Sending snmp traps for SVM

i've got my box sending general traps, but i've noticed Sun Volume Manager requires separate configuration for this using /etc/snmp/conf/mdlogd.acl. How can i now verify that i will get traps if my internal drives (mirrored using meta commands) have issues or fail? is there a meta or md command i can issue as a check?
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

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