Following are the tasks you can perform on the Trap Configuration Management Console using Trap Configuration page:
The Trap Configuration feature allows you to enable/disable Trap or a set of Traps. If you are accessing the Trap configuration of a NetWare server, the current configuration of a NetWare server is displayed; however if you are accessing the segment or atlas level, the default profile is displayed where Critical and Major Traps are enabled and Minor and Informational Traps are disabled.
To enable/disable the Traps:
In ConsoleOne, right-click the object under a Site Server object, then click
, then click .Select an option next to a Trap which you want to enable. When you select a row, the corresponding description is displayed in the bottom of the Trap Configuration dialog box.
You disable a Trap by deselecting the option.
NOTE:You must select the NetWare server where you want to enable or disable a Trap. For more details on selecting a NetWare server, refer to Section 36.2.3, Selecting NetWare Servers to Apply a Trap Configuration
Trap Configuration allows you to change the Trap interval. An interval indicates the duration before the same Trap is generated again. Controlling the interval allows you to eliminate excess server traffic.
In ConsoleOne, right-click the object under a Site Server object, then click
, then click .Select a Trap for which you want to change the interval.
Double-click
.Change the interval value according to your requirements.
NOTE:You can also change the Trap interval by using command line options. For more details on using command line options, refer to Section 36.2.5, Using the Command Line Option
You need to select a NetWare server or a set of NetWare servers to apply a configuration on it.
In ConsoleOne, right-click the object under a Site Server object, then click
, then click .Click
.In Select Node View dialog box, click
.In Select Object dialog box, select the NetWare servers on which you want to apply the configuration.
NOTE:You can select more than one NetWare server by pressing Ctrl and selecting the servers you want to include.
To remove NetWare server, select the agent from the Select Node View dialog box, then click
.Click
. The IP address of the selected NetWare server is displayed in the Select Node View dialog box.Click
, then click .The selected Trap configuration is applied on the listed NetWare servers.
In ConsoleOne, right-click the object under a Site Server object, then click
, then click .Click
s.The status of previous configuration operation is displayed in the Configuration Status dialog box.
NOTE:To refresh the status, click
or Press F5. If you have selected multiple servers, Trap Configuration might take some time to refresh the status.Trap Configuration allows you to specify a command to:
Enable/disable the Traps
Set up an interval for the Traps
You can use various operators like =, >, <, >=, <= to work with Trap commands. For example, if you want to enable all NetWare server Traps with an ID of more than 20, type following in the Trap Command field:
nwTrap enable ID>20
The following table lists and explains the text or string you can specify in the
field:NOTE:In the above table, nwtrap stands for NetWare server Traps. You can use similar commands for Novell Directory Services Traps by using ndstrap instead of nwtrap. For example, ndstrap enable all enables all Novell Directory Services Traps.