Why am i not receiving any Traps?

Why am i not receiving any Traps?

  1. Check if the port specified for traps is not being blocked by your firewall.
  2. Try pinging the Cloudmon Controller from the concerned device to see if it's reachable.
  3. Also, check if the port assigned for receiving traps is available in Cloudmon collector and not being used by any other processes


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