SNMP Manager Programmer's Guide

Reference Summary
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Sample Manager Invocation
generic-trap-
identifier
One of the standard generic trap integers or string values:
0 (coldStart)
1 (warmStart)
2 (linkDown)
3 (linkUp)
4 (authenticationFailure)
5 (egpNeighborLoss)
6 (enterpriseSpecific)
The default is 0.
specific-
trap-number
An enterprise-defined integer that characterizes the trap in greater
detail. The default is 0.
timestamp
An unsigned integer to assign to the timestamp field in the trap
PDU. The default is 0.
trap-
destination-
port
The UDP destination port for the trap. The default is 162.
target-host-
identifier
The NonStop Kernel node name or IP address of the target
manager’s host. Omit the backslash when specifying a NonStop
Kernel node name.
MIB-object
The instance of a MIB object for which you want to create a
variable binding. If the object is a MIB-II object, you can refer to
it by name or using the dotted OID format; use the dotted OID
format for objects that are not MIB-II objects. You can specify
as many as 16 MIB objects.
data-type
The SNMP data type of a MIB object when it is not a MIB-II
object. It must be one of these values:
OCTET_STRING
DisplayString
OBJECT_IDENTIFIER
NULL
INTEGER
IpAddress
Counter
Gauge
TimeTicks
Opaque
value
The value of a MIB object. Enclose strings in double quotation
marks (""), use a colon (:) to specify binary data, and use the
dotted notation (1.2.3.4) or NonStop Kernel node name for IP
addresses.