Regarding traps generated by a Cisco FPR-1000 unit. We receive SNMP Traps to our surveillance system. The trap has OID: 1.3.6.1.2.1.88.2.0.2. This is the message:
[1]unkVar1=E1/9 interface threshold reached
[2]unkVar2=
[3]unkVar3=
[4]unkVar4=1.3.6.1.2.1.90.1.3.1.1.3.9.115.105.110.103.108.101.95.118.102.4.69.49.47.57.0.0.0
[5]unkVar5=1844674407
[6]unkVar6=11197637762657
[7]unkVar7=33242028350459
I have two questions: The default threshold should be 70% on interface load. The interface is 10Gbit and we rarely exceed 300Mbit. So why is interface 9 trigged at all?
Second: Is there a way to "decode" the information sent?
Regards / Fredrik
