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System Center Opalis : Monitor SNMP Trap activity
No comments · Posted by Christopher Keyaert in Uncategorized
Hi all,
Today, another case that I had at one of my customer. The idea is simple, He wanted to generate an incident (Could be in SCSM, BMC Remedy) based on a SNMP Trap sent by a monitoring application. (SolarWinds, Tivoli, …)
In the default integration pack, System Center Opalis has a Monitoring SNMP Trap activity : ![]()
In the details of this activity, we could filter the host/server from which we accept to receive SNMP Trap, the Port, Enterprise identifier, ….![]()
For publishing the data received from the SNMP Trap, we have to go in the Advanced part :![]()
We have to add the object identifier of each data that we want to publish. we have to manually publish an data output for each OID that we want to use.![]()
Once done, the Monitoring SNMP Trap activity will publish the data as Output-x variable that we could use in other Opalis activities.![]()
Now that we have configured the data from the SNMP Trap, we will publish them to the Send Platform Event activity. ![]()
In the Send Platform Event activity, select published data from the Monitor SNMP Trap activity : ![]()
The variables that we are interested in are Output – x – Value and we could use them in any of our activities. Here we will just display them, but we could imagine to use them for an incident creation : ![]()
Configuration is now finished, run the Runbook and send an SNMP Trap to the System Center Opalis server. When the trap will be received, the Runbook will start automatically :![]()
And the content of the Trap will be available in the Events :![]()
We could now use information from SNMP Trap in any of our activities. ![]()
Christopher KEYAERT
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