HP SNMP/XL User's Guide (36922-90036)

44 Chapter3
Using SNMPUTIL
SNMP Command Files
request. If 0 is specified, the community name defaults
to public.
ENTERPRISE This is a required parameter. The enterprise name is an
object identifier that defines the entity generating the
SNMP trap. If you wish, this parameter can be set to 0,
and the command inserts the enterprise value for the
system where the trap is generated.
AGENT_ADDR This is a required parameter. It defines the IP address
of the node where the trap actually originated. This
parameter can be an IP address in dot notation or a
host name that is in the hosts database. If you wish,
this parameter can be set to 0, and the IP address of
the current node is used.
GENERIC_TRAP This is a required parameter. The generic_trap
must be a number between 1 and 6 where:
SPECIFIC_TRAP
1 — warmStart
2 — linkDown
3 — linkUp
4 — authentificationFailure
5 — egpNeighborLoss
6 — enterpriseSpecific
This is a required parameter. When the generic_trap value is 6, this
value is used to further define the trap that has occurred. This
parameter must be a positive number.
TIME_STAMP This is a required parameter. This parameter defines
the number of TimeTicks since the network entity has
been restarted. If you set this value to 0, the
time_stamp is computed by the SNMPTRAP command.
VARIABLE This is an optional parameter. This command accepts 0
to 5 fully qualified object identifiers as arguments. Each
variable has the format of A.B.C.D..., where A, B,C, and
D are subidentifiers in decimal notation.
TYPE This is an optional parameter which is paired up with a
variable and value. The type parameter must be one of
the following:
Integer, OctetString, ObjectIdentifier, Null,
IpAddress, Counter, Gauge, TimeTicks, or Opaque.
For a complete description of each type, refer to
RFC 1155.
VALUE This is an optional parameter. It defines the new value
for the variable specified. The value must be valid for
the type specified.