Using the MIBs compiled on the SL1 system, translates varbind OIDs to symbolic values. If the IP address of the sender does not match an IP address of a device monitored by a collector group that includes the Appliance, the message is discarded and a log message is generated. Matches the IP address of the sender to an IP address of a device monitored by a collector group that includes the Appliance. If the trap matches a defined filter, the trap is discarded. When an appliance that performs Message Collection receives an SNMP Trap, it performs the following: If you are unsure of any of the steps above or experience any issues, contact RSA Support and quote this article ID for further assistance.What Happens When a Message Collector Receives an SNMP Trap For instance, if you would like to alert when capture is in a stopped state, " setLimit" to " low=stopped". decoder/stats/capture.started, enter the state you would like to alert on in the ' low' parameter. Similarly, to alert when a string statistic changes, i.e. Now, if the Decoder's dropped percentage rate exceeds 5%, it will send an SNMP trap. You can confirm the current value by selecting " getLimit" from the menu. If you wish to alert when the dropped packet percentage exceeds 5%, right click on and select " Properties".įrom the drop-down menu below, select " setLimit" then enter " high=5" without the quotes in the Parameters field and click on the Send button. Locate a statistic that you would like to alert on in Explore view. 
SNMP traps can be generated when an integer statistic reaches a low or high threshold or a string statistic changes its status. Enter the IP address of your SNMP trap receiver into the right-hand column. 
For 10.6.x, navigate to Administration > Services > Decoder > Exploreįor 11.x, navigate to ADMIN > Services > Decoder > Explore
Follow the instructions below to configure SNMP traps for the appliance. The examples provided are for a Decoder but apply the same to Concentrators and Brokers.
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