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Trap and Incident Forwarding
The following table summarizes the ways to forward traps and incidents from the NNMi management server to another destination. The text following the table compares the NNMi SNMP trap forwarding mechanism with the NNMi northbound interface SNMP trap forwarding mechanism.
NNMi Trap Forwarding
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NNMi Northbound Interface Trap Forwarding |
Global Network Management Trap Forwarding |
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What to forward |
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Forwarding format |
SNMPv1, v2c, or v3 traps, as received (SNMPv3 traps can be converted to SNMPv2c traps) |
SNMPv2c traps created from NNMi incidents |
NNMi incidents |
Added information |
In most cases, NNMi adds varbinds to identify the original source object. NNMi does not ever modify SNMPv1 traps. |
NNMi adds varbinds to identify the original source object. |
Any information added to the incident by the regional manager processes is retained in the forwarded incident. |
Where to configure |
Trap Forward Configuration in the Configuration workspace |
HPOM, Northbound Interface, or Netcool in the Integration Module Configuration workspace |
Forward to Global Managers tab on an SNMP Trap Configuration form or syslog configuration. |
Notes |
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NNMi provides several integrations built on the NNMi northbound interface. Also see the Network Node Manager i Software—IBM Tivoli Netcool/ OMNIbus Integration Guide and Network Node Manager i Software— Operations Manager Integration Guide. . |
Forward the remote incidents that should be visible in the global manager incident views. Forwarded incidents participate in correlations on the global manager. |
For more information |
Configuring Trap Forwarding in the NNMi help |
See the "NNMi Northbound Interface" chapter in the NNMi Deployment Reference. |
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