Monitored SNMP traps contained in the MIB file are in SNMP v1 format such as the examples presented below:
vmPoweredOn - "This trap is sent when a virtual machine is powered ON from a suspended or a powered off state.
vmPoweredOff - "This trap is sent when a virtual machine is powered OFF."
vmHBLost - "This trap is sent when a virtual machine detects a loss in guest heartbeat."
vmHBDetected - "This trap is sent when a virtual machine detects or regains the guest heartbeat."
vmSuspended - "This trap is sent when a virtual machine is suspended."
The following are accompanying variables for these traps:
vmID - "This is the ID of the affected vm generating the trap. If the vmID is non-existent, (such as for a power-off trap) -1 is returned."
vmConfigFile - "This is the config file of the affected vm generating the trap."
The following traps are sent from VMware vCenter:
vpxdTrap - "This trap is sent when entity status changed."
vpxdTrapType - "This is the trap type in the preceding traps."
vpxdHostName - "This is the name of the host in the preceding traps."
vpxdVMName - "This is the name of the VM in the preceding traps."
vpxdOldStatus - "This is the old status in the preceding traps."
vpxdNewStatus - "This is the new status in the preceding traps."
vpxdObjValue - "This is the current object value in the preceding traps."
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