SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands for the SNMP Agent
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STATUS PROCESS Command
If the ENDPOINT object is in the STARTING state because an underlying resource
is unavailable, the NonStop agent periodically tries to access the resource. Once
the resource is available, the ENDPOINT object enters the STARTED state.
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A returned status of STOPPING indicates that a STOP or ABORT command was
issued while the NonStop agent was processing an SNMP request. The
ENDPOINT object enters the STOPPED state as soon as processing is finished.
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A returned state of STOPPED indicates that the ENDPOINT object has been
aborted or stopped.
Example: STATUS ENDPOINT
The following example displays the operational state of all connection points defined
for NonStop agent process $ZSNMP:
12-> STATUS ENDPOINT $ZSNMP.*
SNMP Status ENDPOINT
Name State
$ZSNMP.#DEFAULT STOPPED
$ZSNMP.#END1 STARTED
STATUS PROCESS Command
Use the STATUS PROCESS command to display the operational states of the objects
defined for a NonStop agent configuration.
The display returned by the STATUS PROCESS command also indicates whether the
NonStop agent process is being traced and the name of the trace file.
$agent-process
identifies the NonStop agent configuration whose operational state you want to
display. It consists of a dollar sign ($) followed by one to five alphanumeric
characters, the first of which must be alphabetic.
SUB [ NONE | ALL | ONLY ]
selects the objects whose current operational states you want to display:
STATUS PROCESS $agent-process [,SUB [ NONE | ALL | ONLY]]
NONE returns the state of the NonStop agent process only. This is the default.
ALL returns the states of the NonStop agent process and all of its
subordinate objects.
ONLY returns the states of the objects subordinate to the NonStop agent
process, but not the NonStop agent process itself.