> > You could use a script to monitor the logs and set your own
> SNMP OID values
> > using snmpset or similar. (part of the ucd-snmp and probably
> most other snmp
> > suites). You could then query these OID's...
>
> {shudder}
>
> Oooher, now that'd be _truely_ ugly. :-)
>
> Imagine - 40 users onna box, all hitting different domains, all the time.
>
> Hundreds, even thousands of different SNMP traps generated each minute.
>
> All flooding your management station's poor little head off.
>
> Yucko!
No, we're not talking traps here, the management machine polls for the data
as per its configuration. These are locally set OIDs.
Cheers,
Marty
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