Interpretation of the events of SNMP Trap

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• Someone at - it successfully configured the cartridge of integration Foglight for receptions of SNMP Trap and corresponding alert?

  I have a use case, by which we receive------ingest SNMP devices SAN Hitachi interruptions in our Foglight 5.6.5 instance.   We have the cartridge installed and loaded 5.6.3 integration and full access to the dashboard integration.  Can anyone shed light on what are the next steps?

  Daisy,

  I recommend that you look at the information of the community of http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/performance-monitoring/foglight-administrators/f/4788/t/19552981.aspx#6115

  Bart has contributed to the discussion of SNMP traps.

  David Mendoza

• Disable vEthernet snmp trap-the link on 1000v status

  Hello-

  Are there options to disable the registered link interruption snmp on the 1000v Veth interfaces?  The normal 'without snmp trap the status of the link"command is not available on a Vethernet interface on port-profile.  You can do it on the connection ports rising physics, but who don't buy me anything.  The example of this shows doc you can, but that doesn't seem correct to me, http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus1000/sw/4_2_1_s_v_1_4/command/reference/n1000v_cmds_s.html#wp1309091

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  Thanks in advance

  Hey Chad,.

  I created the Bug next to track this problem in versions 1.4 and 1. 4A:

  CSCtx41516 - Disable 'snmp trap link-status' on a vethernet interface

  Essentially, it is a summary of the discussion in this thread and try I did accordingly. If all goes well, you should be able to find out.

  With respect to the request to apply the configuration to the port-profile level, I went back and tested whether this feature was never available in SV1(3b), (3d) SV1, SV1 (4) and SV1(4a). The answer to that is unfortunately not.

  If you need this feature, because it would be beneficial in your environment where you create interfaces vethernet 1000 +, I recommend that join you your team account/sales and put in place a business case for the feature request. They can help to put it together and try to get the feature approved by the developers and the Business Unit request.

  I would like to know if there is something else.

  Thank you

  Michael

• SNMP Trap before rule Doc

  Is it set somewhere that that the fields are in the rule before SNMP trap. When I separate data, I understand the data essentially looks like this for all the pitfalls:

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.1 = STRING: "Global restorations were 6% on server \"IT_Infrastructure_GOLD_c1\. This exceeds the threshold of 4% warning. »

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.2 = STRING: "PerformaSureAgent".

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.3 = STRING: "9bb99684-93f5-4d82-90f1-90f6322c1f7d".

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.4 = STRING: "WAS7PROD-mw-genprod-004-IT_Infrastructure_GOLD_c1.

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.5 = STRING: "f745c1c4-8317-4c69-82b8-a926960a9f27".

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  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.9 = STRING: '2 '.

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.10 = STRING: "server1.xyz.com".

  SNMPv2 - SMI:enterprises.7572.1.4.11 = STRING: "10.12.34.172".

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  It seems that each line represents a specific variable (or given) associated with the alarm has been triggered. For example, the first line is the message... but I would like to be able to map each row above it is "foglight Name" in our Splunk environment... I can guess on most of them, but if it has been documented somewhere I would feel better about A) do it properly mapped and B) have a place to look for potential changes during the Foglight upgrade in the future.

  I am happy to hear from you to find what you are looking for.

  There is also documentation for the SNMP Trap before rule, if you need it: http://edocs.quest.com/foglight/5610/doc/Core/AdministrationConfiguration/FineTuning_Ref.22.php

• How to deploy the agent SNMP trap receiver

  How to deploy the agent SNMP trap receiver

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• Error e/s file not trapped by the event listener

  Does not appear that the file IO error is trapped by the IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR event

  as described in the documentation and the examples I looked at.

  My test code is listed below - if there is no such thing as drive P generates a file IO error (#2038)

  which it should - but it doesn't. "t get trapped in the event file.

