which mib file to use?

[chloi]

hi, if i use the following snmp trap, which mib file should i use for identify the trap?

snmp trap-type enterprise

snmp trap-type generic

snmp trap-type enterprise login-failure

snmp trap-type enterprise reload

snmp trap-type enterprise service-transition

snmp trap-type enterprise isc-lifetick-failure

snmp trap-type enterprise chmgr-module-transition

snmp trap-type enterprise chmgr-ps-transition

snmp trap-type enterprise redundancy-transition

[hdecreis]

Hi Choon,

for the specific enterprise traps, these files

should be the good ones:

v2/terminalmgmt.mib: apTermSessLoginFailureTrap

v2/enetext.mib: apEnetISCLifetickTrap

v2/svcext.mib: apSvcTransitionTrap

v2/apipv4.mib: apIpv4RedundancyTrap

v2/chassismgrext.mib: apChassisMgrExtPsTrap

v2/chassismgrext.mib: apChassisMgrExtModuleTrap

v2/snmpext.mib: apSnmpExtReloadTrap

[chloi]

hi, if i have this trap:

Tue Sep 21 17:48:57 2004;10.200.62.190;LDAP_LoadBalancer2;enterprise specific: 1.3.6.1.4.1.2467.1.39;2.4294967215;Inter-Switch Communications Lifetick Failure on 1/9;Tr

apEnD;

what does that 2.4294967215 means?

[hdecreis]

Hello,

No idea about the "2.4294967215" value...

What snmp tool did you use to interpret the trap ?

What does "sh log traplog" shows on the CSS at

the time you received the trap ?

[chloi]

hi, this is the trap shown in traplog:

09/21/2004 01:48:41:Enterprise:(null):ISC Lifetick Failure on 1/9

pls ignore the timestamp.

am using watchMark to capture the trap.