On 30/03/07, Ward, Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> monitor -r 30 -o sysName.0 -o laNames -o laErrMessage
> "laTable" laErrorFlag != 0
> If I take the sysName bit out...
> It works OK.
That makes sense.
This is a wildcarded monitor entry, so it will match any
row where laErrorFlag.X is non-zero. It will then use
the matching index (X) when constructing the trap.
You've told it to add three varbinds - sysName.0,
laNames and laErrorMessage. All of these are
specfied as objects, so the agent will add the matching
index value X, to give
sysName.0.X laNames.X laErrorMessage.X
laNames.X and laErrorMessage.X are fine, but
sysName.0.X is bogus, so the agent can't construct
the varbind list for the trap.
Since this is already an exact instance, the agent doesn't
need to add the index value. But you need to tell it that
this *is* an exact instance.
Try
monitor -r 30 -i sysName.0 -o laNames -o laErrMessage
"laTable" laErrorFlag != 0
Dave
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