Re: [nv-l] HP Printer Traps error

[usman.taokeer@s-iii.com]

Hi James,

I tired that(mib2trap) but its giving
me the following error:

C:\HP Printer MIBs>mib2trap trapmib.mib
hptrap.bat
         Errors
- no script generated.
Error defining TRAP-TYPE: Expected
'::=', found (::=1): On or around line 44

here's what is on from line 40-44:

periphStatusChange TRAP-TYPE
         
      ENTERPRISE        net-printer
         
      DESCRIPTION
         
              "The status of the
peripheral has changed"
        ::=1

I can send the entire mib file containing
all trap definitions for your reference as well if you say so!

Regards,
Usman Taokeer
Si3.

James Shanks <jshanks@us.ibm.com>
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Loading the MIB will not help.   NetView is different
from OpenView in this
regard and I cannot emphasize this often enough.

The "no format message" from trapd means that there is no definition
for
this trap in trapd.conf.
To add a definition, you either manually configure it with Trap Settings,
using the detailed information in trapd.log or you use the addtrap command.
If you have a MIB which describes those traps, then you can use mib2trap
on
the MIB file to create an addtrap script.
But merely loading the MIB will not help.

James Shanks
Level 3 Support  for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group


                    
                     
                     
          
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Okay I'm sorry the reason you are getting the "unknown format msg
is you
do not have the correct mib loaded for the device that is sending the
trap.
Can you identify the model of the printer that is sending the
traps?www.mibdepot.com is a good resource for mibs
 I don't process anything from printers so I may not be any further help.
with configs-

Use >Options>Load/Unload SNMP Mibs  drop down from the Netview
GUI to
add(load) new mibs,. ( Handy to know the location of the file  before
hand
though)

But if you don't want to see that msg, use >Options> Event Configuration:
Trap customization and set it to not log and not display. Do not forward
etc etc.

Regards,

Mike Noonkesser
Office 651-662-1012
Fax    651-662-2279



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Micheal,
Thats great i would use that to compile a rule for it for TEC, but what
should i do with Netview events.... will that fix the problem in NV as
well? Do i need to edit the trapd.conf file??

Regards,
~Usman


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Run : /usr/OV/bin/mib2trap <MIB NAME>.mib <MIB NAME.trap <MIB
NAME>.baroc

>From the dir you mib is in run mib2trap with output file being
hpstuff.trap and hpstuff.baroc being the baroc that will be loaded to TEC
if you are forwarding to TEC

mib2trap assists in event customization.

Usage:
   mib2trap <mib file> <output file> [<baroc file>]
[<base class>]
       <mib file> is your input mib definition file,
       <output file> will contain a series of 'addtrap'
commands,
       <baroc file> will contain baroc statements
to be used with T/EC.
       <base class> indicates the base class for the
optional baroc fil

Regards,

Mike Noonkesser
NV 7.1.3 Solaris



John M Gatrell <John.Gatrell@uk.ibm.com>
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You need to run the addtrap command with suitable parameters.

The infomation comes either from running mib2trap on the HP MIB and
capturing the output
in a script file. You can ignore errors from the rest of the mib as long
as something appears in the script file.

Or manually from looking in trapd.log.
In particular you need the 'Enterprise' number and the 'Specific' trap
number.

I seem to remember running mib2trap on a Unix version of Netview,
and taking the script across to the windows version, renaming it as a
'.bat'

It should also be possible to do the same through the graphical interface.



John Gatrell

>NV 7.1.4 FP03
>SA
>Windows 2000 SP4
> I am having a large number of errors on Netview stating
> 'trap found with no know format in trapd.conf' what do i need to do
get
it fixed?
> The traps are coming from a HP network printer.


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