RAMS(Route analytics and Management Software) traps show IP address as Hex string in the NNMi Incident views Linux enviroments.

1. Generate a file of the existing RAMS traps:

/opt/OV/bin/nnmincidentcfgdump.ovpl –dump /tmp/ramsTraps.tag –authorKey com.hp.rams.nnm.author

1. Edit the /tmp/ramsTraps.tag file to update the trap configuration Message Formats as follows:
   • Change
     "Path Change for $4 from src $5 to dest $16/$17 newMetric-$12 : newHops-$14 : oldMetric-$11 : oldHops-$13" 
     to
     "Path Change for $4 from src $5 to dest $8/$9 newMetric-$12 : newHops-$14 : oldMetric-$11 : oldHops-$13"
   • Change
     "Adjacency state Up in $4 for src $16 dest $18 srcType $13 destType $14" 
     to
     "Adjacency state Up in $4 for src $5 dest $6 srcType $13 destType $14"
   • Change
     "Adjacency state Down in $4 for src $16 dest $18 srcType $13 destType $14" 
     to
     "Adjacency state Down in $4 for src $5 dest $6 srcType $13 destType $14"
   • Change
     "Prefix $11/$12 Up announced by node $8" 
     to
     "Prefix $5/$6 Up announced by node $8"
   • Change
     "Prefix $11/$12 Down announced by node $8" 
     to
     "Prefix $5/$6 Down announced by node $8"
2. Load the modified RAMS traps:

/opt/OV/bin/ nnmincidentcfgload.ovpl -load /tmp/ramsTraps.tag

1. From the NNMi 9.20 console, use Configuration→Incidents→SNMP Trap Configurations to validate the following five traps:
   • RexPathChange
   • RexAdjStateUp
   • RexAdjStateDown
   • RexPrefixStateUp
   • RexPrefixStateDown