[tkined] Trick to traps on NT 4.0 with Tnm 3.0.0?

Tom Bertelson (saustin_deja@my-deja.com)
Wed, 30 Jun 1999 10:03:14 -0700

Hello,

I'm gradually porting some scotty scripts from
linux (tnm 2.1.10) over to NT 4.0 (trying both
2.1.10 and 3.0.0 with Tcl 8.0). I just located
the 3.0.0 help file and I think I'm making progress.

Right now I'm trying to get a trap callback
proc to execute. I have something like this
(3.0.0 version shown):

proc trapHandler {snmp_sess ip args } {
puts "Got trap from $ip via $snmp_sess"
# etc...

}

...

set trapper [snmp listener -port 162 -version SNMPv2c]
$trapper bind trap "trapHandler %S %A %V"

...

I never see my callback proc executed when traps arrive.

I've disabled the SNMP and SNMP Trap services on
NT (I was getting "can not bind socket: address
already in use" before).

Separately, I can run MG-Soft's MIB browser/trap ringer and verify the traps are arriving (from a variety of nodes).

I have Noblenet portmapper running, configured
for some other non-snmp ports.

Any help appreciated. Thanks

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