ZENworks Server Management Trap Configuration also includes the following features:
You can display the Traps in the table based on filter conditions.
You set up a filter by selecting criteria from four drop-down lists. You can set up simple filters that contains only one line, or complex filters consisting of multiple lines or groups. If you set up a filter using more than one line, you must also specify the logical relationship between the lines.
To set up a filter:
In ConsoleOne, right-click the object under a Site Server object, then click , then click .
In Trap Configuration page, click , then click the menu.
In the first drop-down list, select the column by which you want to filter the Traps.
Select an operator from the second drop-down list.
The operator defines the constraint value set for the column. You can specify equal to, not equal to, less than, greater than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal to, contains, or start with.
Select a value from the third drop-down list.
The list of available values depends on the value you have selected in first drop-down list. For example, if you have selected Severity in the first drop-down list, the values in the third drop-down list are Critical, Major, Minor, Informational, and Unknown. If you have selected Enable in the first drop-down list, the available values are Enabled and Disabled.
Select a value from the fourth drop-down list to specify how this filter statement relates to other statements you plan to define.
If this is the only filter statement or if it is the last statement in a group, select End.
If you want to add a line below the current filter statement, select New Row. You must define the logical relationship between the previous line and the new line. The Traps are displayed based on the logical condition you have specified. Select And to satisfy both the filter conditions. Select Or to satisfy any one of the filter conditions.
If you want to add one or more lines that are unrelated to the preceding lines, select New Group. An additional drop-down list separates the new line from the preceding lines. Select a value from this drop-down list to indicate the relationship between the filter statements. Select And if you want both the filter statements to be satisfied. Select Or if you want only one of the filter statements in one of the groups to be satisfied. Select End from the fourth drop-down list when you add a new group.
Click OK.
The Trap configuration list displays only those entries that meet the filter criteria.
To clear the list and go back to the default view, click under .
You can modify the order in which the Traps are displayed in the Trap Configuration by sorting the Traps.
Double-click the column header for the column by which you want to sort the entries to sort the entries in the view in descending order. To sort the entries by ascending order, double-click the column header again.
Profile is a set of predefined configuration of the Traps. You can have a profile consisting of specific set of Traps. For example, you can create a profile only with File Sys Traps.
The Trap Configuration feature allows you to configure the different profiles and provides a central location for creating, managing, and controlling profiles. You can add a Trap or set of Traps to a profile.
The different tasks you can perform with Trap Configuration profile include:
In ConsoleOne, right-click any object under a Site Server object, click , then .
In field, click the down-arrow, then click.
On the New Profile page, click to open the Default Configuration View.
The Default Configuration View, where all Major and Critical alarms are enabled and interval is set to -1 for all the Traps, lists all NetWare server alarms and Novell Directory Services Traps.
Select the Traps to be included in the profile, then click .
NOTE:You can select more than one Trap by pressing Ctrl and selecting the Traps you want to include in the profile.
You can also use filters to display a specific set of Traps. For more information on filters, refer to Section 36.3.1, Filtering the Traps.
In Manage Profile, click or .
In the Profile List View, specify name of the profile in text box, then click .
NOTE:If you use an existing profile name, the system asks you if you want to overwrite the existing profiles. If you click , the existing profile is over-written by the profile you are creating.
The newly created profile is added to the drop-down list.
In ConsoleOne, right-click the node under a Site Server object, click then click .
Select the profile you want to edit. The corresponding Traps are displayed in the Trap Configuration page.
To add more Traps to the profile list, click and add the desired Traps from Default Configuration View.
NOTE:You can also remove the Traps from the list by clicking on . You can remove more than one Trap by pressing Ctrl and selecting the Traps you want to remove.
In field, click .
(Optional) To save the updated profile with different name, click , specify the name in the field, then click .
In ConsoleOne, right-click Atlas, then click , then click .
In the drop-down list, select the profile you want to delete.
In field, click the down-arrow, then click .
Click in the Confirm Delete dialog box. The selected Profile is deleted from the drop-down list.
NOTE:You cannot delete the default profile.
In ConsoleOne, browse through the tree to find the node for which you want to view the configuration.
You can also find the node by clicking menu in ConsoleOne.
Right click the node and select .
Select .
The current configuration that is applied on the selected server is displayed.
Trap Configuration also allows you to configure specific set of Traps.
For example, you can use the following procedure to configure File Sys Traps:
In ConsoleOne, right-click the node under a site-server object, click , then .
Click , and then click .
Select in first drop-down list.
Select contains in the second drop-down list.
Specify in third drop-down list.
Select in fourth drop-down list, then click .
A list of all File Sys type Traps is displayed.