Hi Team,
We are receiving 100s or Traps for specific devices , so is there any option to
1. Suppress - Discard Receiving Traps for Specific Servers/Devices
2. Any option to archive or delete Traps received ( Based on Server or Past 7 days ) ?
Thank you !
--Vamsi
SNMP Trap Interface Help
Re: SNMP Trap Interface Help
Use the MATCH option to apply traps only if specific conditions are met. MATCH can be used in the Advanced section of the trap definition. More info on it can be found at http://snmptt.sourceforge.net/docs/snmp ... CONF-MATCH.
90 days worth of traps are saved by default but you can set this lower under Admin > System Config > Performance Settings > Databases > Nagios XI Database > Max SNMP Trap Age.
90 days worth of traps are saved by default but you can set this lower under Admin > System Config > Performance Settings > Databases > Nagios XI Database > Max SNMP Trap Age.
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Re: SNMP Trap Interface Help
Thanks . Is there CLI command to delete these traps meaning ( Can i use those MATCH conditions to find the Traps coming for Specific Sound ) and then delete them ?
Re: SNMP Trap Interface Help
The traps are stored in a database. You can clear them by running:
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echo "truncate table xi_cmp_trapdata_log;" | mysql -uroot -pnagiosxi -DnagiosxiAs of May 25th, 2018, all communications with Nagios Enterprises and its employees are covered under our new Privacy Policy.
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Re: SNMP Trap Interface Help
Thank you !!!
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Re: SNMP Trap Interface Help
Glad we could helpveeravamsi wrote:Thank you !!!
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