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Load SNMP Trap Incident Configurations using the Console
NNMi enables you to load one or more SNMP Trap Incident Configurations from a MIB file using the NNMi console.
Tip You can display each MIB fileManagement Information Base files are the basic building block of SNMP communication protocol. SNMP Agents are configured to respond to requests defined by a group of supported MIB files. and quickly determine the SNMP Traps provided by that MIB file (if any). See the Notifications tab on any MIB Form.
To load an SNMP Trap Incident Configuration from the NNMi console:
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Do one of the following:
- Navigate to the MIB view or form. For example, Select Configuration → MIBs → Loaded MIBs.
- Navigate to the MIB Variable view or form. For example, Select Inventory → MIB Variables.
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Select Tools → Load/Unload MIB...
NNMi displays the following information:
- Unloaded MIBs (user provided) that are stored on the NNMi management server and that were provided by the NNMi administrator.
- Unloaded MIBs (NNMi provided) that NNMi has stored on the NNMi management server during installation.
- Loaded MIBs that are loaded in the NNMi database.
- Navigate to the Unloaded MIB view of interest. For example, Unloaded MIBs (User Provided).
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In the MIB column, find the MIB that contains the trap incidents you want to load. For example, FLOWMGREST-MIB.
Note The MIB must support the
TRAP-TYPE
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To view the MIB before loading, in the Actions column, click Display.
NNMi displays the MIB file contents.
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To load the MIB, in the Actions column, click Load Incident Configuration.
NNMi displays the progress of each trap configuration that is loaded, including the following:
- The name and location of the MIB file
- The number of trap incident configurations
- The name and numeric object identification (OID) of each trap configuration
- Whether the trap incident configurations successfully loaded
- Instructions for loading and listing MIB files.
To upload a local MIB file so that it is stored on the NNMi management server and available for loading, see Upload MIB Files for NNMi's Use.
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