Can one configure SNMP trap data to go to 2 different monitoring locations
simultaneously?
If the main NOC is in NYC and the colocation is in San Jose and the main NOC
goes down, can San Jose still get SNMP trap data?
Any references on CCO will be helpful.
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FAQ,
yesthey will both get snmp stats all the time with this.
snmp server x.x.x.x
snmp server y.y.y.y
-jm
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> Can one configure SNMP trap data to go to 2 different monitoring locations
Thanks Jeff!
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> yesthey will both get snmp stats all the time with this.
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> snmp server x.x.x.x
> snmp server y.y.y.y
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> -jm
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Once you enable SNMP traps ("snmp-server community public RO"), these
messages go out on the wire for any monitoring station to read. As an
example, I've set up a new NOC at my current contract that will use both HP
Openview and Compaq Insight M
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> Once you enable SNMP traps ("snmp-server community public RO"), these
> messages go out on the wire for any monitoring station to read. As an
> example, I
If we use this command
snmp-server host 10.10.10.10 traps private tty config snmp
which traps should i expect my routers to send to the loging server ?
* Some routers are sending me the reloads/restarts msgs while others are
not,
I'm using the report facilities of Resource Manager Essential & it
Hi all,
I have come across an issue and was wondering if someone can shine some
light on it.
On IOS 12.2(10)and earlier versions disabling "TTY" trap notification was
available{no snmp-server enable traps tty}; however, on IOSs 12.2(5d) and
later version doesn't allow disabling TTY trap. Could
Greetings all...
I'm testing snmp traps with a new system at work and I would like to
know how to generate some snmp traps (for testing purposes). Is this
even possible?
Thanks...Nabil
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What level do you have traps set to on your devices now?
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Greetings all...
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Umar,
I THINK you need to first issue the "snmp-server enable" command and then
issue a separate "snmp-server host" command for each network management
server.
KR
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mar,
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> I THINK you need to first issue the "snmp-server enable" command and then
> issue a separate "snmp-server host" command for each network management
> server.
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> KR
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KM,
Thanks for the input - what I want to do is send two traps to 2 different
NMS's ... an ex
> Thanks for the input - what I want to do is send two traps to
> 2 different
> NMS's ... an example - A cisco gsr12K will send a trap to
> NMS A and NMS B -
> is this possible ?
Did you try:
snmp-server host HostA public
snmp-server host HostB public
It looks to me that it w
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