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Step #3 Configure opEvents to process SNMP trap log file

We need to tell opEvents to process the newly created snmptrap.log file.  This is done in /usr/local/omk/conf/opCommon.nmis.  Be careful with this file; in reality it is a perl hash, any syntax error will render the OMK server dead.  After modifying this file check it for syntax errors with the following command 'perl -c /usr/local/omk/conf/opCommon.nmis'.  If you are not scared you should be

We need to add something like the following example to the opevents section of opCommon.nmis. 

 'opevents_logs' => {       
  'clarogt_snmptraps' => [
    '<nmis_logs>/snmptrap.log'
   ],