Anyone have succes configuring SNMP traps?

anyone have succes testing SNMP with snmptrap command?
Hello,
I am new to Ironport and the setup configuration of these devices. I am in the process of testing the snmp feature of these servers. As such I have configured the SNMP via snmpconfig command. From customer support I tried to enter the process for alerts and have not been able to get anything. https://ironport.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/ironport.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=949&p_li=cF91c2VyaWQ9MXJvblAwcnQmcF9wYXNzd2Q9Zm8wQmE1
Is the link to process. I suspect that the traps are not being sent from the appliance. I have gone over the Doc for the configuration and can't see any errors. I have AsyncOS 6.4 for IronPort M660. This is the Admin server for a C150 and C350. Of which I can get no snmp traps either. The snmp manager is CA if that helps. Is there a log file on Ironport to verify taht traps have been sent? I see my command in the CLI log file.

The main issue is not being able to send a snmp trap to a CA NSM agent. Anyone been down this road before????

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      23: 15:49:10.880340 1200.0314.0600 0000.0c9f.fc14 0x8100 46: 802.1Q vlan#3092 P0 192.168.228.4.49175 > 10.105.27.115.33440:  [udp sum ok] udp 0 (ttl 3, id 24404)
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    name 10.105.27.118 Netcool2_TESTBED description Netcool2_TESTBED SNMP server.
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        0 Number of altered variables
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       5: 18:36:40.491246 802.1Q vlan#710 P0 10.105.89.38.162 > 10.105.27.115.162:  udp 355
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       1: 18:37:16.198094 802.1Q vlan#710 P0 10.105.89.38.162 > 10.105.27.118.162:  udp 356
       2: 18:37:24.491307 802.1Q vlan#710 P0 10.105.89.38.162 > 10.105.27.118.162:  udp 355
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      11: 18:39:03.491307 802.1Q vlan#710 P0 10.105.89.38.162 > 10.105.27.118.162:  udp 355
      12: 18:39:14.491307 802.1Q vlan#710 P0 10.105.89.38.162 > 10.105.27.118.162:  udp 355
      13: 18:39:25.491307 802.1Q vlan#710 P0 10.105.89.38.162 > 10.105.27.118.162:  udp 355
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    thanks
    Ana

    Hi guys coould you please help me out ??
    BR
    ANA

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    Hi Experts,
    When i configure Snmp trap in switches it is showing a list of commands, What exacatly is these are?
    snmp-server enable traps snmp authentication linkdown linkup coldstart warmstart
    snmp-server enable traps tty
    snmp-server enable traps vtp
    snmp-server enable traps vlancreate
    snmp-server enable traps vlandelete
    snmp-server enable traps stpx
    snmp-server enable traps port-security
    snmp-server enable traps config
    snmp-server enable traps entity
    snmp-server enable traps copy-config
    snmp-server enable traps fru-ctrl
    snmp-server enable traps flash insertion removal
    snmp-server enable traps syslog
    snmp-server enable traps bridge
    snmp-server enable traps envmon fan shutdown supply temperature status
    snmp-server enable traps hsrp
    snmp-server enable traps bgp
    snmp-server enable traps pim neighbor-change rp-mapping-change invalid-pim-message
    snmp-server enable traps ipmulticast
    snmp-server enable traps msdp
    snmp-server enable traps rtr
    snmp-server enable traps vlan-membership
    Does it cause more CPU utilization? Do i need to enable snmp traps to monitor network using solarwinds NPM. I have configured community string and snmpserver host address.
    Thanks
    Vipin

    Hi Vipin,
    We usually configure SNMP traps to monitor our network reachability and availability. If anything goes on Device whether it is a link down situation or any issue with protocol running on the Device. So, whenever anything goes wrong on the device it generates an SNMP Trap and notify you if you have configure SNMP-Server host to receive the notifications/traps.
    To configure SNMP host command following is the command that you need to configure:
    (config)#snmp-server host
    E.g.:
    snmp-server enable traps snmp authentication linkdown linkup coldstart warmstart
    Above trap will send you send you following information :
    >Authentication : if any one tries to poll the device using wrong community string
    >linkdown/linkup : if any of the interface/ports/links goes down it will notify you
    snmp-server enable traps bgp
    Above trap will send you traps regarding problems with BGP running on your Device
    Now I come to CPU part, yes it may spike CPU sometime if regular polling is done from the Management Server or if any MIB has long output. You can use Solarwinds NPM for the same however if it causes high cpu then you have to openup a TAC Case with NMS team to have the issue resolved.
    To know more about MIB's on your device you can execute command on your Device 'show snmp mib' and can translate the MIB's using following link to know more about particular MIB :
    http://tools.cisco.com/Support/SNMP/do/BrowseOID.do?local=en&translate=Translate&objectInput=1.3.6.1.2.1.15
    Kindly let me know in case you have any other doubts.
    Thanks & Regards,
    Nikhil Gakhar

