the Performance Met filters. TL1Devices Use reload option to load TrapFilter classes again in Miscellaneous the WebNMS server at runtime. Filter Name Class Name LinkDownSnmpV1 LinkUpDownTrapF ilter LinkUpSnmpV2c test LinkUpDown LinkDownSnmpV2c LinkUpDown ilter LinkUpSnmpV1 est.LinkUpDownTra Enabled Filters Disabled Filters Modify Delete View Details Apply Figure 12.28 Trap filter configuration. The fault management system allows dynamic configuration of trap parsers from the client. This can be done from the event browser of the fault client. Rather than specifying the match criteria manually, an MIB with defined traps can be translated to trap parsers. With FMS, the user can configure SNMP vl, v2c and v3 traps. These matching teria determine the type of traps that will be parsed by any given trap parser. The configuration screen allows the specification of match criteria in a set of fields. Using the values in these fields as criteria, the incoming SNMP vl traps can matched. An incoming trap should satisfy all the criteria specified. Upon satisfac- tion of all criteria, an event will be generated as configured in the trap parser. The FMS can be used to configure trap parsers for SNMP v2c and v3 traps. The criteria that can be given are: Nodes: This field is used in order to apply a trap parser when FMS receives a trap from a particular set of nodes. This was already explained in setting match criteria with nodes for v1 traps. OSS for Telecom Networks Adventliet Trap Parser Configuration Configured Trap Parser List Trap Input Parameters coldStart Trap Port warmStart coldStart egpNeighborLoss authenticationFail Match Criteria Nodes Groups Enterprise 1.3.6.1.2.1.11 Generic Type Specific Type Click here to configure for V2C & V3 Severity Major Message Click to View Message Failure Object $Agent Domain Category $Community Network $Source Source $Agent Group Name Help URL $GenericType-$SpecificType.html Add Trap Parser Modify Trap Parser Delete Trap Parser Update Apply To Server Load From MIB Load From File Save To Fi