SNMP Configuration and Management Manual
TCP/IP Subagent
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual—424777-006
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Starting the TCP/IP Subagent
Users of the -s option can monitor only a the following private MIB objects for 
information about subnets of the TCP/IP processes: TCPIP process name, 
TCPIPstatus, subnet name, subnet status, and subnet address. Users cannot 
monitor all MIB-II entries of the TCP/IP processes. 
The maximum number of TCP/IP subsystems that can be monitored using this 
option is 32.
-scp $scp-process
is the name of the SCP process to be used for SPI requests for deriving MIB 
object values. The SCP process named must be running and on the same 
node as the subagent process. 
The default is $ZNET.
-stats stats-cache-refresh
specifies, in seconds, the rate at which the TCP/IP Subagent updates values of 
objects that it retrieves by issuing a SPI STATISTICS command. 
The range for stats-cache-refresh is 0 to 32000. A value of 0 disables 
this timer, indicating that SPI STATISTICS-derived MIB values are only 
refreshed when the ztsaRefreshNow object is set to forceDynamicRefresh (1).
The default is 60 seconds.
-status status-cache-refresh
specifies, in seconds, the rate at which the TCP/IP Subagent updates values of 
objects that it retrieves by issuing a SPI STATUS command. 
The range for status-cache-refresh is 0 to 32000. A value of 0 disables 
this timer, indicating that SPI STATUS-derived MIB values are refreshed only 
when the ztsaRefreshNow object is set to forceDynamicRefresh (1).
The default is 90 seconds.
-t $tcpip-process
is the name of the TCP/IP process the subagent is to query. The TCP/IP 
process must be running and on the same node as the subagent process. For 
Parallel Library TCP/IP and NonStop TCP/IPv6, the TCPSAM or TCP6SAM 
process must be running, but does not have to be on the same node as the 
subagent.
The default is $ZTC0.
See The TCP/IP Subagent and Its Managed Resources on page 8-4 for further 
considerations for NonStop TCP/IP. See the TCP/IP (Parallel Library) 
Note. If you omit the -s startup parameter the instrumentation of new private MIB 
objects will be suppressed.










