Sample 1 : PRTRAP.VBS
Prints out details of all traps in a trap database (VOTRP) file.
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VBScript (prtrap.vbs) |
Sample 2 : CTRLTRAP.VBS
Start the trap receiver, process a number of traps in real time (as they arrive), then close the trap receiver. |
VBScript (ctrltrap.vbs) |
Sample 3 : PRWALKER.VBS
Print out contents of a MIB walk database. |
VBScript (prwalker.vbs) |
Sample 4 : OIDTRANS.VBS
Lookup the OID of any given SNMP node. Illustrates the use of the MIB Repository object. |
VBScript (oidtrans.vbs) |
Sample 5 : PRNODE.VBS
Print the complete description of any SNMP node. Illustrates the use of the MIB Repository and MIB Browser scripting objects. |
VBScript (prnode.vbs) |
Sample 6 : DCRIMPORT.VBS
Import SNMP agents from Cisco Works DCRv3 format. See blog entry for more details. |
VBScript (dcrimport.vbs) |
Sample 7 : PRTPROF.VBS
Prints all the trap profiles defined by the user. |
VBScript (prtprof.vbs) |
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Sample 8 : POLLER.VBS/RUBY
Polls value of sysUpTime every 1 second
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VBScript (snpoll.vbs)
Ruby (snpoll.rb)
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Sample 9 : T2MAIL RUBY
Sends email to your account when a SNMP trap arrives. You can customize this to suit your needs.
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Ruby (t2mail.rb) |
Sample 10 : T2SQL (VBS and RUBY)
Save incoming traps into a SQL Database. VBS version works with ODBC, RB version directly inserts into MySQL. |
VBScript (t2sql.vbs)
Ruby (t2sql.rb)
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Sample 11 : T2SQLUDP.VBS
Saves incoming traps to SQL, demonstrates how to receive traps from UDP socket instead of Winpcap |
VBScript (t2sqludp.vbs)
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Sample 12 : T2SQLBUFFERED.VBS
Demonstrates use of "buffered mode". In this mode, the trap receiver buffers traps and your scripts reads from the buffer. Once you have done processing a trap, you can call DeleteTrapByIdx to free it up. Since the trap server is a high performance C++ server your scripts can process thousands of traps per second.
Use this if you want the trap receiver to be up and running forever under load.
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VBScript (t2sql_buffered.vbs) |
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Sample 13 : WALKTREE.VBS
Demonstrates retrieving entire MIB trees (tables) from an agent. Also contains code for mapping an OID to a MIB object and searching the MIB repository for a matching name.
Usage
cscript walktree.vbs myrouter1 hrStorage
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VBScript
(walktree.vbs)
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Sample 14 : TRAPCMD.RB
Continuously monitor SNMP trap activity and execute an external command when a trap is containing specific information is received.
In this sample, a WAV file is played when a specific OID inside a trap contains the string "trouble".
Usage
ruby trapcmd.rb
C:\>ruby trapcmd.rb
Loaded the Unbrowse SNMP Trap Server
Starting ..
Listening for traps ... (Ctrl+C) to stop
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Ruby
(trapcmd.rb)
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Sample 15 : TRAPFILTER-AGENT.VBS
Automatically create a trap filter that only accepts traps from agents you have defined in Unbrowse.
Usage
cscript trapfilter-agent.vbs
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VBScript
(trapfilter-agent.vbs)
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Sample 16 : PTRAPINFO.VBS
Prints all details about TRAPS defined in a MIB Module. Useful if you want to export trap definitions into Excel or other formats.
Usage
cscript ptrapinfo.vbs <Module-Name>
Example
cscript ptrapinfo.vbs CISCO-ENVMON-MIB
You need to compile your MIBs into Unbrowse and then use the Module Names from the tree view. |
VBScript
(ptrapinfo.vbs)
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Sample 17: POIDINFO.VBS
Dead simple sample shows how can you can print details of every object stored in the Unbrowse Repository
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VBScript
(poidtable.vbs)
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