SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

Introduction to SCF for the SNMP Agent
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The SCF Product Module for the NonStop Agent
you start the NonStop agent process. For startup parameters and configuration through
SNMP, see Configuring the SNMP Agent Through SNMP Requests on page 2-17.
The SCF Product Module for the NonStop Agent
Each subsystem has a product module associated with it that defines its SCF interface.
The NonStop agent product module is a code 0 file named ZSMPSCF. ZSMPSCF is
placed in the $SYSTEM.SYSTEM subvolume when you install the NonStop agent
product with the Install or DSM/SCM product.
When you issue an SCF LISTPM (list product modules) command, the NonStop agent
is identified as SNMP in the Subsystem column.
Before You Can Issue SCF Commands Against the NonStop
Agent
You must know the name under which the NonStop agent process is running (the
name of the PROCESS object) before you can issue SCF commands to retrieve
information or perform any configuration or management tasks for the NonStop agent.
If you know the name of the NonStop agent process, you can find out about the current
NonStop agent configuration by issuing SCF INFO and STATUS commands and
including the SUB ALL command modifier.
The NonStop agent process is often started under the name $ZSNMP. If you do not
know what your NonStop agent process is named, try issuing an SCF STATUS
PROCESS $ZSNMP command. If this command is not successful, you might use the
TACL STATUS command with the PROG option to find out the name of the NonStop
agent process. As installed, the program file for the NonStop agent process is named
SNMPAGT. For example:
2> STATUS *, PROG $NETMAN.SNMP.SNMPAGT
Process Pri PFR %WT Userid Program file Hometerm
$ZJMC 3,48 149 015 255,209 $NETMAN.SNMP.SNMPAGT $T100.#TRM4
Note. Currently, subagents are not configured through SCF. They are configured through
startup parameters as well as through SNMP requests issued by SNMP managers. For
configuration of SNMP subagents that HP supports, see the Part IV, SNMP Subagents.