SNMP monitoring for EoMPLS virtual circuit

I am looking to implement SNMP-based monitoring of an MPLS layer-2 tunnel. The desired result would be the same as the output from the following command:
"sh mpls l2transport vc"
I have configured the router to generate SNMP traps based on LDP changes, but this is not specific to the status of the EoMPLS tunnel.
Thanks in advance.

Polling to these MIB values would have your task accomplished.
1) VC status <--> cpwVcOperStatus
2) If you need outbound staus <--> pwVcInboundOperStatus
3) Inbound status <--> cpwVcOutboundOperStatus
And here is the link for list of MIB objects for L2VPN.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6441/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00808194e1.html
HTH-Cheers,
Swaroop

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