>>>>> Brock Rycenga writes:
Brock> I would like to configure Scotty (or Tnm, or Tcl, whatever)
Brock> such that it will receive a trap from a Fore switch hanging off
Brock> our network. Do I need to configure to listen on port 162?
No. The truth is that scotty is currently only able to receive traps
from port 162.
Brock> How does the switch know to send the trap to my PC?
Usually vendor specific configuration. There is now a standard MIB for
configuring notification targets, but I suspect that most switches
still use proprietary MIB extensions.
Brock> Can anyone provide me with a simple example?
The precise Tcl syntax depends on your scotty version. In Tnm 3.0, you
should be able to do the following:
set nr [snmp listener]
$nr bind trap { puts "%V" }
With Tnm 2.1.X, you would do:
set nr [snmp session]
$nr bind {} trap { puts "%V" }
/js
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