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This section provides the users with the delivery options. The user can choose the delivery method, group name &
duplicate gap time.
Delivery: Notifications can be delivered in any of the following methods. Select the appropriate method. An option
may be disabled depending on the configuration specified by the Message Center administrator or the information
contained in the User's profile.
Popup: The notification will be displayed as a pop-up window within Web ViewPoint’s browser.Web ViewPoint’s
WVPCONF must have PARAM IM-REFRESH YES.
Ebox: The notification will be sent to the Web ViewPoint Ebox. The notification can be viewed by clicking on the
Red/Green envelope icon. Web ViewPoints WVPCONF must have PARAM IM-REFRESH YES.
Email: The notification will be emailed to the address specified in the User's profile.
SMS:The notification will be emailed to the "[email protected]" specified in the
User's profile.
SNMP: An SNMP trap will be sent to the IP Address specified from the 'To' list. When SNMP is selected as the
delivery method, SNMP trap specific information needs to be specified. This can be done be clicking on the ‘More
Options…’ button. Specify the following parameters that are used when a message is written to HP OpenView and
click ‘Done’:
Group Name:This parameter specifies the recipients of the notifications. Based on the notification period selected,
each member of the Group Name receives the subscribed event. Notifications will be sent only if the subscribed
events occur in the specified period of the particular user of the selected Group.
For SNMP, select the Host that will receive the SNMP trap. This list is populated from the receivers specified in the
Admin->System Settings->SNMP Receiver section.
Duplicate Gap:Notifications are sent out for every event match that occurs. For same events that occur inside a
small interval, this may cause repeated notifications to be sent out. Duplicate Gap is used to control the flow of
notifications. Only one notification is sent out for the same events that occur ‘Duplicate Gap’ seconds after the last
notification was sent out for that event.