Regarding SNMP Trap

Hi ,
After configuring and assigning Notification Rules to Notification Methods, we can successfully send a Test SNMP Trap to our Tivoli console, but "real" warnings and critical alerts are not getting through - have we missed any extra configuration step(s)?
with regards,
Dilip

Under Notification rules you need to add this extra "Advanced Notification Method".
So go to the notification rules, select each of the rules, click edit, click next, next, etc. on the 6th page you have the option to enable this new "Advanced Notification Method".
Once this is done and working, if you go the the db/host and click the alert, click the details you should see if firing off to this new advanced notification method.
For example we have:
1. E-mail sent to [email protected] (SYSMAN, Host Availability and Critical States)
2. The following notifications will be sent: 1 e-mail messages, 0 SNMP traps, 0 PL/SQL procedures, and 1 OS Commands.
3. Called /opt/app/oracle/oem10g_integration.sh (SYSMAN, Host Availability and Critical States)

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