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Getting alerts fromTivoli to Unicenter

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Getting alerts fromTivoli to Unicenter

Getting alerts fromTivoli to Unicenter

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Hi,
I have a need to get alerts out of Tivoli into Unicenter .I'm guessing Tivoli TEC to Unicenter Console would be th ebest way. Anyone got any experience doing this, and a feel for how long it might take to set up??

Thanks...

RE: Getting alerts fromTivoli to Unicenter

To my knowledge TME does not have any trap forwarding ability built into it. To get traps to go to both you will need to set up a server that is dedicated to trap forwarding and send all traps there.

But much easer would be to reconfigure the SNMP on the agent systems to send their traps to both servers. You could write a script to change the SNMP settings to do this and software distribute it. Either way you need to make the change on the agent side not the server side.

RE: Getting alerts fromTivoli to Unicenter

You could also install the Event Agent on the TEC machine and forward the messages with cawto to the EM server.

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