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Host Resources Subagent
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual — 424777-006
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Starting and Stopping the Subagent
device-name
identifies a device:
program-file-name
is an unqualified object file name. To refer to operating system entries (one
per CPU), use OS. To refer to operating system-level processes (for
example, memory manager, I/O, and disk processes), use OSIMAGE.
In an OSS environment,
program-file-name
is case sensitive.
You can also embed comments in the initialization file. Text following a
semicolon (;) on a line is ignored.
The following entries instruct the Host Resources Subagent to exclude MIB
values for all programs except two and to exclude MIB values for one disk:
;exclude all programs except tacl and operating
;system entries (one per CPU):
[SWRunTable]
-*
+OS
+TACL
;exclude one disk:
[DeviceTable]
-$scratch ;not important enough
-f iffile
specifies the name of a network interface file. The subagent uses this file to
maintain values for MIB objects in the hrNetworkTable. If this parameter is not
specified, the file name IFTBL in the current volume and subvolume of the user
who starts the subagent is assumed.
You create the network interface file initially by using a Subsystem Control
Facility (SCF) INFO SUBNET command. The command should retrieve
information for the subnets associated with the TCP/IP subsystem whose
CPUnn
identifies a CPU.
$printer-name
identifies a printer.
$volume-name
identifies a disk.
$tape-drive-name
identifies a tape drive.
$network-device-
name
identifies a network device.
Note. In OSS, file names can be specified in both uppercase and lowercase
characters. In a Guardian environment, they must be specified in uppercase.
Note. The subagent simply inserts the interfaces from the file into the MIB table with a
state value as STARTED. No monitoring of the interfaces is performed.