<tt>> Hello Sven > > It's not clear what is working and whats not in your post. > > > So first off all some questions and instructions and put on all debug logs in the snmptt config: > > > 1. Does the trap appear in the unknown log? ( show me the whole trap) > 2. does the trap appear in the debug snmptt handler log? > 3. check your syslog and your /var/log/messages log > 4. Does the check work with the default snmptt handler? > 5. why you want to check with an other handler beside the default one? > 6. do you work with the script submit check result? to send the trap to nagios? > and if so does the local check work? > > <Since the last mail i did figure out some stuff. It seems i dont even need snmptt to get the traps to work. > > It depends on which options does your script offer. > > if you do an test check this howto ( </tt><a href="http://www.radium-networks.com/blog/nagios-snmp-3069/"><tt>http://www.radium-networks.com/blog/nagios-snmp-3069/</tt></a><tt>) and reconstruct the example on your system > > > best regards john</tt> Hello John, Sorry if i was unclear but i got the complete monitoring of the traps working on the idrac cards. I explained this in the previous mailing what i did to fix it. The snmptt handler is completely skipped in my case as i let nagios handle them directly after they are recieved by snmptrapd. The only missing part is are the raid controllers/disks but it seems these are not available in the idrac. Met vriendelijke groet / With kind regards,Sven Dohmen NOC Engineer<img src="http://signature.o4s.nl/O4S_disclaimer.gif" width="280" height="140" />Open for Support bv Amerikalaan 1 6199 AE Maastricht-AirportTel +31 (0)43 88 000 88 Fax +31 (0)43 88 000 80 <a href="http://www.o4s.nl">http://www.o4s.nl</a>