SNMP Manager Programmer's Guide

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SNMPSET
timeout-seconds
is the number of seconds the manager should wait for request or response
transmission completion before resending the request or terminating. The default is
5.
NonStop-agent-process
is the name of a NonStop agent process with which you want the manager to
interact. The default is $ZSNMP. When specifying the agent name for a manager
that will run as an OSS process, delimit it with single quotation marks:
'$ZSNMP1'
This value is only used when the target-host-identifier is the local host
or an Expand host.
output-information-level
describes the kind and amount of output information you want generated. Valid
options are:
0 (no output information)
1 (error information)
2 (request packet information)
3 (error and request packet information)
4 (response packet information)
5 (error and response packet information)
6 (request and response packet information)
7 (error, request packet, and response packet information)
The default is 7.
target-host-identifier
identifies the device on which the target agent resides. You can specify either a
name or an IP address; you can supply or omit the backslash when naming a
NonStop Kernel node:
somenode
\somenode
somesys.tandem.com
130.252.12.3
MIB-object
identifies the instance of the MIB object whose value you want to change. If the
object is a MIB-II object, you can refer to it by name or using the dotted OID
format; use the dotted OID format for objects that are not MIB-II objects:
sysContact.0
1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.2.0
You can specify as many as 16 MIB objects.