This post has been
split into 3:
Testing
SNMP Traps with CDOT 8.2.1, OCUM 6.1, and MibBrowser: 2/3 - CDOT 8.2.1
Testing SNMP Traps with CDOT 8.2.1, OCUM 6.1, and MibBrowser: 3/3 - OCUM 6.1 + More
Testing SNMP Traps with CDOT 8.2.1, OCUM 6.1, and MibBrowser: 3/3 - OCUM 6.1 + More
6: Sending SNMP
Traps from OCUM 6.1 to TrapViewer
Note: The following
step-by-step guide leads to a very simple test trap.
6.1: Login to NetApp
OnCommand Unified Manager
6.2: Configuring
SNMP Trap Destination for OCUM
6.2.1: Administration > Setup Options
Image: Setup
Options (top right corner)
6.2.2: Setup Options
General Settings > Notification
Complete the SNMP section as required
Click Save and
Close
Image: OCUM SNMP
Trap Destination Configuration
6.3: Configuring
an Alert which generates an SNMP Trap
6.3.1: Administration > Manage Alerts
Image: Manage
Alerts (top right corner)
6.3.2: Click Add
Image: Alerts
toolbar options
6.3.3: Add Alert
Name:
Add Name:
Alert Description:
{Optional}
Resources:
Choose resources to
Include/Exclude
Events:
Choose Events
Recipients:
Tick ‘Issue SNMP
trap’
Click Save
Image: Adding an
Alert with SNMP trap
6.4: Testing the
Alert
Select the Alert and click the Test button
Image: Testing
Alerts in OCUM
If it’s gone, you should see this message:
Image: Test Alert
Sent
6.5: Confirming
the Trap was Received
Check to see if the trap has been received in TrapViewer:
Image: TrapViewer
showing a .netappOnCommand trap has been received
7. How Many Defined
SNMP Traps in the OCUM.mib and NETAPP.mib files?
Final section!
I thought this was a little bit interesting. The SNMP
traps from the OCUM.mib are nicely located under the TRAPS part of the tree in
the MibBrowser. The SNMP traps from the NETAPP.mib appear to be under Private
> Enterprise > NetApp > NetApp-0.
From ManageEngine MibBrowser, you can copy all these
traps out and paste them into a text file.
Count from NETAPP.mib = 205
Count from OCUM.mib = 279
Image: Taken from ManageEngine
MibBrowser
THE END
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