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Ethernet Subagent
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual — 424777-006
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Controlling a Running Ethernet Subagent
These objects are described in detail in Table 14-3 on page 14-12.
Controlling a Running Ethernet Subagent
In addition to getting information about a running Ethernet Subagent, you can control
certain aspects of its behavior by issuing SNMP Set requests from an SNMP manager,
as described in
Table 14-2 on page 14-10.
All subagent attributes that can be controlled by setting MIB object values are
reinitialized when the subagent is restarted to default values or values specified in
startup parameters.
Table 14-2. Controlling an Ethernet Subagent Through SNMP (page 1 of 2)
You can control this
attribute of an
Ethernet Subagent... By issuing SNMP Set
requests against this
object...
Initially
set with
this startup
parameter..
.
With this default value...
Current process
priority of subagent
process zesaProcessPriority None; determined by
operating system.
Processor in which
subagent’s backup
process is running or
will start zesaBackupCPU -b -1 (no backup process)
The zesaBackupState*
object must be set to
disabled (3) before the
zesaBackupCPU object
can be set.
State of the
subagent’s backup
process zesaBackupState None.
Switching to the
backup subagent
process zesaSwitchToBackupNo
w 0
(autoProcessPairControl)
at startup.
EMS collector
process to which
subagent sends
events zesaEmsCollectorName -c $0 on the same node as
the subagent.
zesaEmsCollectorState*
must be set to
disabled (3) before the
zesaEmsCollectorName
object can be set.
State of the
connection to the
EMS collector zesaEmsCollectorState None; in normal
circumstances, value is
“connected.”
* See State Object/Resource Object Pairs on page 14-16 for information about Ethernet Subagent objects that
control or indicate the internal processing state of processes used by the subagent.