Hi,
I am trying to use the "monitor" directive to actively watch some
non-standard items on a Solaris system, but I sense I may be on a wild
goose chase. Should I be able to use "monitor" to essentially run a script
via "extend" in snmpd.conf to check for nsExtendResult != 0 and have a trap
triggered? My simple script here, which I can run via snmpget, never gets
run my snmpd.
extend failure /usr/local/bin/failure
monitor -r 1 -o nsExtendOutput1Line.7.102.97.105.108.117.114.101 "Failure
Check" nsExtendResult.7.102.97.1
05.108.117.114.101 != 0
# snmpget -l authNoPriv -c public -v 2c host
nsExtendResult.7.102.97.105.108.117.114.101
NET-SNMP-EXTEND-MIB::nsExtendResult."failure" = INTEGER: 2
Is this even possible? Am I missing something? Is there a better way?
If I did get it to run, do I need to create my own events to trigger a trap?
Thanks.
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