Mark Dollemore wrote:
I am trying to use snmptrapd to process large numbers of traps as
generated from our Trading Systems. Testing has shown that when large
number of traps are received (750+/sec) that traps are then dropped in
large quantities. Why is this happenning?, Can it be prevented?
Your Trading Systems send traps over udp to a single-threaded snmptrapd,
don't they? Dropped traps are *expected* behaviour then during "trap storms".
SNMP INFORMs are the right way to handle this as they require a SNMP RESPONSE
answer. Then the sender can continue to send the notification until it
finally gets a RESPONSE.
+Thomas
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