Anthony LaMark
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Thu Jan 06, 2005 8:13 am Post subject:
Re: SNMP Trap formatted Event |
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Hi Jacques,
You may want to check out eXc Software (www.eXcSoftware.com) (I work at this
company). We have done all this grunt work for you so that a SNMP Trap gets
displayed as a MOM alert with informational text and the trap properties in
an easy to read format. We also provide the solution as an SDK so you can
access the trap properties in a very easy fashion if you need to perform
automation based on the Trap OIDs.
If you want to do it yourself though, you will typically need to write a MOM
Event Processing Rule response script, "split" the property fields up to
extract the true Trap OIDs and then generate an alert out of the script
using the MOM Helper Objects (see Alert Object). Sorry, there is no easier
answer for your question.
I hope this helps you some. Good luck.
Anthony LaMark
"Jacques Cooper" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:04b601c4f351$08171ed0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
| Quote: | We have an application that sends an SNMP Trap message to
our MOM server.
MOM displays a __CLASS=SNMPV1Notification Event when the
trap message is received.
We see our trap data, when we we view the properties page
of the __CLASS=SNMPV1Notification Event.
Is there a sample script/rule available that allows us to
display our trap data (that is burried in the properties
page) to a formatted MOM Event?
TIA,
Jacques |
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