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This section allows an Administrator to manage their SNMP listening events in a intuitive way rather than the typical Trap information. By adding an Event the user can access it elsewhere in PCR-360. An example of this might be to automatically generate a Service Desk Incident based on a device being unplugged from the network.
Add
Click the
button.The Add New SNMP Events form will open.
Enter a name. This name is what will be reflected in the Events grid.
Enter the Vendor that is related the the Event.
Enter the Trap Identifier. If you don't know the Trap Identifier, you can trigger the Trap and find the Trap Identifier as the most recent created item in the SNMP Log.
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Click the
button.
The Manage SNMP Events form will open.
Modify the information that needs editing.
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Select the SNMP Event for deletion
Click the
button.Confirm the Event should be deleted by clicking the Delete Selected button.
The event is now removed from PCR-360.
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Simply select the SNMP Event you wish to toggle.
Click the
buttonThe SNMP Event is now toggled to an alternate status.
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This will Reissue a given Trap alert. This is useful for Triggering an Event in PCR-360 for Events that were not created when a given Trap was received. For example, a Trap comes into the Log and then the Administrator created an Event for the Trap. If the Administrator wished to test to make sure the Event was triggering correctly, the Administrator only needs to Select the Trap to test and simply click the
button and click yes to confirm.
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This is similar functionality as the SNMP Add Event with one small modification. Here the User only needs to select the Trap Identifier before selecting the 
button. The Trap Identifier will auto fill and the Administrator will only need to add an Event Name and the Vendor Name.
Ignore Trap
Clicking the
button will flag a Trap to be Ignored permanently. Any future Traps from that source will no longer be added to the SNMP Log.
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This is a listing of all ignored SNMP Trap Identifiers. Any Traps that are listed here will not be recorded in the SNMP Log. This is useful to blacklist Traps that the Admin does not wish to receive on an on going basis.
Add
Click the
buttonEnter the Trap Identifier.
Click
Edit Selected
Click
The Manage SNMP Dialog will open.
Modify the Trap Identifier field.
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This will remove a Trap Identifier from the Ignore list. This will allow PCR-360 to resume tracking of that Trap. Simply select the Ignored Trap that is desired to be tracked. Click
and the event will now be tracked in the SNMP Log again.
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