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04-19-2018 04:10 AM
04-19-2018 04:10 AM
HP 2920 Switch SNMP Traps
Our HP 2920 switch stacks are not generating an SNMP trap when a member of the stack fails.
We also are not getting a trap when one of the PSU inputs (J9739A) fail.
Has anyone had similar issues?
Thanks
Mike
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05-11-2018 08:29 AM
05-11-2018 08:29 AM
Re: HP 2920 Switch SNMP Traps
I'm looking for the same. I'm using a 2930M.
At least I get some SNMP traps from stack but not to easy to know which stack is currently down.
And for the PSU, I'm receiving a trap but it's really a "Event Message", not a specific PSU OID.