Think of the first number as sort of a general category for a TRAP. The
range is 0 - 6 for this number. Int:0 - Int:5 are the standard default SNMP
TRAPs as defined by the ISO and the second number is always 0 for these
categories. Int:6 is the enterprise category and is used to indicate a
vendor supplied TRAP.
The second number indicates the specific condition, or error number, for a
vendor issued TRAP. This is a 32 bit number so it can theoretically range
into the billions.
I listed the default SNMP TRAPs below. In WUG these definitions are in the
file TRAPS.TXT including any vendor specific TRAPs that you compile using
MIB-EXTRACTOR.
Int:0 Int:0 - coldStart
Int:1 Int:0 - warmStart
Int:2 Int:0 - linkDown
Int:3 Int:0 - linkUp
Int:4 Int:0 - authenticationFailure
Int:5 Int:0 - egpNeighborLoss
Int:6 Int:? - enterprise
The following are two great web sites for SNMP resources.
http://www.snmplink.org/
http://www.simpleweb.org/
Good Luck,
Scott Taylor
-----Original Message-----
From: James Amann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 11:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WhatsUp Forum] SNMP Trap Question
In the following trap and many if not all others:
20030703 110714 EVENT SNMP Trap/Unsolicited xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Trap(linkUp)
Addr:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Int:4 Int:0 Tick:20:04:40
I am wondering what the two "Int" [ Int:4 Int:0 ] values denote. Any
help always appreciated. Thanks.
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