Weird SNMP Trap

[Frank Fock]

So "id" is also empty? Then it seems a fault
of the device. But before you contact the vendor
you should get a second proof, by using another
tool, for example, Etherreal (Sniffer) or
NET-SNMP's trap util.
(To prevent any misunderstandig: I trust SNMP++
but there could also be a problem with the setup,
for example ;-)

Frank

Kevin J. Schmidt wrote:
> Yes, that's right. I just wanted to make sure that the vendor wasn't
> doing something strange. 
> 
> So is my code to get the trap id correct? If so, then should I contact
> the vendor and ask what's going on or is setting the id optional?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 18:02, Frank Fock wrote:
> 
>>Hi Kevin,
>>
>>SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 traps do not have an enterprise
>>field, that's why it is empty. "id" will hold the
>>trap's notification OID.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>Frank
>>
>>Kevin J. Schmidt wrote:
>>
>>>I have a device that does not seem to be sending an enterprise id in its
>>>V2 trap. For example, the following code prints nothing:
>>>
>>>//in the callback
>>>Oid enterprise, id;
>>>...
>>>pdu.get_notify_id(id); // Get the specific Trap ID
>>>pdu.get_notify_enterprise(enterprise); // Get the Enterprise 
>>>cout << enterprise.get_printable() << endl;
>>>cout << id.get_printable() << endl;
>>>...
>>>
>>>I assume this is a foo-bar on the vendor's part, right? Are there any
>>>other methods I should be calling on the pdu object to get this
>>>information?
>>>
>>>I'm using SNMP++ version 3.2.2 on Linux.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>
>>