| Roland,
I cut the following from the November-93 IETF RMON working group minutes:
>11. Page 76 of RFC 1271 refers to the Trap Document:
> The RMON Trap Document (I-D) expired but is referred to in RFC 1271. It
>seemed that most vendors had implemented the traps from the Trap Document and
>there seemed to be general consensus that it should be added to RFC 1271. A
>consensus on this will be referred to the RMON mail list.
So, I expect that the PacketProbe implements the defunct traps.
I can't find the old draft rmon trap document anywhere. When I retrieve
draft-ietf-rmon-trap-00.txt from the archives it says:
>This Internet Draft was deleted. For more information, send a message to
>
> [email protected].
>
If you can't find the old definitions anywhere, and you're desperate enough,
you can start with these (warning, these are constructed from my notes, not
from the old document):
>risingEvent TRAP-TYPE
> ENTERPRISE rmon -- the oid path to 'rmon'.
> VARIABLES { alarmIndex, alarmVariable, alarmSampleType,
> alarmValue, alarmRisingThreshold }
> DESCRIPTION
> "Sent when a rising event occurs."
> ::= 1
>
>fallingEvent TRAP-TYPE
> ENTERPRISE rmon
> VARIABLES { alarmIndex, alarmVariable, alarmSampleType,
> alarmValue, alarmFallingThreshold }
> DESCRIPTION
> "Sent when a falling event occurs."
> ::= 2
>
>packetMatch TRAP-TYPE
> ENTERPRISE rmon
> VARIABLES -- I don't recall.
> DESCRIPTION
> "Sent when a packet match occurs."
> ::= 3
-Shawn
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