Adding a SNMP Trap Route

Last Updated : Sep 18, 2019 |
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Refer to the following definitions for descriptions of each SNMP trap route property:
Definitions for SNMP Trap Route Properties
Destination Address
A SNMP trap destination that was configured on the media server. The destination will be displayed as IPv4Adress:Port.
Trap Unlocked
Indicates if the trap route is locked or unlocked (default). If this is checked then the media server will send traps to this route. If this is unchecked then the media server will not send traps to this route.
Version
Version of the SNMP trap, which may be V1/V2c or V3.
User
SNMP user that defines the security attributes of the trap that is being sent.
Description
A brief description of the trap route and the maximum length is 512 characters.
Before you begin
Configure the SNMP users and trap destinations required to define this trap route.
  1. On the Primary server navigate to EM System Configuration Network Settings SNMP Destinations.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Select the destination of the SNMP trap in Destination Address field.
  4. Select or clear the Trap Unlocked field.
  5. Select the SNMP version in the Version field.
  6. Select the SNMP user in the User field.
  7. Enter the route description in the Description field.
  8. Click Save.
Next steps
Enabling SNMP traps
You must restart all the media servers in the cluster to apply the changes. If you have other SNMP configuration changes required, then proceed with those changes before restarting the servers.
Related links
SNMP Trap Routes