Dave Shield wrote:
On Thu, 2005-10-06 at 12:55 -0700, John Hardin wrote:
Openview has a way to associate a severity with a trap at the mgmt station
but if you specify the severity in the MIB file it sets the default on load.
In which case, I'd say that it's up to the vendor who supplied t
On Thu, 2005-10-06 at 12:55 -0700, John Hardin wrote:
> True, and not all our traps are in set/clear pairs, but there is
> increasing customer/marketing pressure to go the set/clear route.
> ("You sent a coldStart but where's the coldStop?")
It is a superficially tempting position to take.
In som
omer likes it or not.
For example - 'authenticationFailure' traps are one-off events,
and can't sensibly be regarded as either Set or Clear traps.
'coldStart' and 'warmStart' traps could perhaps be regarded as
a sort-of "entrance" event, but won'
.
For example - 'authenticationFailure' traps are one-off events,
and can't sensibly be regarded as either Set or Clear traps.
'coldStart' and 'warmStart' traps could perhaps be regarded as
a sort-of "entrance" event, but won't necessaril
t - whether it's seen as an error (critical/major/minor), a
warning, part of normal operation, or whatever.
but all I wanted to know is if there is any standard way of doing it.
I don't believe so.
The whole idea of "severity" is not really part of standard SNMP,
so
whether it's seen as an error (critical/major/minor), a
warning, part of normal operation, or whatever.
> but all I wanted to know is if there is any standard way of doing it.
I don't believe so.
The whole idea of "severity" is not really part of standard SNMP,
so the idea
I could not find any information on
Clear Trap. Can anyone help me to find info on this.
And is there any standards defined for clear traps?
What exactly do you mean by a "clear trap" ?
Dave
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On Wed, 2005-10-05 at 09:47 +0200, Vishwanath Kalbagilmath wrote:
>I could not find any information on
> Clear Trap. Can anyone help me to find info on this.
> And is there any standards defined for clear traps?
What exactly do you mean by a "clear
Hello All,
I posted this question sometime back, but no luck.
Event after doing lot of google, I could not find any information on
Clear Trap. Can anyone help me to find info on this. Any link or doc
will be of great help.
And is there any standards defined for clear traps?
Thanks in adv
Hello All,
What is clear traps? where can I find info on this. How to generate
clear trap?
-- Vi
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