SNMP Traps

Created by Lakshmi Vasanth, Modified on Fri, 21 Feb at 3:23 PM by Jaseem Masood

SNMP Traps are the alert messages sent from a remote SNMP-enabled device (an agent) to a central collector, the “SNMP manager”. Incoming traps are used to inform an SNMP manager when an important event happens at the Agent level. They trigger instantaneously, rather than waiting for a status request from the manager.

1. Navigate to IT Management > Alarms/Triggers > SNMP Traps.

The SNMP Traps page is displayed.

When a user selects an SNMP trap entry, the Threshold Notification Management appears, allowing IT administrators to manage and respond to network alerts efficiently.

The description of fields is given below:

Field	Description
No.	Serial Number of the trigger.
Host Name	Shows the name of the host machine.
Source IP	Shows the IP address of the source.
SNMP OID	Shows an address that is used to uniquely identify managed devices and their statuses.
SNMP Description	Shows the description about
Time	Shows the date and time stamps at which the trigger was created.
Assigned	Shows the email ID of the person to whom this is assigned to.
Hours	Shows the number of hours