[snmp] RE: SNMP proxy - trap forwarding
Nookala, Sridevi (Sridevi)
snookala at alcatel-lucent.com
Thu Apr 12 13:25:40 BST 2007
Dear westhawk,
I was reading google and if an application is acting as a proxy and
forwarding traps looks like it needs to tag/append extra varbinds with
the actual remote agent information from RFC2576-MIB
Extra oid .1.3.6.1.6.3.18.1.3.0
This oid will take the value of the actual remote agent address
This is especially when proxying v2 traps.
I need confirmation from SNMP experts on if we should be tagging this
extra information
Thanks and waiting for your response
Sri
________________________________
From: Nookala, Sridevi (Sridevi)
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 12:23 PM
To: Nookala, Sridevi (Sridevi); 'snmp at snmp.westhawk.co.uk'
Subject: RE: SNMP proxy - trap forwarding
Dear westhawk,
Can somebody also enlighten me if the application acting as a proxy
forwarder should tag in additional varbinds other than those varbinds
that came in the original trap.
Any links/pointers to RFC's would be great
-thx,
Sri
________________________________
From: Nookala, Sridevi (Sridevi)
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 10:45 AM
To: 'snmp at snmp.westhawk.co.uk'
Subject: SNMP proxy - trap forwarding
Dear westhawk team,
We use westhawk stack for northbound trap forwarding.
My server listens for traps from multiple agents.
Some forward v1 and some v2
My server acts as a proxy. I simply pass thru v1 / v2 traps to
northbound destinations.
By pass thru I mean I make a new v1trappdu for incoming v1 and new v2
trap pdu for incoming v2.
I copy the varbinds from in the incoming trap.
In this process, the Source of the trap is changed to my Server's IP
address.
Folks /Customers at the northbound don't want to see the proxy ip
address and want to see the actual agent address.
How can I achieve this with the stack ? westhawk api
I hope my question is clear
This is urgent and any response will be greatly valued and welcomed.
The platform is SUN solaris 9 and stack version is snmp 4.13
-thx,
Sri
More information about the snmp
mailing list