#!/usr/local/bin/scotty
set s [snmp session -port 162]
proc printV {vbl {err "noError"} } {
if {$err == "noError"}
{
set oid [lindex $vbl 0]
set varType [lindex $vbl 1]
set val [lindex $vbl 2]
if [catch {mib name $oid} varName] {
puts $vbl
} else {
puts "$varName : $varType $val"
}
}
}
proc TrapSinkProc {s src vbl} {
set src [dns name $src]
puts "[clock format
[clock seconds]] [$s cget -version] trap from \[$src\]:"
foreach vb $vbl {
puts "[mib name [lindex $vb 0]] = [lindex $vb 2]"
}
puts "\n"
}
$s bind "" trap {TrapSinkProc %S
%A "%V"}
Hope this helps
Frieda van Rooyen wrote:
Hi,What more should I do to receive traps in Scotty.
I am sending traps from a Windows NT machine via the SNMP service
The Unix machine running Scotty's IP address is in the trap target list and
the community is public. This is now for SNMP on the NT workstation. The
SNMP Trap service is runningThe only thing I did on Scotty is to
1. Load the Mib with the traps.
2. Run straps and Scotty
3. Opened a session e.g. snmp session -addess ipaddress
4. Then bind e.g. snmp0 bind {} trap
What more do I need to do?
How do I see traps.
Please help.
Frieda
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