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- Administer SNMP Traps
- SNMP Trap Management
- Blocking Trap Storms using the hosted-on-trapstorm.conf File
- Configuring to Authenticate SNMPv3 Traps for Nodes not Monitored
- Configuring the Times within which the Causal Engine Accepts Traps
- Blocking Incidents using the nnmtrapd.conf and trapFilter.conf Files
- Configuring to Preserve a Previously Supported Varbind Order
- Configuring the Auto-Trim Oldest SNMP Trap Incidents Feature
- Configuring to Determine the Original Trap Address from Traps sent by a Proxy SNMP Gateway
- NNMi NmsTrapReceiver Process
- Modifying Simultaneous SNMP Requests
NNMi NmsTrapReceiver Process
NNMi provides a standalone NmsTrapReceiver process to help minimize the loss of SNMP traps during a failover. The NmsTrapReceiver runs on both the active and standby nodes.
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