in reply to Does Perl ring a bell?
Your web page (perl code) will need to generate the trap (A simple UDP packet), and send it to a pre-configured Trap receiver (Possibly in a different state or planet).
The trap receiver (There are many standard ones, and is is simple to write a UDP receiver for this special case) will take action (such as playing an audio file) when a trap is received.
Typical usage for SNMP traps is network device related alarm conditions.
Perl modules beginning with "Net::SNMP" are your friends.
"Man cannot live by bread alone...
He'd better have some goat cheese and wine to go with it!"
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