tomm3ke wrote: > No, all I want is a list of the 10 latest SNMP traps sent out by a device. A > collegue of mine has configured one himself, but could only get it to show > the latest SNMP trap message. > Unfortunately, he's on holiday and I can't reach him for information. > I used the standard probe on a connection that has our custom probe running, > but when I use the standard one, it loses it's connections and turns grey > with a question mark, nor does it show any SNMP trap messages. > > Help on the standard SNMP trap probe, or how to show the latest 10 SNMP traps > is appreciated. >
Make sure the type of probe in the <header> section is "custom-snmp-trap", and not just "custom-snmp". The former tells InterMapper to update the status only when a trap from the device is received. Also, traps are directed to the device with IP address. You can see all traps received in the Event Log window (Window -> Logs). Lines marked "TRAP" are from devices on a map. Lines marked "trap" are from devices that are not on a map. To write a probe that lists the last 10 SNMP traps, you will need to add CALCULATION variables to a probe like the trap example here: http://download.dartware.com/docs/DevGuide/Content/02-CustomProbes/trapexample.htm To store the history of a variable in a probe,use the CALCULATION type to store the previous value before setting the new one. This type of construct can be extended to the last 10 values. <snmp-device-variables> timeStampVar1, $timeStampVar, CALCULATION, "Timestamp1" timeStampVar, $TimeStamp, TRAPVARIABLE, "Timestamp" </snmp-device-variables> -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://forums.dartware.com/viewtopic.php?p=3591#3591 ____________________________________________________________________ List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/intermapper-talk%40list.dartware.com/ To unsubscribe: send email to: [email protected]
