Customize Session Delivery Manager Event Traps

The trap event setting allows you to override the core OCSDM default event trap severities and customize them.

  1. Expand the Fault Manager slider and select Trap event setting.
  2. In the Select dialog box, select the SDM trap group row from the Trap groups table and click OK.
  3. The following table describes the OCSDM product event types and a description that references its respective trap. If you need to customize the severity level of this trap, see the Customize Alarm Trap Severity Levels section for more information.
    Trap Description
    apEMPluginDuplicatedRestPrefixName The trap is generated when there is a plugin installation attempt that has the same name as an existing REST API prefix name in the system.
    apEMPluginFailedInstall The trap is generated whenever an element manager (EM) product plugin failed to install.
    apEMPluginFailedInstallClear The trap is generated whenever an EM product plugin failed installation status is recovered.
    apEMPluginFailedUninstall The trap is generated whenever an EM product plugin failed to uninstall.
    apEMPluginFailedUninstallClear The trap is generated whenever an EM product plugin failed to uninstall status is recovered.
    apEMSActivateFailure The trap is generated when OCSDM fails to activate a configuration, whether initiated from the SOAP XML API or the OCSDM GUI for the save/activate or activate operations.
    apEMSNodeUnreachable The trap is generated when the status of a node changes from reachable to unreachable. The trap contains the node ID of the device and the time of the event.
    apEMSNodeUnreachableClear The trap is generated when the status of a node changes from unreachable to reachable. The trap contains the node ID of the device and the time of the event.
    apEMSSaveFailure The trap is generated when OCSDM fails to save a configuration. The trap is generated by a save failure whether initiated by the SOAP XML API or OCSDM GUI for the save/activate, save, or offline save operations. The trap contains the node ID of the device, the start and stop time of the save configuration attempt, and the user initiating the save operation.
    apEMSDiscoveryFailure

    The trap is generated whenever an error is detected during server node discovery.

    apEMSInvalidConfigDiscovered

    The trap is generated whenever an invalid configuration is retrieved from a node. Additional information about the validity failure is available in the discovery log.

    apEMSInvalidConfigInventory

    The trap is generated whenever an inventory check was performed and failed.

    apNNCReportingHdrAggregationFailure This trap is depricated. Use the apNNCReportingHdrAggregationLagFailure trap. This trap is generated when an OCSDM reporting HDR aggregation task fails to keep up with incoming HDR data.
    apNNCReportingHdrAggregationLagFailure The trap is generated when an OCSDM reporting HDR aggregation task fails to keep up with incoming HDR data.
    apNNCReportingHdrAggregationLagFailureClear The trap is generated when a previously failed OCSDM reporting HDR aggregation task is now able to stay current with incoming HDR data.
    apNNCReportingHdrDetectionFailure The trap is generated whenever an OCSDM reporting HDR detection task failed.
    apNNCServerUnreachable The trap is generated whenever an OCSDM server is determined to be unreachable by another an OCSDM server configured in the same cluster.
    apNNCServerUnreachableClear The trap is generated whenever a previously unreachable OCSDM server is determined to be reachable by another OCSDM server configured in the same cluster.