Hello,
I am using Net-snmp along with snmptt in order to parse traps. I have an issue
here that I hope someone can help me resolve. I used the snmpttconvertmib
script that came with snmptt (which uses snmptranslate) to convert a psax120
mib. Everything seemed to work fine except when a trap came in, it was unable
to be matched to an OID.
Here is an example entry from my TrapFile file:
EVENT loginAuthSuccessNotify .1.3.6.1.4.1.1751.2.18.8.1.63 "Status Events"
Normal
FORMAT Info : Trap to notify a successful console login $*
SDESC
Info : Trap to notify a successful console login
authentication.
EDESC
Here some an example from my 'unknown trap' log file:
Wed Jan 12 11:24:14 2005: Unknown trap (.1.3.6.1.4.1.1751.2.18.8.1.0.64)
received from 101.12.150.4 at:
As you can see the trap comes in as 18.8.1.0.64 (extra 0) not 18.8.1.64 as
listed above. I did some digging and found out that the extra '0' is called
the instance sub-identifier. Is there any way to get snmptranslate to take
this extra 0 into consideration and add it to the output? Does anyone have any
info on how/what code is used in relation to the instance sub-identifier?
Any info would be great as I am at the end of the road with this right now.
Thanks,
Shain
Ps--of course when I manually add the extra 0 to the file the trap is parsed
fine...but I am trying to avoid having to edit each line of each file.
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