System administrators can configure SNMP Trap Servers to receive hardware-specific alerts regarding your system. You may point to a trap server to monitor a local network or to a Network Monitoring System covering a broader network. Enabling SNMP and defining the trap servers is completed in the Administration's Network page. See (4.1) Configuring Network Settings for more details.
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SNMP events are captured in the systems logs available in the Administration's Reports page, as well as in /var/log.
Configuring SNMP Traps
System administrators can configure SNMP traps either by manually editing the /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf and /etc/snmp/snmptrapd.conf files or by accessing the Dell iDRAC web interface on their HMP server appliance. While the Dell iDRAC SNMP traps are disabled by default, you can enable/disable the individual alerts and configure various other SNMP settings via the Server > Alerts page:
SNMP MIBs
There are no HMP-specific MIBs. MIBs for Net-SNMP and Dell iDRAC can be found on their support websites:
Tip
To check which version of Open Manage Server Administrator is installed on your HMP, SSH into HMP and run the omreport about command.
