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NNM9i - custom poller - specific bgppeerstate

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Hi,
I want to be able to check every 15 minutes on the bgppeerstate of an connection ipaddr 10.10.10.3 and if the state is not 6 generate an Incident. I do not want to check all nodes in a node group and all instances on them if possible.

This was a simple task in nnm7 with data collection - but I am just not getting to grips with it in nnm9.

Can someone give me an helping hand?

regards,
Siggi
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    Hi,
    I presume that on the router you already issued the "snmp-server enable traps bgp" command.
    In NNM , in Configuration-> Incident Configuration you will find the "BGPBackwardTransition" trap.
    You will have to activate it, and in the Action Configuration you can place a script that verifies if the the state is not 6.

    You can you: $sourceNodeName or $managementAddress to select the router (or routers ) you want to generate an incident.

    Hope this help
    regards
    Nick
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    Hi,
    I presume that on the router you already issued the "snmp-server enable traps bgp" command.
    In NNM , in Configuration-> Incident Configuration you will find the "BGPBackwardTransition" trap.
    You will have to activate it, and in the Action Configuration you can place a script that verifies if the the state is not 6.

    You can you: $sourceNodeName or $managementAddress to select the router (or routers ) you want to generate an incident.

    Hope this help
    regards
    Nick
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