Thanks Gary!!
That is a great suggestion. However, I do not have
NetView setup to recognize the routers as SNMP
devices.
My customer is only concerned with the TR0 on the
interfaces.
I did however come up with a solution:
I created a file, like someone suggested with two
columns. One with the Server Name and one with the
router name.
When a server trap comes in, I pass the NVATTR_2
variable to a script which finds that name in the file
and basically greps column 2(router name) and assigns
it to a $router variable, which the script then pings.
If the ping is successful, it returns a code of 0, if
it fails it returns a 1. Using a Inline Action Node, I
can stop the process.
Thanks Everyone!!
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