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Zabbix Import File from iReasoning Export CSV.

Module used to generate Zabbix import xml for snmp traps
Below are steps to create a Zabbix Import for Traps.
These traps are captured from the snmptrap function in Zabbix.

Step 1:

Select the Alarms from the iReasoning MIB browser and Export them as CSV.
This Script expect MIB information to be in CSV format.
Export from a iReasoning Browser will generate CSV as below.
"Name","Full Name","OID","Type","Access","Indexes","MIB Module","Description"
We use this information to create snmptrap items and corresponding Trigger in the XML.
Which can be imported directly.

Step 2:

Below are the details to create the xml file from the CSV create above.
python zabbix_snmp_trap_import_from_csv.py    

example: python zabbix_snmp_trap_import_from_csv.py \
            -e export_csv_from_ireasoning_mib_browser.csv \ 
            -n GGSN-1-LONDON -g GGSN-GROUP -i 127.0.0.1

usage: zabbix_snmp_trap_import_from_csv.py [-h] -e EXPORT_CSV -n HOST_NAME -g HOST_GROUP -i HOST_INTERFACE
Select the Alarms from the iReasoning MIB browser and Export them as CSV. This
Script expect MIB information to be in CSV format. Export from a iReasoning
Browser will generate CSV as below. 
"Name","Full Name","OID","Type","Access","Indexes","MIB Module","Description".
We use this information to create snmptrap items and corresponding Trigger in the XML.
Which can be imported directly.
optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -e EXPORT_CSV, --export-csv EXPORT_CSV
                        OID file, Gives all OIDs on the device
  -n HOST_NAME, --host-name HOST_NAME
                        Host name as given in Zabbix server.
  -g HOST_GROUP, --host-group HOST_GROUP
                        Host Group which the host belongs to, as in Zabbix
                        server.
  -i HOST_INTERFACE, --host-interface HOST_INTERFACE
                        SNMP Interface configured on Zabbix server. (Assuming
                        Single Interface in Configured)

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