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string more_stuff[255]:=”Alarm Notification”;
Referencing variable names from Config.txt
Alarm Notification processes events of a specified type from specified devices. These
events are SNMP traps. Values contained in SNMP traps are mapped to variables that
are referenced in Alarm Notification scripts. All relevant variables are updated with
each incoming event.
Table 37 lists the four variables that are defined for all incoming events.
Table 37
Variables included in all incoming events
Name Type Contents
$CurrentTrapSource string Name or IP address of the event source
$CurrentTrapDevice string Name of the device as defined in the
configuration file
$CurrentTrapMajor string Major trap type
$CurrentTrapMinor string Minor trap type
The configuration file Config.txt contains a device definition for each type of device that
is monitored by OTM. The Devices.txt file contains a list of monitored devices. All
events from undefined devices are ignored. “Defining devices in Devices.txt” on
page 599.
The following example shows the standard configuration information required to
process events from Meridian 1 systems as contained in the Config.txt file:
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