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Moxa Tech Note

Connecting the ioLogik 2000 to a SolarWinds NPM

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IOxpress

Open IOxpress and then click

Device Configuration



Add Configuration…

on the

menu bar. Next, choose your device from the list of ioLogik 2500 series devices.

Click

Settings



Click&Go Plus



SNMP Trap

on the menu bar, and then type in the

Name, Server IP Address, Trap Community and messages, then click

Add

Summary of Contents for ioLogik 2500 Series

Page 4: ...nnecting the ioLogik 2000 to a SolarWinds NPM Copyright 2016 Moxa Inc Page 4 of 11 ioAdmin A Open ioAdmin and click Start Search to locate ioLogik 2200 series devices B Click the Server Settings tab and then click Login ...

Page 5: ...2000 to a SolarWinds NPM Copyright 2016 Moxa Inc Page 5 of 11 C Click the Click Go Logic tab to configure an IF THEN ELSE logic routine D In the THEN section choose SNMP Trap click on the setting buttons and then customize your trap message ...

Page 7: ...press A Open IOxpress and then click Device Configuration Add Configuration on the menu bar Next choose your device from the list of ioLogik 2500 series devices B Click Settings Click Go Plus SNMP Trap on the menu bar and then type in the Name Server IP Address Trap Community and messages then click Add ...

Page 8: ...C Click the Click Go Plus tab to configure an IF THEN ELSE logic routine Click on Condition to set the IF condition and then click on Action for the THEN and or ELSE condition D In Action Settings click ACTIVE MESSAGE select SNMP Trap under Type and then select a self defined parameter under Parameter ...

Page 10: ...0 to a SolarWinds NPM Copyright 2016 Moxa Inc Page 10 of 11 2 You can see trap messages in one of two ways A Via the SolarWinds web console Under ALERTS ACTIVITY click Traps The trap messages will appear as illustrated in the following figure ...

Page 11: ...ch Note Connecting the ioLogik 2000 to a SolarWinds NPM Copyright 2016 Moxa Inc Page 11 of 11 B Via the SolarWinds Trap Viewer Open the SolarWinds Trap Viewer as shown below You will then see the trap messages ...