[tkined] Frame Relay Trap -> Interface?

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I can only reliably get this kind of information from the private mib for
my router (in my case wfSwSeries7 for Bay Networks). Are you loading /
using the Cisco mib ?

Peter.
---------------------- Forwarded by Peter Debono/BE/EUR/TCCC on 01/15/99
03:32 PM ---------------------------

Sean Watkins <sean@northrock.bm> on 01/06/99 03:03:30 PM

To: "'tkined@ibr.cs.tu-bs.de'" <tkined@ibr.cs.tu-bs.de>
cc: (bcc: Peter Debono/BE/EUR/TCCC)
Subject: [tkined] Frame Relay Trap -> Interface?

Hi,
I've written some scripts to work with Frame Relay DLCI Status change
traps.
For example:

gw3: Frame Relay DLCI Status Change Interface 2 DLCI 59 -> active
gw3: Frame Relay DLCI Status Change Interface 2 DLCI 59 -> invalid

Digging through all the interface and frame mibs, I can't seem to find any
way
to look the associated subinterface on
the router.

Ie,

When I see DLCI 59 on interface 2 change, I want to lookup the IP address
of
this subinterface. The config on the cisco
looks like:

interface Serial0/0.76 point-to-point
ip address 209.27.143.85 255.255.255.252
frame-relay interface-dlci 59
!

So I could say
gw3: Frame Relay DLCI Status Change Interface 2 DLCI 59
(209.27.143.85/255.255.255.252) -> Active

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Sean Watkins

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