On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:12:47 -0700 (PDT) Mihir wrote:
ML> Now, when I generate a trap with an object that has a wrong 'type',
ML> snmptrapd rightly complains with a message like:
ML> "Wrong Type (should be INTEGER): STRING: "foo"
ML>
ML> However when I generate a trap for an object defined to be of
ML> SYNTAX INTEGER ( 0..100)
ML>
ML> .. with a value of 102, snmptrapd does not complain.
ML>
ML> Is there anyway I can make snmptrapd complain about this? Is this
ML> information available in the tree that is populated when the MIB file
ML> is parsed?
The info should be in the tree, so you could add some code to snmptrapd to
check ranges. I think snmpset does this type of checking, so you could start
looking there... you might even make snmptrap check this and complain before
sending the trap...
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