>> And how is 'obj_ID' defined and initialised?
> obj_ID is initialized as:
> static oid obj_ID = { 1,3,6,1,4,1,343,2,10,3,5,1000,10,1 };
Hmmmm....
Shouldn't that be
static oid obj_ID[] = {....};
^^
An OID is an *array* of 'oid' subidentifier values, not just one.
>> Are you sending the trap from the main SNMP agent, or are you
>> working with an AgentX subagent?
>
> I'm sending traps from the AgentX subagent.
Maybe that's the difference then?
<tap, tap, tap>
Nope.
If I run my test from a subagent, that works properly as well.
I'm very suspicious about that missing array declaration, but if
that doesn't fix it, then you may need to dig a little deeper.
Perhaps run either the master or subagent in packet dump mode
(-d or -Ddump) and when the flurry of initial registrations has
died down, trigger this trap.
Try looking at the trap OID in the AgentX notification that's
sent between the two - is it correct (in which case the problem
lies in the master agent), or not (in the subagent).
> In windows SNMP API, the notification oid can be set to whatever
> required each time a trap is sent.
So it can with our API - it's just that there's a bug somewhere
that's breaking things for your setup.
Dave
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