Re: timeticks in second and send a easy trap

On 17/12/2007, Tako Chang <[email protected]> wrote:
> I find that TimeTicks is a basic type in snmp
> but it uses "1/100 second" as its unit.
>
> Dose some standard type that define in some MIB
> use "one second" as its unit?

There's no standard type (or Textual Convention) for
"one second" monitoring.   But there are several MIB
objects that report values in whole seconds.
   Simply define an INTEGER-valued object, and specify
a UNITS clause of "seconds".

See (for example):
    IP_MIB::ipReasmTimeout


> I define a trap in my MIB

What is the actualy definition of the trap/notification?

Dave

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