Hello everybody,
I have an idea but i don't know if it is possible to make it.
I have made already my snmp trap configured and it work.
Is it possible that an user can put it by him self "OK" after receiving an trap?
Thanks
Zamykiller
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Re: question
Well, the trap should resolve itself once the problem is fixed as your XI server should be sent a trap letting xi know the issue is resolved. My suggestion would be to acknowledge the trap and then resolve the issue with the device.
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Re: question
Yes i know what you mean.
I am a student, and i am working at a project.
I need to make a SNMP-trap receiver. Everything works fine.
But is need is is more userfriendly if you can put it manualy back on the "OK" status.
But i think it is not possible to do it?
It would be nice, if could make it.
Have a nice day,
Zamykiller
I am a student, and i am working at a project.
I need to make a SNMP-trap receiver. Everything works fine.
But is need is is more userfriendly if you can put it manualy back on the "OK" status.
But i think it is not possible to do it?
It would be nice, if could make it.
Have a nice day,
Zamykiller
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Re: question
This does not really sound like a Nagios question, SNMP is a technology that was started by Cisco, not Nagios. Feel free to look at NSTI though as it does receive and handle traps. http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Ad ... 29/details