Creating a Rule to Send SNMP Traps for Incidents to Third Party Systems
As mentioned in Using Notifications, Enterprise Manager supports integration with third-party management tools through the SNMP. Sending SNMP traps for incidents to third party systems is a two-step process:
Step 1: Create an advanced notification method based on an SNMP trap.
Step 2: Create an incident rule that invokes the SNMP trap notification method.
The following procedure assumes you have already created the SNMP trap notification method. For instruction on creating a notification method based on an SNMP trap, see "Sending SNMP Traps to Third Party Systems".
- From the Setup menu, select Incidents, then select Incident Rules.
- On the Incident Rules - All Enterprise Rules page, click Create Rule Set...
- Enter the rule set Name, a brief Description, and select the type of source object the rule applies to (Targets).
- Click on the Rules tab and then click Create.
- On the Select Type of Rule to Create dialog, select Newly created incidents or updates to incidents and then click Continue.
- On the Create New Rule: Select Incidents page, specify the criteria for the incidents for which you want to send SNMP traps and then click Next.
- On the Create New Rule: Add Actions page, click Add. The Add Conditional Actions page displays.
- In the Notifications section, under Advanced Notifications, select an existing SNMP trap notification method.
For information on creating SNMP trap notification methods, see "Sending SNMP Traps to Third Party Systems".
- Click Continue to return to the Create New Rule: Add Actions page.
- Click Next to go to the Create New Rule: Specify Name and Description page.
- Specify a rule name and a concise description and then click Next.
- Review the rule definition and then click Continue add the rule to the rule set. A message displays indicating the rule has been added to the rule set but has not yet been saved. Click OK to close the message.
- Click Save to save the rule set. A confirmation is displayed. Click OK to close the message.