Latest revision as of 14:19, 29 December 2006

How can I get the agent to include varbinds with an SNMPv1 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 API call 'send_trap_vars()' which takes the same generic/specific trap values as 'send_easy_trap()', plus the list of additional varbinds.

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
   

1. How do I write C code to integrate with the agent?
2. How does the agent fetch the value of a MIB variable from the system?
3. Mib2c complains about a missing "mib reference" - what does this mean?
4. Mib2c complains about not having a "valid OID" - what does this mean?
5. Why doesn't mib2c like the MIB file I'm giving it?
6. Mib2c ignores my MIB and generates a pair of 'mib-2' code files. Why?
7. What's the difference between the various mib2c configuration files?
8. Which mib2c configuration file should I use?
9. How can I have mib2c generate code for both scalars and tables?
10. Are there any examples, or documentation for generating MIB modules?
11. Where should I put the files produced by 'mib2c'?
12. Why doesn't my new MIB module report anything?
13. Why does the iterator call my get_{first,next} routines so often?
14. How can I get the agent to generate a trap (or inform)?
15. How can I get an AgentX sub-agent to generate a trap (or inform)?
16. How can I get the agent to send an SNMPv1 (or SNMPv2c) trap?
17. How can I get the agent to include varbinds with an SNMPv1 trap?
18. How can I get the agent to send an SNMPv1 enterprise-specific trap?
19. How can I get the agent to send an SNMPv3 trap (or inform)?
20. Why does calling 'send_v2trap' generate an SNMPv1 trap (or vice versa)?
21. How can I register a MIB module in a different (SNMPv3) context?