is the MASF agent send traps on IPMP failure?


 
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Old 05-19-2008
is the MASF agent send traps on IPMP failure?

who is responsible for sending traps if in the IPMP group one nic is failed?
is it something that we need to configure manualy or it's automatic configured when u install the masf agent?
(solaris 10, on Netra210, masf 1.5.3)
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