Arnvd gets it's info from a config-file.
        For every trap that comes into Netview arvnd reads his config file
to see if the trap should be forwardet to ARS.
        Just do ps -ef | grep arnvd and you will see what config file arnvd
is using.
        This config file can be edited using the arnvui command. This will
bring up a gui where you can define new traps (OIDs) and put the arguments
directly into the ARS schema.
        Type ./arnvui -f <config file>

        Hope this helps.

Mvh/Regards,
Eirik Tysse
DnB IT-Driftstjenester/NSM-Center
Tel: 55223592 - Fax: 55223450
mailto:eirik.tysse AT dnb DOT no

> ----------
> From:         Gurjit Gill[SMTP:GURJIT.GILL AT CGI DOT CA]
> Sent:         Friday, October 01, 1999 11:22:47 PM
> To:   NV-L AT UCSBVM.UCSB DOT EDU
> Subject:      Netview and ARS (Remedy) integration
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>
> Hi All,
>
> We use Netview to monitor all our systems. Selected traps from Netview are
> passed on to the ARS trouble ticketing tool by the arnvd daemon. We have
> some
> shell scripts (backups etc) which send traps to the Network Management
> Station
> directly using the "snmptrap" command. arnvd passes on only the traps
> generated
> by the snmp agents on to the ARS tool. All traps generated by the scripts
> are
> registered in the Netview logs but are not passed on by the arnvd daemon
> to the
> ARS tool.
>
> Can someone give me a clue as to what needs to be done in terms of using
> the
> "snmptrap" command so that the traps get matched by the arnvd daemon and
> thus
> get passed on to the ARS tool.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Gurjit

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