9.5. Input parameters passed on running programs
Besides parameters specified in the configuration file,
each program receives data included in a SNMP-Trap message as
its input parameters. They could be as follows:
Table 9.2. Arguments meaning
| Argument name |
Description |
| -s address |
IP address of a sender of a message. |
| -a address |
IP address of an agent - a sender of a message. |
| -c community |
Community of a message. |
| -e enterprise |
Identifier of enterprise in MIB. |
| -g generic_type |
A generic type of a message (only in SNMPv1). |
| -p specific_type |
A specific number of a message (only in SNMPv1). |
| -n notify_oid |
Identifier (OID) of a message in MIB (only in SNMPv2). |
| -t timestamp |
A timestamp of a message. |
Variables included in the message are given at the end of a list
of input arguments and without a preceded switch. Each variable is
taken in square brackets and it has the following format: [OID: value],
where OID is a variable identifier in MIB and
value is a value of this variable.
