The problem with the MIB is that is is not complete. It has to start with
1.3.6.1.4.1.9 (the basic Cisco OID) and go from there or mib2trap cannot
determine the OID. You have to work backwards through the MIB by hand or use
the MIB browser after you have loaded the MIB to determine what the OID should
be. Or else wait for one of the traps to arrive (if you can cause the router
to generate one that would be the easiest) and just look at the card. Support
can help you with the MIB if you open a problem.
James Shanks
Team Leader, Level 3 Support
Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT
"zainet.wbergba" <wolfgang.bergbauer@ibm.net> on 07/18/2000 04:25:15 AM
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Subject: [NV-L] ISDN Cisco Traps
Hi,
I would like to include ISDN Cisco Traps definitions into trapd.conf.
I downloaded the ISDN-MIB.my, issued a isdn2trap and get the following
message:
Enterprise object id not found for trap isdnMibCallInformation (6,1)
As I understand ASN.1 Format only the OID of the isdnMib is not defined
in the file because all the
other objects are deduced from the isdnMib OID.
Where can I find this OID, and how to include it into that file.
Are there other files I have to add to the ISDN-MIB.my file?
Thanks for your help
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