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Example: Alerting CA Spectrum of Configuration Changes

Before you send SNMP traps to CA Spectrum for the first time, it is a good practice to identify the queries that return results pertinent to this destination. When you schedule your first alert with Spectrum as a destination, you may want to track the progress and compare the results displayed in CA Enterprise Log Manager with those that appear in the CA Spectrum interface. Once sending traps to CA Spectrum becomes routine, you may not ever take these preparation and follow-up steps again.

The following example is designed to walk you through the initial process, including:

• Preparing to send SNMP Traps to CA Spectrum
• Sending SNMP traps to CA Spectrum
• Verifying SNMP traps were sent successfully
• Viewing the SNMP traps received by CA Spectrum

More information:

Send SNMPv2 Traps to CA Spectrum

Track the Alert Job Progress

View SNMP Traps on CA Spectrum