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I recently set up my iLOs (mixture of all 3... iLO, iLO2, and iLO3) to all point to an HP NNMi setup so there would be alerting on failed logins. &nbsp;This is working fine on iLO and iLO2, but for iLO3 I am not getting any alerts on failed logins.<br />
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I verified that I am pointing to the same IP for SNMP as I am elsewhere and that its set to log failed logins on the 3rd try. &nbsp;I also did a test SNMP alert from an iLO3 and NNMi did receive it, but does not get any alerts for failed logins.<br />
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Any ideas on what else to try?
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I recently set up my iLOs (mixture of all 3... iLO, iLO2, and iLO3) to all point to an HP NNMi setup so there would be alerting on failed logins.  This is working fine on iLO and iLO2, but for iLO3 I am not getting any alerts on failed logins.

I verified that I am pointing to the same IP for SNMP as I am elsewhere and that its set to log failed logins on the 3rd try.  I also did a test SNMP alert from an iLO3 and NNMi did receive it, but does not get any alerts for failed logins.

Any ideas on what else to try?

HP iLO3 not sending SNMP alerts

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