snmp_trap

address

IP address of the server to send the trap to. If no address is specified, the port and community options are ignored and the trap is sent to the server(s) specified by one or more Trap_Destination stanzas within the SNMP_TRAPS stanza in SNMP.

Warning#

Currently, the snmp_trap action does not fall back to the address configured in the Trap_Destination stanzas within the SNMP_TRAPS scope. As a workaround, use this hash element to configure an explicit trap address when sending a trap from Sieve.

port

UDP port number on the destination server, as specified by address, to send the trap to. The default port number is UDP port 162.

community

Set the Community option value to the desired SNMP community the traps are to be a part of. "Public" is the default value for this option.

mib

The object identifier (OID) to use for the trap. The default value is a generic trap using the OmniTI Enterprise MIB, "1.3.6.1.4.1.19552.1.4.7".

trapvar.type

The type of trap variable to send. This may be one of the following: "COUNTER", "GAUGE", "STRING", "IPADDRESS". "STRING" is the default value for this option.

trapvar.mib

The object identifier (OID) to use for the trap variable. The default value corresponds to a generic trap using the OmniTI Enterprise MIB and is "1.3.6.1.4.1.19552.1.4.1.0".

trapvar

The actual contents of the trap variable to send. This option specifies the data to be transferred in the trap.

if header :contains "X-Spam-Status" "Yes" {
        $hash = hash_create;
        hash_set $hash "trapvar" "SPAM detected";

        snmp_trap $hash;
        ec_action 550 "spam detected";
    }

if header :contains "X-Spam-Status" "Yes" {
        $hash = hash_create;
        hash_set $hash "address" "10.1.2.3";
        hash_set $hash "port" 1062;
        hash_set $hash "trapvar" "SPAM detected";

        snmp_trap $hash;
        ec_action 550 "spam detected";
    }