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SNMP Support
VOCAL SNMP GUI Screen Elements
Hosts & Processes This frame displays the host server and indicates whether they are active
(blue) or inactive (red). If a host server contains several processes, it will
display a red ball if one or more of the processes is inactive.
SNMP Controller The process controller allows you to start or stop the SNMP control process.
To start or stop the process controller, follow these steps:
1) From the Host View, select a hostname and select a process.
2) Select Start Process to begin the SNMP control or Stop Process to stop
the SNMP Process.
Note
The process or function running on each host server is listed under each
hostname. When the process is selected, the process abbreviation and
port number appear above the Start Process and Stop Process
buttons. Processes or functions are abbreviated as:
• FS - Feature Server
• MS - Marshal Server
• POS - Policy Server
• RS -Redirect Server
• CDR - Call Detail Record Server
• PS - Provisioning Server
Note
There is no warning prompt for starting or stopping processes. If you
select a process, and click either Start Process or Stop Process, the
instruction is sent immediately to the host.
SNMP Traps The SNMP Traps screen displays SNMP traps from the system with
timestamps. Traps are used to report unexpected events, such as a server
crashing. Trap is a conventional term that comes from the early developers
of SNMP.
Most Recent SNMP
Trap
Displays the server name and status of the most recent trap.