HP T9576G06, Management Manual

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Installing and Configuring the SNMP Agent
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The SNMPCTL File
The SNMPCTL File
When started, the SNMP agent creates an SNMP control file (SNMPCTL) in the
subvolume from which it is started. You control the SNMP agent by configuring the
SNMPCTL file. If started using the TRACE startup parameter, the SNMP agent also
creates two trace files (ZZSMPTRP and ZZSMPTRB) in the subvolume from which it is
started.
Initially, the values shown in Table 2-1 are assigned to several objects in the SNMP
agent's MIB. The SNMP agent’s MIB is described in detail in Section 3, MIBs
Supported by the SNMP Agent .
Configure the SNMCTL File to Control the
SNMP Agent
Configure the SNMPCTL file in one of four ways:
•
RUN command parameters ( RUN Command on page 2-7)
•
PARAM statements ( PARAM Statements’ Custom Configuration for the RUN
Command on page 2-16)
Table 2-1. Initial Values of Objects in the SNMP Agent's MIB
MIB Object Initial Value
System group objects :
sysDescr
Tandem NonStop Kernel System
Version: Dxx
Node: node-name
Agent: agent-process-name
where D
xx
is the product version of the SNMP agent; for
example, D23.
sysObjectID 1.3.6.1.4.1.169.3.155.1
sysContact
"unknown"
sysName A name associated with the default TCP/IP process handling
communication between the SNMP agent and SNMP
managers. It is derived by a gethostname socket call against
the TCP/IP process specified in the
TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME startup parameter or, if none is
specified, against $ZTC0 on the local node.
sysLocation
"unknown"
sysServices 79
SNMP group object :
snmpEnableAuthenTraps 1 (yes)