Forward response to SNMP

[ 1 Overview ] [ 2 Parameters ] [ 3 Query using LINQ and forwarding to SNMP ] [ 4 Errors ]

Overview

You can send the query results as SNMP traps V2 over UDP protocol. To do it, you must include the destination object in your request and set type to snmp like this:

"destination": {
 "type":"snmp"
}

Parameters

With the destination.type set to snmp, you need to specify some additional parameters to create a "trap", which are the notification messages sent from a remote SNMP-enabled device. The API request requires a destination address to which send the traps.

Parameter	Description

Parameter	Description
`oidField*required`	Indicate the unique OID of the trap. The value must be a string representing a valid OID value.
`address*required`	Field that includes the address to which send the trap, in format IP/port (for example, `127.0.0.1/2222`).
`payloadField*required`	Field to get the payload from.
`descField`	Field to get the description from.
`community`	Field to get the SNMP community string from.

Query using LINQ and forwarding to SNMP

{
  "query":"LinQ_query",
  "from":1549627003.141,
  "destination":{
    "type":"snmp",
    "params":{
      "oidField":"myOid",
      "address":"127.0.0.1/2222",
      "payloadField":"url",
      "community":"public"
    }
  }
}

The result of the request is the SNMP trap with the provided fields.

Errors

The following table describes the possible errors you may get with your response:

Error code	Message	Description

Error code	Message	Description
420	QUERY_SNMP_NO_PARAMS	No params sent
421	QUERY_SNMP_MISSED_OID_FIELD	Missing parameter `oidField`
422	QUERY_SNMP_MISSED_ADDRESS	Missing parameter `address`
423	QUERY_SNMP_BAD_ADDRESS	Wrong address. Must follow format "host/port"
424	QUERY_SNMP_MISSED_PAYLOAD_FIELD	Missing parameter `payloadField`