snmptrap["\.1\.3\.6\.1\.6\.3\.1\.1\.5\.[3-4]\D"]Hello everyone.
I configure an snmptrap item for capture linkDown/Up traps an one
trigger for the problem generation based on that item. This setup
it's for several network devices like routers and switches.
If an linkDown trap for the interface "Gi0/1" arrives to Zabbix,
the Problem it's generated correctly. If a new linkDown trap for
the interface "Gi0/3" arrives to Zabbix, no new problem it's
generated, because i don't know how to configure (or if it's
possible without SNMP polling) the expression or the item
identify the new trap like a new event.
This is the item configuration:
snmptrap["\.1\.3\.6\.1\.6\.3\.1\.1\.5\.[3-4]\D"]
How i can identify the linkDown/Up for each interface?
I tried several configurations with various functions like
diff(), trying to capture the SNMPINDEX in the expression but i
can't get this working.
Has anyone managed to achieve this or have a similar scenario?
Thanks in advance!
I configure an snmptrap item for capture linkDown/Up traps an one
trigger for the problem generation based on that item. This setup
it's for several network devices like routers and switches.
If an linkDown trap for the interface "Gi0/1" arrives to Zabbix,
the Problem it's generated correctly. If a new linkDown trap for
the interface "Gi0/3" arrives to Zabbix, no new problem it's
generated, because i don't know how to configure (or if it's
possible without SNMP polling) the expression or the item
identify the new trap like a new event.
This is the item configuration:
snmptrap["\.1\.3\.6\.1\.6\.3\.1\.1\.5\.[3-4]\D"]
How i can identify the linkDown/Up for each interface?
I tried several configurations with various functions like
diff(), trying to capture the SNMPINDEX in the expression but i
can't get this working.
Has anyone managed to achieve this or have a similar scenario?
Thanks in advance!