topic Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination in Server Management - Systems Insight Manager

Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Matt Winer — Wed, 13 Oct 2004 08:08:15 GMT

We are currently running CIM7 and are going to be upgrading to SIM. But it is going to be on a new server. Is there any automated way for our Windows machines to change the SNMP trap destinations? I would like to remove the current destination and replace it with the new one.

Can it be done though CIM/SIM or a script, WMI, etc.

Thanks!!

-Matt

Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Joel Rubenstein — Wed, 13 Oct 2004 11:18:19 GMT

Yes, after you upgrade to SIM you can modify the trap destinations on one of the servers and use the SIM "Replicate Agent Settings" task to copy the SNMP configuration to the other servers.

Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Ivan KOVAC — Wed, 13 Oct 2004 16:46:16 GMT

Hello

Ivan

If you have established Trust Relationship in your CIM7 environment I suggest that you now, when everything work add the new one trap destination (in the way wich Joel write). Later when you sucessfuly migrating on HP SIM you will remove the old one.

I.

Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Pootch — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 09:10:22 GMT

This did not work for us..

We can only replaced settings to managed Servers.

But many of the discovered Servers are marked as unmanaged. In the old HP Sim they are marked as managed.

Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Buggsy — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 14:03:53 GMT

I coud have swore this happened durring the discovery phase. Do you have an account with admin rights to those machiens? That shoudl be the account the discovery runs under.

Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Pootch — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:21:17 GMT

Hi.

Yes i have used an admin account for discovery.

Re: Migration: New SNMP trap destination

Buggsy — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 16:44:15 GMT

When you create or edit a discovery, there is a "Configure/Repair" button. This is where if you are running the discovery with an admin account you can change the SNMP, subscribe to WBEM events, and install a certificate. I think this is what you need.