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Monitoring Trap and Event Messages

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Choose File > Exit.

You return to the main Site Manager window.

7. Restart Site Manager according to the instructions in Chapter 1,

“Getting Started with Site Manager.”

Using the Trap Monitor

The Trap Monitor receives trap messages from all router SNMP agents on the

network. After you configure a router’s SNMP agent to send trap messages to the

SNMP manager, that is, the Site Manager workstation, a trap history file saves a

running history of these messages. The Trap Monitor dynamically displays trap

messages from the trap history file after you load the file into the Trap Monitor.

Before using the Trap Monitor, you should have already configured each router’s

SNMP agent to send trap messages. (See “Configuring the Router’s SNMP

Agent” on page 7-3.) After the Site Manager workstation receives the trap

messages, you can instruct the Trap Monitor to filter and display a subset of these

trap messages.

If you configure your router’s SNMP agent to send trap messages, it sends

messages regardless of whether you are currently viewing them using the Trap

Monitor.

To access the Trap Monitor, begin at the main Site Manager window and choose

Tools > Trap Monitor, or click on the Traps button below the main menu.

Use the Trap Monitor to do the following:

• Load the trap messages into the Trap Monitor.

• View trap messages.

• Filter trap messages so you can see a subset of all messages sent.

• Save trap messages to an ASCII file on your workstation. You can view or

print the file later.

• Clear the Trap Monitor window to display only the latest messages.

• Clear the trap history file to start a new log.

The following sections describe each of these tasks.

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