"Auto-SNMP Goes to Beta - You'll Save Days of Databasing..."

Automatically Database Your SNMP Alarm Points...

SNMP offers the robust message delivery you need to receive alarms from your network from equipment like the Cisco 15454, Cisco 3560, and MetaSwitch. It's a great benefit - and the less alarm databasing you have to do, the better.

T/Mon has a new solution going to beta that will save you time (and money) when working with SNMP traps. Auto-SNMP on T/Mon now makes it as easy to provision SNMP alarms as auto-databasing ASCII.

For those of you who aren't familiar with the T/Mon ASCII processor, you'll have the power to define a single rule set for handling SNMP traps when they come in. These rules allow T/Mon to create a standard alarm point for any incoming SNMP trap - so you don't have to database the alarm before it arrives.

Once an SNMP trap is received by T/Mon, you'll enjoy all the benefits you expect from any T/Mon alarm - including 24/7 email and pager notifications.

Auto-SNMP also allows you to customize incoming alarms automatically. Imagine that an SNMP alarm for a power failure defines itself as 'Major', but you think that all power alarms should be considered 'Critical'. You can setup T/Mon to create a 'Critical' alarm, even though the equipment manufacturer thought differently.

No one knows your network better than you do, or understands how critical different alarms are to your overall reliability.

What's also exciting about Auto-SNMP is that it straight from you - the DPS client base! This feature was conceived during last year's Users Group Meeting in October.

Users Group Meetings are your opportunity to share your ideas for the next evolution of T/Mon. The next meeting takes place on October 16-17, immediately following a Factory Training session. Sign up for the next Users Group Meeting to take part in the ultimate T/Mon brainstorm and share your T/Mon best practices!