Re: Trap OID has a 0 before it?

On 03/09/07, Edison C. <cedi@sonata-software.com> wrote:
> When I try the following the command on a sample MIB file(attached
> below)
> snmptranslate -M+. -mNSMAIL-MIB -Tp -IR netscape
> I got the following output -
> +--netscape(1450)
> |
> +--netscape#(0)
> | |
> | +--nsMailServerStart(5002)


> Could some tell me why does the netscape#(0) node gets added
> automatically?

See RFC 2576, section 3.1, item (2).

> And is there any way to disable it?

No.

snmptranslate is taking an SMIv1 TRAP-TYPE definition
(which does not evaluate to an OID), and mapping it into
the equivalent SMIv2 NOTIFICATION-TYPE OID, according
to the rules in RFC 2576.
This includes an intermediate '0' subidentifier.

Dave

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