Add a trap processor for all the received traps

Add a trap processor for all the received traps

In Trap Viewer you can view the incoming traps in real time and add a trap processor to a received trap directly.

  • Navigate to Settings --> Monitoring --> SNMP Trap Processors.
  • Click on Trap Viewer button
  • To view the reception of traps, click Start.

  • Click on Create Trap Processor, against the trap for which you want to raise an alarm.
  • The Add Trap Processor window opens, with pre-configured details.

  • Click Save to save the trap processor.

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