Re: Can snmpd do different actions based on incoming port?

On 5 April 2012 00:53, JP Vossen <[email protected]> wrote:
> I know I can use one or more "forward default 10.10.10.10:162" lines in
> 'snmptrapd.conf' to forward traps to another host.  I also know I can
> listen on more than 1 port, say 162 and 5162 [1].  Once I do that, I'd
> like to do something different based on which port the trap came in on.
>
> At a high level can I do this?

The simplest way would be to run two separate trap receivers,
with different config files, each listening on one of the two ports.
I doubt that a single trap receiver process could distinguish
between the incoming port in this way.

   At least not without hacking the code - if you do manage to
add this functionality, please consider feeding the patches back
to the project so that others can benefit too.

Dave

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