FAQ:Coding 18
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How can I get the agent to send an SNMPv1 enterprise-specific trap?
There are two ways to do this. You can either use the
'send_v2trap()' call and give a varbind list,
starting with
the v2-equivalent of the SNMPv1 trap, followed by the
additional varbinds.
Alternatively, you can use the (undocumented) API call
'send_enterprise_trap_vars()' which takes the same parameters
as 'send_trap_vars()', plus the enterprise OID to use (in the
usual name/length form). See the code file 'agent_trap.c'
In either case, you also need to have 'trapsink' in the
snmpd.conf file. The resulting trap will be identical,
whichever approach is used.
FAQ:Coding
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