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SNMP Traps are not received

Bob Greer
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Hi there,

Thanks for reading.

I'm exceeding thresholds in my IP SLA udp-echo monitoring.  I have reaction-alerts enabled and a logging host defined.  Test messages (send log 5) are received by my SNMP server (logging host).  The problem is I'm expecting the threshold traps to be forwarded to the server but they're not.

 

ID           Type        Destination             Stats       Return      Last (ms)        Code        Run
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
*1           udp-echo    10.156.255.5      RTT=127     Over threshold 37 seconds ago

 

ip sla auto discovery
ip sla responder
ip sla 1
 udp-echo 10.156.255.5 5000
 owner US3_IM_SC
 tag US3_MX3_RTT
 threshold 50
ip sla schedule 1 life forever start-time now
ip sla logging traps
ip sla enable reaction-alerts
logging source-interface Loopback0
logging host 10.150.2.192

 

Thanks,

Bob

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Problem solved: I had two conflicting thresholds configured.  I removed the threshold limit under the ip sla command and relied only on the ip sla reaction-configure threshold setting.  Now, i'm getting the logging & alerting I was expecting.

 

Br,

Bob

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Bob Greer
Level 4
Level 4

I added an ip sla reaction-configuration command against ip sla #1 with threshold values and threshold type configured.  That generated a single forwarded alert on my snmp server but appears to have stopped (because the ip sla 1 threshold continues to be surpassed.

Any thoughts on that?

Thanks again!

Bob

Problem solved: I had two conflicting thresholds configured.  I removed the threshold limit under the ip sla command and relied only on the ip sla reaction-configure threshold setting.  Now, i'm getting the logging & alerting I was expecting.

 

Br,

Bob