SNMP Configuration and Management Manual

Installing and Configuring the SNMP Agent

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Managing Configuration Definitions Through SNMP

You can manage the SNMP agent configuration by manipulating rows in the SNMP

agent’s private MIB tables, as follows:

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You create, alter the attributes of, activate, inactivate, and remove rows in the

SNMP agent’s private MIB zagInEndpointTable to manage the TCP/IP connection

points that the SNMP agent uses for request/response messages. Each row in the

zagInEndpointTable corresponds to an SCF ENDPOINT object.

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You create, alter the attributes of, activate, inactivate, and remove rows in the

SNMP agent’s private MIB zagInTrapdestTable to manage the destinations to

which the SNMP agent sends traps. Each row in the zagInTrapdestTable

corresponds to an SCF TRAPDEST object. However, the object zagInTdPort

cannot be viewed or managed through SCF, only from the manager.

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You create, alter the attributes of, activate, inactivate, and remove rows in the

SNMP agent’s private MIB zagInProfileTable to manage the authentication table

entries that the SNMP agent uses for accepting or rejecting request messages

received through TCP/IP. Each row in the zagInProfileTable corresponds to an

SCF PROFILE object.