SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the SNMP Agent

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Request/Response Connections

The SCF ENDPOINT object identifies an Internet address and TCP/IP process to be

used for the receiving and sending of SNMP request/response messages through

TCP/IP.

Each SCF ENDPOINT object corresponds to a row in the SNMP agent’s private

zagInEndpointTable.

Trap Connections

The SCF TRAPDEST object identifies an Internet address and TCP/IP process to be

used for the sending of trap messages.

Each SCF TRAPDEST object corresponds to a row in the SNMP agent’s private

zagInTrapdestTable.

Trap Port

The object trap port can't be configured or managed through SCF.

Configuring the SNMP Agent Through SNMP

Requests

You can configure and manage the following components of the SNMP agent

environment through SNMP requests.

Request/Response Connections

The SNMP agent’s zagInEndpoint group objects define the Internet addresses and

TCP/IP processes to be used for the receiving and sending of request/response

messages.

Trap Connections

The SNMP agent’s zagInTrapdest group objects identify the Internet addresses and

TCP/IP processes to be used for the sending of trap messages. Trap ports can also be

used.

Authentication Table Entries

The SNMP agent’s zagInProfile group objects define the authentication table entries to

be used for authenticating requests received from SNMP managers that communicate

with the SNMP agent through TCP/IP.