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MonitorMagic Implementation Guide<br />
Version 1.0, October 2004<br />
15. Preparing to apply SNMP policies<br />
MonitorMagic provides integration with several well-known network and hardware devices, such as<br />
Cisco, Dell, HP and IBM. To use this integration, the use of the SNMP protocol is required. This means<br />
that the system or device you want to monitor must be equipped with an active SNMP agent. For<br />
example, to monitor the specific hardware details of a HP Server, it must run the appropriate Insight<br />
Manager agent software.<br />
To simplify working with SNMP policies, create entries for each host or device you want to monitor<br />
using SNMP in the Manual SNMP Hosts branch, as shown below. To access a system using SNMP, a<br />
valid <strong>com</strong>munity string must be passed along with an Object Identifier (OID), which represents the<br />
monitored resource (disk, fan, interface, etc). The OID is embedded into each policy, while the<br />
<strong>com</strong>munity string and IP address is variable per host. As a result, each host must be added separately<br />
by using the Add SNMP host as shown below.<br />
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