HP T9576G06, Management Manual

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Unsolicited SNMP Agent Messages
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual — 424777-006
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009: ZSMP-EVT-BAD-IPC-PDU-RCVD
explanatory-text
is information describing the problem.
Cause. The SNMPCTL file specified at agent startup is already in use by another
agent process.
Effect. The agent does not start.
Recovery. Network management personnel should perform one of these two recovery
procedures:
•
Stop the agent that already has the SNMPCTL file open and then restart the agent.
•
Start the agent from a subvolume that contains an SNMPCTL file not in use or in
which a new SNMPCTL file can be created.
009: ZSMP-EVT-BAD-IPC-PDU-RCVD
process-name
identifies a subagent process.
function-name
is the name of a function used internally by the SNMP agent.
location-number
is a numeric identifier for a specific location within the function.
explanatory-text
is information describing the problem.
Cause. A subagent constructed and sent the SNMP agent an interprocess
communication (IPC) PDU that the agent cannot decode. This problem should occur
only during the debugging of a subagent.
Effect. The SNMP agent discards and does not process the message. If you are using
the Event Management Service (EMS) Trap Subagent, no events are translated into
traps.
Recovery. The subagent developer must check the construction of the IPC PDU.
Bad PDU received from process-name. Method function-name at
location location-number. Detail: explanatory-text