  • SNMP traps for tracking objects

    Hi ,
    I have the track objects configured as "boolean or" on my router. I want to configure to send SNMP traps when the "track 202" is down.
    I know we can configure SNMP traps for IP SLA.  Can we configure for the track as well ?.  Below is the track CONFIG.
    track 200 rtr 200 reachability
    delay down 12
    track 201 rtr 201 reachability
    delay down 12
    track 202 list boolean or
    object 200
    object 201
    Thanks

    Hi Rolf,
    Thanks for the information. It helped me.
    I have configured the trigger event to use the track instead insted of the syslog. And it send the traps to the server.
    sysUpTime.0 = 1805405563
    snmpTrapOID.0 = cEventMgrMIB.0.2
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.2.3 = 211
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.3.3 = 0
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.4.3 = 0
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.5.3 = 0
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.6.3 =
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.7.3 = applet: TRACK_SNMP_TRAP
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.9.3 = 0
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.10.3 = 0
    ceemHistoryEventEntry.11.3 = DOWN
    Cheers!
    Win

  • Enable snmp traps on Nexus1000V

    Hello community,
    I have the following issue. I want to configure snmp-traps regarding stpx (root-inconsistency, loop-inconsistency) on a Cisco Nexus 1000V.
    The command "show snmp traps" lists stpx as a trap that could be configured and which is not at the moment.
    MKBE1NX1# sh snmp trap
    Trap type                                           Enabled
    entity               : entity_mib_change               Yes         
    entity               : entity_module_status_change     Yes         
    entity               : entity_power_status_change      Yes         
    entity               : entity_module_inserted          Yes         
    entity               : entity_module_removed           Yes         
    entity               : entity_unrecognised_module      Yes         
    entity               : entity_fan_status_change        Yes         
    entity               : entity_power_out_change         Yes         
    link                 : linkDown                        Yes         
    link                 : linkUp                          Yes         
    link                 : extended-linkDown               Yes         
    link                 : extended-linkUp                 Yes         
    link                 : cieLinkDown                     No          
    link                 : cieLinkUp                       No          
    link                 : connUnitPortStatusChange        Yes         
    rf                   : redundancy_framework            Yes         
    aaa                  : server-state-change             No          
    license              : notify-license-expiry           Yes         
    license              : notify-no-license-for-feature   Yes         
    license              : notify-licensefile-missing      Yes         
    license              : notify-license-expiry-warning   Yes         
    zone                 : unsupp-mem                      No          
    upgrade              : UpgradeOpNotifyOnCompletion     No          
    upgrade              : UpgradeJobStatusNotify          No          
    feature-control      : FeatureOpStatusChange           No          
    rmon                 : risingAlarm                     No          
    rmon                 : fallingAlarm                    No          
    rmon                 : hcRisingAlarm                   No          
    rmon                 : hcFallingAlarm                  No          
    config               : ccmCLIRunningConfigChanged      No          
    snmp                 : authentication                  No          
    bridge               : topologychange                  No          
    bridge               : newroot                         No          
    stp                  : inconsistency                   No          
    stpx                 : loop-inconsistency              No          
    stpx                 : root-inconsistency              No   
    The only snmp traps that can be configured on the system are:
    aaa              Module notifications enable
      config           Module notifications enable
      entity           Module notifications enable
      feature-control  Module notifications enable
      license          Module notifications enable
      link             Module notifications enable
      rf               Module notifications enable
      rmon             Module notifications enable
      snmp             Module notifications enable
      upgrade          Module notifications enable
      zone             Module notifications enable
    Nothing about stpx... Is there some other way to configure more traps?
    Thanks in advance,
    Katerina

    Looks like you could be hitting CSCsz96130 "show snmp trap displays five unconfigurable types bridge / stpx" and it looks like support has been added starting 5.0(2)N1(1).

  • SNMP Trap with Solaris 9

    Hello,
    I am looking for information on SNMP traps that can be generated by the SNMP installed with the OS.
    How can I configure them and what is available?
    I read the doc Solstice Enterprise Agents 1.0 User Guide but did not find anything to configure SNMP Traps.
    Or which MIB should I use to get an event log that will report problem?
    Any help would be great!
    Thanks

    Hi,
    Even im facing this issue, for latest solaris 10 patches also.
    Thanks,
    Srikanth.

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