Hi all, Some additional information relating to this.
If I do: # snmptranslate -m ALL -T l | grep cabletime | grep -i started I get: .iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).private(4).enterprises(1).cabletime(5838). cabletimeTrapGroup(2).cabletimeTraps(1).evoTraps(10).evoEndpointTraps(1).evo EndpointTraps#(0).endpointStarted(1) Where is the 'evoEndpointTraps#' bit coming from? Andy > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Andy > Hawkins > Sent: 15 December 2005 11:31 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Traps fired with wrong OIDs > > > Hi, > > We've just started using net-snmp to fire traps from an > embedded device > we're developing. However, when we fire a trap (using > snmptrap) the OID that > is received by the manager appears to have a couple of extra > elements that > we're not expecting. > > The relevant sections of the MIBs are below (I can provide > full copies of > them if necessary): > > -- cabletime.mib -- > > CABLETIME-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN > > > IMPORTS > enterprises > FROM RFC1155-SMI > OBJECT-TYPE > FROM RFC-1212; > > > -- CORE STUFF > cabletime OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > enterprises 5838 } -- 1.3.6.1.4.1.5838 > > cabletimeDevices OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > cabletime 1 } -- 5838.1 > > > -- TRAPS > cabletimeTrapGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > cabletime 2 } -- 5838.2 > > cabletimeTraps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > cabletimeTrapGroup 1 } -- 5838.2.1 > cabletimeGenericTraps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cabletimeTraps > 1 } -- > 5838.2.1.1 > > cabletimeTrapVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > cabletimeTrapGroup 2 } -- > 5838.2.2 > cabletimeGenericTrapVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > cabletimeTrapVars 1 } -- > 5838.2.2.1 > > -- VARIABLES > cabletimeVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { > cabletime 3 } -- 5838.3 > cabletimeGenericVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cabletimeVars 1 > } -- 5838.3.1 > > > -- cabletime_evo.mib -- > > CABLETIME-EVO-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN > > IMPORTS > cabletime, cabletimeVars, cabletimeTraps, cabletimeTrapVars > FROM CABLETIME-MIB > enterprises > FROM RFC1155-SMI > OBJECT-TYPE > FROM RFC-1212; > > > evoVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cabletimeVars > 10 } -- 5838.3.10 > evoTraps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cabletimeTraps 10 } > -- 5838.2.1.10 > evoTrapVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cabletimeTrapVars 10 } > -- 5838.2.2.10 > > > END > > -- cabletime_evo_endpoint.mib -- > > CABLETIME-EVO-ENDPOINT-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN > > IMPORTS > evoVars, evoTraps, evoTrapVars > FROM CABLETIME-EVO-MIB > enterprises > FROM RFC1155-SMI > OBJECT-TYPE > FROM RFC-1212; > > > evoEndpointVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { evoVars > 1 } -- 5838.3.10.1 > evoEndpointTraps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { evoTraps 1 } > -- 5838.2.1.10.1 > evoEndpointTrapVars OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { evoTrapVars } > -- 5838.2.2.10.1 > > > -- VARIABLES > evoEndpointUpdate OBJECT-TYPE > SYNTAX INTEGER > ACCESS read-only > STATUS mandatory > DESCRIPTION > "The number of seconds this endpoint has been running" > ::= {evoEndpointVars 1} > > > -- TRAP VARIABLES > > evoEndpointUnitNumber OBJECT-TYPE > SYNTAX INTEGER > ACCESS read-only > STATUS mandatory > DESCRIPTION > "The unit number" > ::= {evoEndpointTrapVars 1} > > > > -- TRAPS > > endpointStarted TRAP-TYPE > ENTERPRISE evoEndpointTraps > VARIABLES { evoEndpointUnitNumber } > DESCRIPTION > "The Evo Endpoint has started" > ::= 1 > > END > > ---- > > When I fire the 'endpointStarted' trap using the following > command line: > > snmptrap -M /usr/share/snmp/mibs -d -v 1 -c public -m ALL 191.53.51.21 > endpointStarted 191.53.22.22 36 1 '' 'evoEndpointUnitNumber' 'i' '5' > > I would expect a trap to be fired with the OID > 1.3.6.1.4.1.5838.2.1.10.1 and > a trap number of 1 > > However, we actually get a trap fired with the OID > 1.3.6.1.4.1.5838.2.1.10.1.0.1 and a trap number of 1. > > Can anyone explain why the extra '.0.1' is being put into the OID? > > Thanks for any help you can provide, and I can obviously give more > information if requested. > > Andy > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. 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