Enabling trap reception

By default, the built-in trap receiver for
is disabled. If the
,
,
, or
is installed, you need to enable the built-in trap receiver so that traps issued by devices can be received and processed.
You can edit the voip.conf file and enable the built-in trap receiver. The parameter to be edited is:
# TrapPort = 9001
To enable trap reception:
  1. Go to the BASEDIR/smarts/bin directory in the
    installation area and issue the following command to open the voip.conf file:
    sm_edit conf/voip/voip.conf
  2. Find the following line:
    # TrapPort = 9001
  3. Uncomment the line (remove the # character) and change the value to
    9001
    or any value in the range
    2049
    to
    65534
    (inclusive). The value that you select becomes the port number on which the built-in trap receiver listens for traps.
  4. Save and close the file. The modified version of the voip.conf file is saved to the BASEDIR/smarts/local/conf/voip directory.
  5. If
    was running before you edited the voip.conf file, restart
    .
    In addition to enabling trap reception, you need to configure SNMP trap integration to distribute Avaya or Nortel traps to
    , as explained in Chapter 6, “Configuring the SNMP Trap Integration.”