I have been following the net-snmp tutorial on creating a MIB.
The outline of the structure I have come up with so far is ...
AC-TRAPS-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
IMPORTS
stuff
FROM RFC blah
actrap MODULE-IDENTITY
LAST-UPDATED
ORGANIZATION
CONTACT-INFO
DESCRIPTION
etc
::= { Telindus 69 }
customerDetails OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { actrap 1 }
tcaphostname OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX DisplayString
ACCESS Not-accessible
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "TCAP hostname"
::= { customerDetails 1 }
aTrap TRAP-TYPE
ENTERPRISE customerDetails
VARIABLES { tcaphostname }
DESCRIPTION "The tcap hostname."
::= 1
When I compile this using the SNMP::MIB::Compiler Perl module from CPAN,
it compiles without error but doesn't produce a compiled MIB file.
I have tried various other vendor mib files and they have compiled ok,
AND dumped a compiled mib file.
Does the syntax look ok?
What I would also like to ask is, am I walking down the right path here.
What I am essentially trying to do is bolt on to the net-snmp Perl
Traphandler a method to translate the OID value to the relative OID
string by way of a lookup. The Perl Traphandler decodes the trap
beautifully. What I'm not sure about is whether there is already a
method to do this within the Traphandler. The SNMP::MIB::Compiler
provices method such as
- $mib->resolve_oid('ciscoConfig')
- $mib->convert_oid('1.3.6.1.4.1.9.8')
As ever, any suggestions would be greatly received
Thanks
Andy
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