SNMP Traps and Ops Manager Severities

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This page explains how severe specific SNMP trap alerts are.

Important

Ops Manager 6.0.0 deprecates SNMP alerts. Ops Manager 7.0.0 will not include SNMP alerts. To learn more about other alert options, see Third-Party Service Integrations.

The severities are:

debug
info
warning
error
critical

The SNMP Alerts have the following severities in the SNMP traps:

Alert	Severity
Automation is down Backing Database process is down Backup is down Detected a problem connecting to a database backing the system Host is down Monitoring is down	`critical (5)`
Host Recovering Host Metric outside of configured threshold Example Connections exceeded user-specified threshold of 1000.	`warning (3)`
Any informational alert Example host is now primary host is now secondary host restarted Host version outdated Monitoring Agent version outdated Backup Agent version outdated	`info (2)`
Any other alert not explicitly mentioned in this table.	`warning (3)`

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