-----Original Message----- From: Thomas [mailto:tlp-hobbit at holme-pedersen.dk] Sent: Mon 7/18/2005 3:20 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] Handling SNMP traps with Hobbit
Hi andy,
I am using snmptt also but set it up using the mysql web page and then have a ext script to test if >any unacknowledged events are on the web page. My primary reason for doing it this way was that I was >not able to make sure that all traps were recorded. How do you make sure that 2 consecutive traps >from the same device are recorded both and not only the last ?
If two Normal traps arrive, only the last one will be seen. If a WARNING or CRITICAL trap arrives followed by a Normal trap, you will still get an alert for the yellow/red trap but you'll see the green trap on the page; however, the yellow/red trap should be in the history.
I wanted to include MySQL logging with SNMPTT, but haven't had a chance to work with it. I'd also want to have some link from the Hobbit status page to a SNMPTT web page so you could see all past alerts.
Instead of waiting or forcing a user to acknoledge a trap, I treat it like a regular alert.
Just wanted to keep it simple.
Also you mention the "problem" with classification. This has rased som issues in my organisation, >because some server people did not agree on a specific alert levels (ie CRITICAL etc). Do you edit >this by hand ?
I edited these by hand. We're fairly small, only two people receive network alerts, two receive server alerts; so, we didn't have any issues.
Thanks, Andy