SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

IPX/SPX Subagent (G-Series)
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Configuration
The subagent can communicate with multiple SNMP agent processes and multiple
IPXPROTO processes running on the same or remote nodes. The subagent can send
event messages to an EMS collector process on the same or a remote node. More
information about subagent configuration appears in the following subsection.
Configuration
You can configure the behavior of the subagent at startup or by setting the value of
MIB objects in the zisa group from an SNMP manager after startup. Table 13-1
summarizes the available options.
All subagent attributes that can be controlled by setting MIB object values are
reinitialized to default values when the subagent is restarted, or to values specified in
startup parameters. Refer to Starting and Stopping the Subagent for information on
configuration using startup parameters. Refer to subsequent subsections for
information on settable MIB objects.
Table 13-1. IPX/SPX Subagent Configuration Summary
Subagent
Attribute
Startup
Parameter MIB Object Default Value
SNMP agent
connections
-a tdmNwSaAgentName
tdmNwSaAgentState
tdmNwSaAgentStateReason
$ZSNMP on
subagent’s node
IPXPROTO
connections
-i tdmNwSaIpxProtoName
tdmNwSaIpxProtoState
tdmNwSaIpxProtoStateReason
$ZNV0 on
subagent’s node
EMS collector -c tdmNwSaEmsCollectorName
tdmNwSaEmsCollectorState
tdmNwSaEmsCollectorStateReaso
n
$0 on subagent’s
node
Subagent backup
process
-b tdmNwSaBackupCPU
tdmNwSaBackupState
tdmNwSaSwitchToBackupNow
No backup
process
Keep-alive
interval
-k tdmNwSaKeepAliveTimer Every 60 minutes
Refresh interval -r tdmNwSaRefreshTimer
tdmNwSaRefreshNow
Every 10 minutes
Subagent
process priority
tdmNwSaProcessPriority Assigned by
NonStop Kernel
operating system