Table of Contents
Introduction
There are two parts to the configuration, the first being the server(s) under management, and the second being the supporting configuration on the web portal. Both are covered here.
AAM Configuration
Adding a new AAM Login
The VSM Probe requires access to Avaya Aura Messaging with the appropriate user rights. This can be achieved by creating a new user within Avaya Aura Messaging with user profile 18, or a read-only account with same level of access.
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Fields | Setting |
Login name | Choose a Login name (refer to technical requirements forms) |
Additional groups (Profile) | prof18 |
SAT Limit | none |
Date to disable account | Leave blank |
Password | Choose a password (refer to technical requirements forms) |
Force password change | No |
Click Submit.
Configuring SNMP
SNMP traps are used to capture alarms raised by Avaya Aura Messaging, and to allow VSM to query certain information.
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After adding the SNMP destination, it should be listed on the FP Traps page.
Add SNMP Access
To add SNMP Access, you must administer an SNMP Agent with the following steps:
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| Info |
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| You can use the Agent Status webpage to change the state of Master Agent and to check the state of the subagents. If the subagent is connected to Master Agent, the status of each subagent is UP. If the status of Master Agent is Down and the status of the subagent is UP, the subagent is not connected to Master Agent. |
Web Portal Configuration
Add AAM
Login to the VSM web portal using your credentials and password.
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