Send Snmp Trap
Description
The Send SNMP trap action sends alert messages to a remote SNMP-enabled device.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Action name |
The name of the workflow action. |
Server |
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Server name / IP address |
The server host. |
Server port |
The server port (default 162). A value that is not a number is replaced by 162; a number that is not a valid port (for example 70000) makes the action false. |
OID |
The object identifier. |
Test connection |
Can be used to test the connection. |
Advanced |
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Target type |
Type of target: Community (SNMP V1) or User (SNMP V3). See the WARNING under Result. |
Community string |
A user id or password that allows access to a router’s or other device’s statistics (default |
User |
The username to connect to the server |
Passphrase |
The password to connect to the server |
Engine ID |
The context engine ID of the SNMP V3 trap (optional). |
Retry |
Number of retries. |
Timeout |
Timeout in milliseconds |
Message |
|
Message |
The message to send. |
Result
What this action passes on to the next action. See Action results for how results travel through a workflow.
| Result | Value |
|---|---|
True |
The trap was sent, with 0 errors. The action doesn’t wait for an answer, so it is also true when nothing listens on Server port. An empty Server name / IP address sends the trap to the local machine, and an empty OID or Message is sent as it is. |
False |
The number of errors is 1. Server name / IP address can’t be resolved, Server port is a number that is not a valid port (for example 70000), or OID is not a valid object identifier (for example |
Result files |
Passed on unchanged. |
Result rows |
Passed on unchanged. |