have a look at the concord eventdisp file. It has a good example of event 
filtering based on type and varbind values.
 
e.g.
# netHealthException - events start at 0x00011010, clear events start at 
0x00011100
0x00011001 R Aprisma.EventCondition,\
"{v 102} == {S \"Utilization Health Index\"}", "0x00011010 
102-103:102-103,21-22:21-22",\
"{v 102} == {S \"Collision Health Index\"}", "0x00011011 
102-103:102-103,21-22:21-22",\
"{v 102} == {S \"Error Health Index\"}", "0x00011012 
102-103:102-103,21-22:21-22",\
"{v 102} == {S \"Soft Error Health Index\"}", "0x00011013 
102-103:102-103,21-22:21-22",\
etc....
 
This is in $SPECROOT/SS/CsVendor/Concord
 
Have fun...
__________________________________________
Patrick Hopgood
Consultant

________________________________

From: Casebere, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 02-Dec-08 9:49 AM
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] Events being filtered by matching Varbinds?



Does anyone have an EventDisp file that I can reference for the correct syntax 
to filter events by matching a varbind string? We have one system sending 
thousands of traps and I would like to only show about 10 of the possible 
alarms by matching the card type in varbind 5. I figured if I could match the 
alarm type (maj,min,info) with the matching string (card type) listed in v5 I 
would be good but I can not get the alarm to filter correctly. I can't find an 
example of this being done anywhere. My last failed attempt looked like this:

 

0xfffff001 R Aprisma.EventCondition, \

             "{ v 5 } == { S \"FIBER-LK\" },  "0xfffff009 -:-", \

             "{ v 5 } == { S \"EXP-INTF\" },  "0xfffff009 -:-", \

             "{ v 5 } == { S \"IPMEDPRO\" },  "0xfffff009 -:-", \

             "{ v 5 } == { S \"SYS-LINK\" },  "0xfffff009 -:-", \    

             "{ v 5 } == { S \"SNI-BD\" },  "0xfffff009 -:-", \

 

Thanks for any help. 

 

Thanks,

Scott 

 

 


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