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SCF Commands for the SNMP Agent
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ADD ENDPOINT Command
The default (“0.0.0.0”) indicates that the NonStop agent accepts requests from and
returns responses through any available TCP/IP subnet defined for the specified
TCP/IP process.
Considerations: ADD ENDPOINT
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The TCP/IP process specified in the NETWORK attribute does not have to be on
the same node as the NonStop agent process.
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The value 0 is recognized as a wildcard in the host addressing scheme for the
HOSTADDR attribute. The ENDPOINT object only accepts a full wildcard
specification (“0.0.0.0”) or a distinct Internet address. For example: 130.50.85.43.
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If you start a NonStop agent process with its default WARM and
TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME startup parameters (and name the process $ZSNMP),
an ENDPOINT object called $ZSNMP.#DEFAULT with the following attribute
values is automatically added and started:
ENDPOINT $ZSNMP.#DEFAULT, NETWORK $ZTC0, HOSTADDR "0.0.0.0"
By default, then, the NonStop agent receives and sends SNMP requests through
any available subnet associated with the TCP/IP process $ZTC0 on the same
node as the NonStop agent process is running.
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Two ENDPOINT objects cannot use the same TCP/IP Internet address or use an
address that is a member of a full wildcard address specification in an existing
ENDPOINT object.
Examples: ADD ENDPOINT
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The following example defines a configuration entry named #END1 that, when
activated with the START command, allows NonStop agent process $ZSNMP to be
reached at Internet address 130.50.85.43 through TCP/IP process $ZTC1:
-> ADD ENDPOINT $ZSNMP.#END1, NETWORK $ZTC1, &
-> HOSTADDR "130.50.85.43"
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Because default values are assumed when an attribute keyword/value pair is
omitted, the following SCF commands have the same result:
-> ADD ENDPOINT $ZSNMP.#END1, HOSTADDR "130.50.85.43"
-> ADD ENDPOINT $ZSNMP.#END1, NETWORK $ZTC0, &
-> HOSTADDR "130.50.85.43"
Note.
Do not specify a TCPSAM or TPC6SAM process for this attribute if that process
runs on a different node