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- Configure Basic Settings for an SNMP Trap Incident
- Specify the Incident Configuration Name (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Specify the SNMP Object ID
- Display an SNMP Trap Incident as a Root Cause Incident
- Specify Category and Family (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Create an Incident Category (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Create an Incident Family (SNMP Trap Incident)
- Specify the Incident Severity (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Specify Your Incident Message Format (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Valid Parameters for Configuring Incident Messages (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Include Custom Incident Attributes in Your Message Format (SNMPTrap Incident)
- Specify a Description for Your Incident Configuration (SNMPTrap Incident)
Create an Incident Category (SNMP Trap Incident)
The Category attribute helps you organize your incidents. Create any Category that makes sense to you and your team. For a list of the Category codes provided by NNMi, Specify Category and Family Attribute Values for Organizing Your Incidents (SNMP Trap Incident).
To create a new incident Category:
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Navigate to the Incident Category form.
- From the workspace navigation panel, select the Configuration workspace.
- Expand the Incidents folder.
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Select SNMP Trap Configurations .
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Do one of the following:
- To create an incident configuration, click the New icon.
- To edit an incident configuration, double-click the row representing the configuration you want to edit.
- In the configuration form, locate the Category attribute.
- Click the Lookup icon, and select New.
- Provide the required information (see table).
- Click Save and Close to save your changes and return to the previous form.
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Label |
Incident category name. For example, Hardware Faults, or Cisco Error. Maximum size is 255 characters. Alpha-numeric, spaces, and underline characters are permitted. |
Unique Key |
Caution: After you click Save and Close, this value cannot be changed. Used as a unique identifier when exporting and importing configuration definitions. To ensure that the value you enter is unique, it is recommended that you use the Java name space convention when providing this value. It is also useful to include the label value as part of the unique key as shown in the following examples:
The maximum length is 80 characters. Alpha-numeric characters and periods are permitted. Spaces are not permitted. |
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