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SNMP Trap Translator is used to 'translate' traps received from the NET-SNMP / UCD-SNMP snmptrapd trap daemon into easy to understand messages. Git repository, downloads and support has been moved to https://github.com/snmptt/snmptt.

...Remote Services can monitor multiple objects internally, when "pinged" by Amentet, if any of these objects has disappeared an exception is thrown back with the list of missing objects. Amentet will store events in a local Db which can be viewed using the Web interface and as events occur alerts will be raised which can be sent to SNMP Trap daemon and/or SMTP and/or SMS. The service uses Spring Security Framework for access control and can be configured to use any Authentication Authorization system supported by the Spring Security Framework.

SnmpB is an SNMP MIB browser written in QT. It supports SNMPv1, SNMPv2c & SNMPv3. SnmpB can browse/edit/load/add MIB files and can query SNMP agents. It also supports agent discovery, trap events, and graph plotting.

This Apache module, with the netsnmp plugin enables you to live monitoring your Webserver allowing to monitor the entire server, and if you want each of your VHosts or (Wild)Aliases. Is able to monitor and signalate via TRAP reconfiguration or entire server shutdown/crash. Using Atomical operations and MMAP server overhead is minimal. Contrib from Alf Høgemark for integrating it in OpenNMS: http://www.kanonbra.com/index.php/projects/performance-testing/24-monitoring-apache-http-server-in-opennms

The Zabbix trap (zabtrap) client library allows you to send traps to a zabbix trap item configured on a zabbix server from your Java applications. For a full JMX Zabbix bridge (zabbix agent), check out http://www.kjkoster.org/zapcat/

Jawa Open Eyes is a project to build network monitoring tool by SNMP with the power of Java. The features support data collection of MIB-II, graphical view, multi layer network topology, email alert, trap receiver, JDBC, logging, http and port checking.

An implementation of the Open Groups' ARM (Application Response Measurement) 4.0 Java interfaces. OpenArm can be configured to send ARM transaction data to a log, to a messaging queue, a datastore, a JMX notification or to an SNMP trap.

This program receives SNMP traps, converts them to CORBA structured events, and pushes them to a CORBA Notification service. This program incorporates JacORB, Java SNMP, log4j, and Wrapper (for installing java apps as NT services).