>Hi,
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>I am a bit confused about meaning of logEntryTime field in SNMP trap sent by
>RS sensor (when DetectorInfo, Warning or Error occures). How to interpret
>this field. It is not an UTC format.
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>Best regards
Jason.Renard at Mail.Com
Warning - all views expressed are my own.
I cannot guarantee the accuracy of everything
I've said - use it at your own risk.
