> From: X Z [mailto:b...@live.com]
> Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 8:40 AM
> 1. link up/down traps only sent after the snmpd is restarted. If I
> don't restart snmpd, there were no link up/down traps sent.
Even if this is an issue, the workaround is simple, yes?
> 2. There were too many link up/down traps after snmpd is restarted. I
> usually saw 3 link up traps and 6 link down traps even if I only
> brought down and up the interface once.
This is basically a known issue with the linkUp/linkDown strategy.
During initialization of the master agent and/or tyhe OS, links, or their
representation, may be reconfigured several times. The NMS is expected to
provide debouncing.
As for the question you're thinking but not asking, the answer is no -
it is not possible to program the agent such that traps are sent only when
service is interrupted due to link failure - too much out of band information
is needed to draw such conclusions.
HTH,
Mike
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