SNMP monitor adapter event


The elements contained in the SNMP monitor event are different, based on the value defined for the <mibs-directory> element in the adapter configuration.

The following table describes the elements of the SNMP monitor adapter event with <mibs-directory> element defined.The [confluence_table-plus] macro is a standalone macro and it cannot be used inline.

The following figure shows an XML sample of the SNMP monitor adapter event with <mibs-directory> defined.

XML sample of the SNMP monitor adapter event with <mibs-directory> element defined

 

<trap>
 <host>local host</host>
 <sysuptime>value in 1/100 seconds</sysuptime>
 <enterprise>text</enterprise>
 <trap-type>text</trap-type>
 <varbinds>
   <varbind>
     <oid>text</oid>
     <name>text</name>
     <value>text</value>
   </varbind>
 </varbinds>
</trap>

Note

To use the data from the monitor adapter event in a triggered process, a Job Input Parameter, inputevent, must be created on the Start activity of the process. The <data> element from the monitor adapter event populates this input. For more information, see Creating rules in the TrueSight Orchestration Platform online documentation.

The following table describes the elements of the SNMP monitor adapter event without the definition of the <mibs-directory> element.The [confluence_table-plus] macro is a standalone macro and it cannot be used inline.

The following figure shows an XML sample of the SNMP monitor adapter event without the <mibs-directory> element defined.

The sample is applicable for SNMPv1, SNMPv2, and SNMPv3 traps.

XML sample of the SNMP monitor adapter event without the <mibs-directory> element defined

 

<trap>
 <host>10.10.255.255</host>
 <sysuptime>value in 1/100 seconds</sysuptime>
 <enterprise>text</enterprise>
 <generic-trap-type>text</generic-trap-type>
 <specific-trap-type>text</specific-trap-type>
 <varbinds>
   <varbind>
     <oid>text</oid>
     <value>text</value>
   </varbind>
 </varbinds>
</trap>

 

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