svrThrLocalHandlerArguments1

This is the first part of the argument line if the 
svrThrInvokeLocalHandler is used. This argument line is passed 
directly to the application pointed to by the svrThrLocalHandlerPath.
A parameter(s) could be substituted anywhere in the argument line with 
an oid's value if there is a %oid% found within the string. The %oid% 
will be replaced with the value of the oid at the time the event 
occurred. For example if the svrSystemDesc value from the Digital Server
System mib is required, then the argument list would have a replacement 
statement like this: %.1.3.6.1.4.1.36.2.18.22.1.2.3.0%.
              
If a value from a threshold record is requested, use %oid% where the 
oid is .1.3.6.1.4.1.36.2.18.22.2.2.3.1.offset.instance. The offset is
the oid offset (from 1 to 30) of the threshold entry variable. For 
svrThrIndex, the offset is 1. The instance can be dropped if the 
current threshold record (that which caused the event) is to be used.
Otherwise, the instance of the requested threshold entry must be part
of the %oid% statement.
              
All the replaced values are inserted into the argument strings as 
ascii/text strings. For an integer (counter, gauge, etc) value, if
the value is negative, there will be a minus sign in front of the 
value. For a positive number, there is no sign in front of the value.
The integer value will be in ascii format - it is the responsibility
of the application to convert the text into a decimal number. All octet
strings, excluding display strings, will be inserted into the argument
string as a text string in the format of 0xoctet value. For example
if an octet string (hex based) of 8,23,6a,4e was retrieved using the 
%oid% format, then the replaced value would be a text string looking
like this - 0x8,0x23,0x6a,0x4e where the number are in ascii 
(displayable) format separated by a comma. The 0x represents the 
hexadecimal base while the number following that is the ascii 
representation of the hexadecimal number. For display strings, there
will be a pair of quotes around the string. 
              
Use of the Handler Arguments must be done in ascending order. No 
skipping of argument variables is allowed.
              
NOTE - All oids must be preceded with a period(.) for proper system
group recognition. Also all argument lists (concatenated starting with
argument #1) are separated by a space. Default value on row creation 
is null.

MIB

SVRMGT-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.36.2.18.22.2.2.3.1.21

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

mandatory

Parent

svrThresholdEntry

Table

svrThresholdTable

Siblings

32