Re: SNMP

by 2 "strings" you mean 2 different community strings?

the community strings are going to be for the router you are polling, and
you can have multiple strings for RW, RO snmpv1 and 2c, and then you have
even more possibilities when you move to snmpv3, with users/groups/views...

and the router will send traps with each link, link1(11mb) and link2(2mb),
uniquely identified by the interface ID and that is how you can
log/save/sort/report on which one is up or down...

unless i am missing your point?

HTH,
garry

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Garry L. Baker
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On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 7:51 PM, asad yasin <asad4ntrp2_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> i have a router with two wan links . wan link1 (11mb) and wan link2 (2mb).
> Question # can snmp be used with two strings to monitor two links. one
> string will sent trap to syslog server if 11mb link is down and 2nd snmp
> string will send trap if 2mb links is down.
> is it possible . if how ....
>
> Thanks & Regards,
> Asad Yaseen
>
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