11-14-2007
Did you run it as root?
Did it hang? Or return without printing anything?
What was the return code?
No header list of columns?
Have you managed to upgrade your system so that the version of swap you managed to use does not match the kernel?
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LEARN ABOUT ULTRIX
snmpsetup
snmpsetup(8n) snmpsetup(8n)
Name
snmpsetup - set up the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent
Syntax
/usr/etc/snmpsetup
Description
The command is an interactive facility for configuring the ULTRIX SNMP Agent. When your system is configured as an SNMP Agent certain net-
work parameters can be monitored or managed by a Network Management Station (NMS).
The command also allows you to configure Extended ULTRIX SNMP Agents. Extended Agents are user-defined daemons that allow you to specify
private network parameters to be monitored or managed by the NMS.
Before you invoke the network must be up and running, your host must have a name, and you must know the Internet Protocol address of any
NMSs that you want to have monitor or manage your system.
You can run while in multiuser mode, but you must be root or superuser.
To invoke
# snmpsetup
Diagnostics
The following error messages are issued by
snmpsetup must be run by root
snmpsetup: need /etc/rc
snmpsetup: need /etc/snmpd.conf
snmpsetup: non-interactive mode not currently supported
snmpsetup: network must be setup before running snmpsetup
snmpsetup: terminated with no installations made
Files
SNMP configuration file
File that controls automatic reboot
See Also
snmpext(3n), snmpd.conf(5n), snmpd(8n)
Guide to Networking
snmpsetup(8n)