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type attribute

Specifies how the trap OID is constructed.

Content Type

EnumTrapOIDType

Parent

TrapOID

Remarks

The following values are supported:

Type Description
auto The resulting OID is the combination of VendorOID + DeviceOID + Param ID.
complete The complete trap OID is specified in TrapOID.
composed The resulting OID is the combination of VendorOID + DeviceOID + the value specified in TrapOID.
wildcard When set to wildcard, you can use an asterisk (*) in the OID in order to capture all traps that match this OID.

auto

The resulting OID is the combination of VendorOID + DeviceOID + Param ID.

Examples:

<Protocol xmlns="http://www.skyline.be/protocol">
   <VendorOID>1.3.6.1.4.1.8813.2.1</VendorOID>
   <DeviceOID>1000</DeviceOID>
   <Params>
   <Param id="5000">
      <Name>Trap Receiver</Name>
      <Description>Trap Received</Description>
      <Type>dummy</Type>
      <Display>
         <RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
      </Display>
      <SNMP>
         <Enabled>true</Enabled>
         <TrapOID setBindings="allBindingInfo" type="composed" ipid="4998">20</TrapOID>
      </SNMP>
   </Param>
   …
</Protocol>

In the example above, traps with OID "1.3.6.1.4.1.8813.2.1.1000.5000" will be captured.

complete

The complete trap OID is specified.

Examples:

<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.4.1.1773.1.1.1.1.0</OID>

composed

The resulting OID is the combination of VendorOID + DeviceOID + the value specified.

Examples:

<Protocol xmlns="http://www.skyline.be/protocol">
   <VendorOID>1.3.6.1.4.1.8813.2.1</VendorOID>
   <DeviceOID>1000</DeviceOID>
   <Params>
      <Param id="5000">
         <Name>Trap Receiver</Name>
         <Description>Trap Received</Description>
         <Type>dummy</Type>
         <Display>
            <RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
         </Display>
         <SNMP>
            <Enabled>true</Enabled>
            <TrapOID setBindings="allBindingInfo" type="composed" ipid="4998">20</TrapOID>
         </SNMP>
      </Param>
      ...
   </Params>
   ...
</Protocol>

In the example above, traps with OID “1.3.6.1.4.1.8813.2.1.1000.20” are captured.

wildcard

When set to wildcard, you can use an wildcard (*) in the OID in order to capture all traps that match this OID.

Examples:

<TrapOID checkBindings="2=*display*|3=id:102" setBindings="1,1012;2,1045" ipid="205" mapAlarm="TRUE|Severity:4:Normal,Normal;Warning,Warning*;Minor,Minor,Minor low,minor high;Major,Major*;Critical,Critica*;Timeout,Timeout;Information,Information|Value:A trap is received from '[1]': Parameter '[2]' has value '[3]'|Link:1,2" type="wildcard">1.3.6.1.4.1.8813.*</TrapOID>
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