--On mercredi 15 dÃcembre 2004 11:21 +0000 Tim Streater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 11:19 15/12/2004, Jerome Fleury wrote: >> Hi there, >> >> I find the SNMP Trap format of Intermapper too light. Let me explain my case. >> >> For map designs reasons, I like having short names on my maps (say 'gw1' >> instead of the full >> FQDN). My problem is that I send alerts through traps to some database, but >> the the trap >> arrives, I have no way to know exactly which host generated the trap since I >> may have >> different 'gw1' on differents maps (or even on the same map, since there are >> at different >> POPs) >> >> Would it be possible to include the IP address and/or FQDN of the host in >> the trap generated >> by Intermapper ? > > Jerome, > > In the short term, do your map names need to be quite that short? We have > names like ts1.uk1, > i.e. first terminal server in first UK PoP. Would that help? No, actually I would be OK with such names (gw1.xxx), but Intermapper doesn't let me choose that because I only have a choice between the long DNS name, and the short DNS name, which is only the first part of the DNS. I'd like to avoid using static names for my monitored devices and use the DNS resolver feature of Intermapper. jeje. ____________________________________________________________________ List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/intermapper-talk%40list.dartware.com/ To unsubscribe: send email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
