Trap Revisions

SevOne NMS provides trap revisions - one, three, and four. The Cluster Manager > Cluster Settings tab > Alerts subtab, enables you to select which trap revision to use. If you change the trap revision you will need to update how your fault management system receives traps from SevOne NMS.

Revision One

Revision One traps provide the following fields.



Core Message

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1Severity
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1Action
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1Type
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1GmtTime
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1UserName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1MessageText


Peer Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PeerName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PeerId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PeerIp


Device Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1DeviceName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1DeviceId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1DeviceIp


Threshold Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ThresholdName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ThresholdDesc
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2DeviceGroupID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2DeviceGroupName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ObjectGroupID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ObjectGroupName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2DeviceAltName


Plugin Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PluginName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PluginId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PluginDescription


Object Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1ObjectName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1ObjectId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1ObjectDescription


Indicator Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1IndicatorName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1IndicatorId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1IndicatorDescription


Condition Information

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionType
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionValue
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ComparisonValue
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionUnits
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionAggregation
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionTimeframe

Revision Three

Revision Three traps provide the fields listed above in addition to the following fields.

Note: s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PeerIp and s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1DeviceIp are always blank when using Revision Three traps.
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3PeerAddress
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3DeviceAddress
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3PolicyID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3ThresholdID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3ThresholdDescription

Revision Four

Revision Four traps has removed the following fields from the new sevoneTrapNotificationThresholdRevision4. By doing this, SNMP/Other traps can be sent from SevOne NMS with fewer varbinds so that the sent traps have a lower chance of exceeding the network interface MTU.

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1Index
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PeerId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3PeerAddress
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2DeviceAltName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PluginDescription
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1IndicatorDescription
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionType
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionValue
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ComparisonValue
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionUnits
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionAggregation
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionTimeframe

For the Flow traps, the following fields have been removed from the new sevoneTrapNotificationFlowThresholdRevision2. By doing this, Flow traps can be sent from SevOne NMS with fewer varbinds so that the sent traps have a lower chance of exceeding the network interface MTU.

  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PeerId
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR3PeerAddress
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2DeviceAltName
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1PluginDescription
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR1IndicatorDescription
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionID
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionType
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionValue
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ComparisonValue
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionAggregation
  • s1TrapHistoryThresholdR2ConditionTimeframe
  • sevoneTrapHistoryFlowThresholdR1ConditionElementId