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TNM SNMP
Callback Scripts
| Callback
Scripts |
Description |
| %% |
Replaced with
a single percent. |
| %V |
Replaced
with the fully specified varbind list. |
| %R |
Replaced
with the request id. |
| %S |
Replaced
with the session name. |
| %E |
Replaced
with the error status |
| %I |
Replaced
with the error index. |
| %A |
Replaced
with the IP address of the peer sending the
packet. |
| %P |
Replaced
with the port number of the peer sending the packet. |
| %T |
Replaced
with the SNMP PDU type. Possible values for the PDU type are get, getnext,
getbulk, set, response, v1trap, v2trap, inform, or report. |
Many SNMP commands described
below allow you to invoke asynchronous SNMP operations.
Asynchronous SNMP operations
work by sending out a request without waiting for a response. The SNMP
protocol engine keeps track of asynchronous requests and processes callback
scripts once an answer for an asynchronous request is received or the request
times out.
The callback script is always
evaluated at global level. Special % escape sequences can be used in the
callback script to access details contained in the SNMP response. These
% escape sequences are substituted before the callback script is evaluated.
The substitution depends
on the character following the %, as defined in the list above.
Possible
values for the error status (%E) are:
noError
tooBig
noSuchName
badValue
readOnly
genErr
noAccess
wrongType
wrongLength
wrongEncoding
wrongValue
noCreation
inconsistentValue
resourceUnavailable
commitFailed
undoFailed
authorizationError
notWritable
inconsistentName
noResponse
endOfWalk.
The last two error codes are
generated internally by the protocol engine when a request times out or
when the end of an asynchronous walk has been reached.
The error index identifies
the element in the varbind list which caused an error. The index uses the
Tcl list numbering scheme where 0 refers to the first element of
the list. This is different from the SNMP numbering scheme, where the first
list element has the index value 1. The %I escape sequence will be replaced
by -1 if the error status is noError.
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