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pmgrd

pmgrd(8)						      System Manager's Manual							  pmgrd(8)

NAME

       pmgrd - The Performance Manager metrics server daemon

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/pmgrd

DESCRIPTION

       The Performance Manager (PM) metrics server (pmgrd) is a UNIX daemon process that provides general UNIX performance metrics on request.

       The  pmgrd metrics server supports the extensible SNMP agent mechanism (eSNMP). The pmgrd metrics server is a subagent that runs by default
       whenever the SNMP agent is started.

       The pmgrd metrics server also listens for SNMP requests on a private UDP port. The private port accepts SNMPv1 requests, and  supports  the
       SNMPv2  GET-BULK  request for efficient bulk data transfer (using noAuth/noPriv security). The pmgr and getbulk programs require this capa-
       bility.

       The MIB (management information base) variables implemented by the pmgrd metrics server are described  at  this	location:  /usr/share/sys-
       man/mibs/pm.mib.

       The  getone,  getmany,  getbulk,  and gettab UNIX commands issue SNMP requests. You can use these commands to communicate directly with the
       pmgrd metrics server if you set the environment variable PMGR_SNMP_PORT.

FILES

       The metrics server daemon.  The MIB file for the pmgrd daemon.  messages generated by the pmgrd are logged to this file.

SEE ALSO

       Commands: getone(1), getmany(1), getbulk(1), and gettab(1).

       Performance Manager User's Guide

																	  pmgrd(8)