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      var tmpPDF:File = File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("rpt_RegionalManagers.pdf");
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      if (copyToMissingFolder.exists) {
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      }
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      }
   
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      trace('copied to missing docs folder');
   
  }
   
  private function pdfCopyError(evt:IOErrorEvent):void {
      trace('PDF Copy From Network Error');
      trace('Error Message: ' + evt.text);
      removeFileListeners();
  }
   

  None of the trace messages of the IOErrorevent - just debugging and error function:

  P:\safety\Initials-DDMMYYYY-SafetySheet.PDF

  MissingFolder DO NOT exist

  Error: Error #2038: file IO error.

  to flash.filesystem::File/copyTo()

  Hello

  There are two different things-

  1 IOError

  2 IOErrorEvent

  Errors (including IOError) is thrown synchronously and must be captured using the try/catch statements. Infact, the copyTo method documentation indicates clearly that he thorows IOError, so you should use it inside try / catch statement to intercept him.

  Events (including IOErrorEvent) are raised asynchronously, for operations that are performed asynchronously. For example copyToAsync method, such as documented, can cause ioError events and generation of complete. Where as copyTo method does not all events (once already documented).

• Digital button & code that must run outside the switch of the event

  I have an interesting situation.  I have a command button which I activated the control via the mouse wheel of the user (thanks to great examples of code herein for one!). To do this I like, I had to put the processing part of the code outside the set event button, such that the value of the output of the control would be updated immediately.

  The only problem with this methodology which is then when the user closes the Panel and the button control is a final reminder, this block of code is executed one last time, which translates into a non fatal error "invalid control ID '.  The solution here is relevant, but is not ideal as shown above.

  My solution feels like a hack, but tell me what you think - trap on EVENT_DISCARD and back at the beginning.  Seems to work, just feels like a patch.  Here is the code:

  int CVICALLBACK KnobCallback(int panel, int control, int event, void *callbackData, int eventData1, int eventData2)
  {
      int prevValue = 0;
      int currValue;          // current value of knob control, range = 0-100
      double currMotor = 0;
      double currMeter = 0;
      double idealMotor = 0;
      double currVoltage;
      int max, min, inc;
  
      // find the range values set in the UIR control:
      GetCtrlAttribute(panel, control, ATTR_MIN_VALUE, &min);
      GetCtrlAttribute(panel, control, ATTR_MAX_VALUE, &max);
      GetCtrlAttribute(panel, control, ATTR_INCR_VALUE, &inc);
  
      // load the current control changed value:
      GetCtrlVal(panel, control, &currValue);
  
      switch (event)
      {
          case EVENT_COMMIT:  // any control commit:
              break;
  
          case EVENT_MOUSE_WHEEL_SCROLL:
  
              switch (eventData1)
              {
                  case MOUSE_WHEEL_SCROLL_UP:
                      if (currValue < max)
                          currValue += inc;  // increment 1 step at a time, not eventData2 number of steps (Windows scroll wheel number)
                      else
                      {
                          currValue = max;    // hold at max
                          return 1;   // Swallow event to prevent from updating UIR
                      }
                      break;
  
                  case MOUSE_WHEEL_SCROLL_DOWN:
                      if (currValue > min)
                          currValue -= inc;  // decrement 1 step at a time, not eventData2 number of steps (Windows scroll wheel number)
                      else
                      {
                          currValue = min;    // hold at min
                          return 1;   // Swallow event to prevent from updating UIR
                      }
                      break;
  
                  case MOUSE_WHEEL_PAGE_UP:
                      if (currValue < max)
                          currValue += (inc * 5);  // eventData2 = 0 when PAGE up/down
                      else
                      {
                          currValue = max;    // hold at max
                          return 1;   // Swallow event to prevent from updating UIR
                      }
                      break;
  
                  case MOUSE_WHEEL_PAGE_DOWN:
                      if (currValue > min)
                          currValue -= (inc * 5);  // eventData2 = 0 when PAGE up/down
                      else
                      {
                          currValue = min;    // hold at min
                          return 1;   // Swallow event to prevent from updating UIR
                      }
                      break;
              }
              SetCtrlVal(panel, control, currValue);  // update control with processed value
              break;
  
