Filter
Top Products
3-401
Cisco Signaling Gateway Manager User Guide
78-15589-01
Chapter 3 Managing ITP Networks Using SGM
Integrating SGM with Other Products
Integrating SGM with Other Products
SGM does not require either CiscoWorks2000 or HP OpenView, but SGM does
integrate with those products to provide added value. See the following sections
for more information:
• Integrating SGM with HP OpenView, page 3-401
• Integrating SGM with CiscoWorks2000, page 3-402
Integrating SGM with HP OpenView
SGM can integrate with HP OpenView during installation, registering to receive
forwarded traps. See the “Installing SGM on Solaris” chapter of the Cisco
Signaling Gateway Manager Installation Guide for more information.
You can also integrate SGM with HP OpenView after installation, using the
sgm trapsetup command. See the “SGM Command Reference” section on
page B-1 for more information.
If you select HP OpenView as the source of traps in SGM, keep the following
considerations in mind:
• If HP OpenView is not running when you start the SGM servers, SGM’s
sgmTrapReceiver process cannot start and is labeled Stopped.
• If HP OpenView is running when you start the SGM servers, but ovtrapd (HP
OpenView’s trap receiver process) is not running, sgmTrapReceiver starts and
is reported as Running, but it cannot receive traps.
• If you start the SGM servers, then start HP OpenView, sgmTrapReceiver does
not start automatically. You must start sgmTrapReceiver using the Process
Manager.
• If sgmTrapReceiver is running and HP OpenView is stopped using the ovstop
command, sgmTrapReceiver stops itself, and does not start automatically
when HP OpenView is restarted. You must start sgmTrapReceiver using the
Process Manager.
• If sgmTrapReceiver is running and ovtrapd stops running for any reason,
sgmTrapReceiver cannot detect that ovtrapd is no longer running.
sgmTrapReceiver continues running but cannot receive traps until ovtrapd is
restarted. When ovtrapd is restarted, sgmTrapReceiver begins receiving traps
again automatically.