SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

IPX/SPX Subagent (G-Series)
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Starting and Stopping the Subagent
Starting and Stopping the Subagent
The IPXPROTO processes and SNMP agents with which you want the subagent to
communicate must be running before the subagent is started. If an agent is not
running, start it with the RUN command:
RUN SNMPAGT /NAME $agent-process, NOWAIT/
Start the IPX/SPX Subagent by entering the RUN command at a terminal that is
running the TACL program. The subagent can be run by any user, but must be started
as a named process.
volume
identifies the volume on which IPXSA resides. You can omit it if IPXSA resides on
your current volume. By default, the installation program puts IPXSA into
<dsv>.ZIPXPRO.
subvolume
identifies the subvolume on which IPXSA resides. You can omit it if it is named in
your TACL #PMSEARCHLIST. By default, the installation program puts IPXSA into
<dsv>.ZIPXPRO.
subagent-process
identifies the IPX/SPX Subagent process. You can specify from one through five
alphanumeric characters, but the first character must be alphabetic. HP suggests
that you name the subagent process $ZISA.
If you omit the NAME option, the subagent cannot start a backup process.
other-run-option
is any of the TACL RUN command options. Refer to the TACL Reference Manual
for more information about these options. HP recommends using at least the
following options:
•
the NOWAIT option so that you can resume TACL operations once the
subagent is started
•
the -b option so that you will know where the backup process will run
[RUN] [[$volume.]subvolume.]IPXSA
[/[NAME $subagent-process] [,other-run-option].../]
[-a $agent-process [$agent-process...]]
[-b backup-cpu]
[-c $ems-collector-process]
[-i $ipxproto-process [$ipxproto-process...]]
[-k keep-alive-interval]
[-r refresh-interval]