          case EVENT_VAL_CHANGED:
              if ((currValue < prevValue) && (currValue > min))         // decrementing above floor
              {
                  currValue -= inc;
              }
              else if ((currValue > prevValue) && (currValue < max))        // incrementing below ceiling
              {
                  currValue += inc;
              }
              else if (currValue = max) // TODO: this condition doesn't work as expected; control doesn't trap for wrap-around from max to min, vice versa
              {
                  currValue = max;    // hold at max
                  return 1;   // Swallow event to prevent from updating UIR
              }
              else if (currValue = min) // TODO: this condition doesn't work as expected; control doesn't trap for wrap-around from max to min, vice versa
              {
                  currValue = min;    // hold at min
                  return 1;   // Swallow event to prevent from updating UIR
              }
              SetCtrlVal(panel, control, currValue);  // update control with processed value
              prevValue = currValue;  // update state variable
              break;
  
          case EVENT_DISCARD:
              return 0;   // TODO: bug fix for quitting cleanly, so that the code outside of the event switch doesn't execute one last time when the panel is quit.
              break;
  
      }   // end switch
  
      currVoltage =  (currValue * MOTOR_VOLT_STEP) + MOTOR_VOLT_MIN;
      currMotor = LabJackTimer(LABJACK_TIMER0);
      idealMotor = MOTOR_SLOPE * currVoltage;
  
      if (abs((int)(currMotor - idealMotor)) < MOTOR_TOL)
      {
          SetCtrlVal(panel, MAINPANEL_TEXTMSG6, "GOOD");
          SetCtrlAttribute(panel, MAINPANEL_TEXTMSG6, ATTR_TEXT_BGCOLOR, VAL_GREEN);
      }
      else
      {
          SetCtrlVal(panel,MAINPANEL_TEXTMSG6,"FAIL");
          SetCtrlAttribute(panel, MAINPANEL_TEXTMSG6, ATTR_TEXT_BGCOLOR, VAL_RED);
      }
      return 0;
  }
  

  I suggest to put the code SetCtrlVal fragment in a separate function and call this function for the correct event only; at present, it is called for any event, including the event throwing...

  In addition, there is no need to recall the values min/max/inc of your control each time, once the start programme should be enough

• How will I know if a program must be bypassed through firewalls (SNMP Trap)

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  Hello

  Method 1:

   

  I suggest you consult the below the article that explains what the SNMP and traps are:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/172879

  Method 2:

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• Generate SNMP traps for monitoring tests

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• Configuration of SNMP Traps

  Hey guys,.

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  Nik

  The trap of the 'config' allows the ciscoConfigManEvent notification, which is triggered when you exit the configuration mode or make a SNMP set.

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• Is there a complete list of the event log error codes and their meanings

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  It does not exist.

  For reports on Windows XP Event Viewer and older versions of this web site are as useful as any:
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  For Vista and Windows 7 Google is the best source of information. Search for selected text in the Description part of the report (not of the particular words of phrases) that "this exact word or phrase" Gets the best results. Focus on Social Technet and Microsoft Answers reports in the last 12 months. Look elsewhere if a response is difficult to find.

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  2 Event Viewer includes four major newspapers in Windows. These are application, security and system with Applications and Service logs as a source more details... For purposes of troubleshooting system is by far the most important.

  3. to access the system log, select Start, Control Panel, administrative tools, Event Viewer, in the list on the left of the window select Windows and the system logs. Place the cursor on the system, right click and select filter current log. Check the front of the error and click OK and see you only reports errors. Click the Date and time column header to sort. You may need to click a second time to see the last report above.

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  5. He cautioned against three types of reports, information, and reports errors. In most situations, it is the error reports that offer the best information but sometimes WARNING reports provide useful clues.

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  7. in the individual reports the most important information is the event ID and Source such as these help when looking for help on the internet. The description is just as important and copy the exact text to use as search criteria greatly helps achieve better results when using Google. Not paraphrase descriptions when other people asking for help.