Hello Albert,
With SNMP it's the easiest, look at your snmp service settings in Windows, there is a tab called traps. There should be a community and your SIM server should be listed as a destination. In the SMH under settings there is a test feature for the trap. If your source is SNMP you will see your SNMP setings there and you can restart your agent. You can restart these without interuption to the server. The send test trap is the best test.
For wbem it's a bit more difficult to see, in the SMH there also is a test button but you can't see where the trap is send to. You can test by sending a trap and see if it arrives on your SIM server. Under configure there also is an option Check communications, first select the server that you want to test and then run the test, look for the ability to communicatie with SIM server. If you look under options>Events you can also find subscribe to wbem events. If you run this it configures the agent on the source server where to send it's events.
With SNMP it's the easiest, look at your snmp service settings in Windows, there is a tab called traps. There should be a community and your SIM server should be listed as a destination. In the SMH under settings there is a test feature for the trap. If your source is SNMP you will see your SNMP setings there and you can restart your agent. You can restart these without interuption to the server. The send test trap is the best test.
For wbem it's a bit more difficult to see, in the SMH there also is a test button but you can't see where the trap is send to. You can test by sending a trap and see if it arrives on your SIM server. Under configure there also is an option Check communications, first select the server that you want to test and then run the test, look for the ability to communicatie with SIM server. If you look under options>Events you can also find subscribe to wbem events. If you run this it configures the agent on the source server where to send it's events.
