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All of the fields in a trap decode support the use of variables that are
replaced in-line when an event is generated for the trap in the
following manner:
{n} will be replaced with the nth varbind of the trap, where n
is numbered from 0 upwards.
The Java ChoiceFormat specification is also supported for
generating text based upon the nth varbind of the trap, where n
is numbered from 0 upwards.
Some examples of this format are shown in the
a3ComPsePortCurrentStatusTrap example below. For more
details on the Java ChoiceFormat, please refer to the Sun Java
technology website:
http://java.sun.com/
The following additional variables are also supported:
$n – A human-readable form of the nth trap varbind value,
where n is numbered from 1 upwards.
$e – The trap's enterprise field, in dotted-decimal format.
For example, 1.3.6.1.4.1.43
$G – The trap's generic field.
$S – The trap's specific field.
$# – The number of varbinds in the trap.
$+n – The nth varbind of the trap, in name:value format,
where n is numbered from 1 upwards. For example,
ifIndex.1:32
Lines beginning with a “;” character are considered to be
comments and are ignored.