| You're right--that is a possibility and we installed the latest version 
on our dev box, but it's not what we really want. We also found out HP's 
integration with NV stopped at V6. We're trying to use more of NV's core 
capability and depend less on adapters that can break anytime Framework or 
TEC is patched. Another thing we're considering is using the CIM console to 
forward traps from agents to NV. Thanks for the replies, everyone. It looks like 
we understood the limits of the trap copying capability. 
  
  
  Drew,   I 
  may have missed your point entirely, but if not... would you not look into 
  using the HP Insight Manager integration module for TEC (I think the latest 
  version is 2.0) and processing the events through the TEC rulebase?  
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    Hi all,  We are being asked to use NetView for more than 
    device polling and up/down status. The big push is to save some $$ by using 
    NV to receive traps from servers for HP Insight Manager events, and possibly 
    expand to other applications that send traps, rather than using say NetIQ 
    AppManager or MOM. Everything has to become a TEC event, so this means tying 
    it into TEC_ITS, which we already do with other external trap sources. I 
    have Compaq traps in, mib2trapped, are receiving test traps fine. Here's where trap copying comes in. We send TEC 
    events to a help desk system based on the event class only, no other method 
    available at this time. We normally send all Compaq events to one team, so 
    no problem, that means one event class will do. Now, we will need to send 
    Compaq events for 98% of servers to one team, but 1% to a second, and 1% to 
    a third. So, we can copy traps, change the name and TEC event class, and 
    assign a source file for the small server groups. Since the trap number 
    itself can't change (or can it) when you copy a trap I think we will now 
    create 2 TEC events when traps from server group 2 come in--one in team one, 
    one in team two. This is because the original trap has no source 
    defined--which is not reasonable in this case because it's hundreds of 
    servers. And the trap numbers are the same, so TEC_ITS will forward both, 
    assuming I've added a node to the ruleset based on specific trap number, 
    rather than a trap settings node. I hope I explained this decently. I searched 
    the archives, and haven't seen a post like this. I think it will all become 
    clear when I understand how the trap coming in is matched to the trap name, 
    number, etc. Maybe this can't be done, but I have to try because the cost 
    savings are exceptional and I don't think OpenView can do any 
    better. Thanks--Drew  Drew Van 
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