cpq_mibs(8) System Manager's Manual cpq_mibs(8)NAME
cpq_mibs - Tru64 UNIX SNMP subagent daemon for Compaq MIBS
SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/cpq_mibs
DESCRIPTION
The cpq_mibs daemon is the subagent that implements support for the Compaq Tru64 UNIX MIBs. It currently supports the following MIBs:
cpqHealth cpqHost cpqScsi cpqStdEq cpqSysInfo cpqNIC
This daemon is started and stopped automatically, and in conjunction with the SNMP master agent snmpd; no configuration or user action is
required. When servicing requests for these MIBs, unexpected conditions are logged using the syslog function.
Together with os_mibs, this daemon provides the SNMP data required by the Insight Manager daemon, insightd. For further information, see
the insightd(8) reference page. You can also find additional information at http://www.compaq.com/products/servers/management.
FILES
The system daemon log file. Where date is the date. System health MIB definition file. Host MIB definition file. Small Computer System
Interface MIB definition file. Standard equipment MIB definition file. System information MIB definition files.
SEE ALSO
Commands: insightd(8)os_mibs(8), snmpd(8)
Functions: syslog(3)
Miscellaneous: insight_manager(5)cpq_mibs(8)
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snmpi(8) System Manager's Manual snmpi(8)NAME
snmpi - The extensible SNMP subagent data initializer
SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/snmpi [-d] [-p] [-n prefix] [-e exclude_file] defs_file {[-r] subtree}...
OPTIONS
Specifies debug mode. Generates formatted output of the internal tree of all MIB objects defined in defs_file. This option is useful in
identifying problems in MIB symbol resolution. Specifies a prefix string to be prepended to each variable generated by the snmpi program.
Specifies the name of a file that contains a list of MIB objects that are not to be included in the emitted object table initialization
code created by the program. Specifies the name of a MIB object identifier (OID) that defines the base of the MIB subtree that will be
registered as a unit (with the snmpd daemon) by the subagent. (The snmpd daemon will subsequently expect the subagent to handle all MIB
objects contained in the subtree.) Several subtrees may be specified, and at least one is required unless the -p option is used.
If the base MIB object identifier is not unique, its name may be prefixed by its parents name, separated by an underscore character
(_); for example, mn_system.
The subtree parameter may also contain the suffix _tbl.h or _tbl.c to facilitate the use of snmpi within makefiles.
For each subtree parameter specified, snmpi produces the files subtree _tbl.h, subtree_tbl.c, and subtree_tbl.txt.
If the optional -r option is specified, the OID that defines the base of the MIB subtree is the lower bound (OID of the first leaf
object in the MIB subtree) of the range of objects that make up a MIB subtree row. The upper bound (OID of the last leaf object in
the MIB subtree) is contained in an ESNMP_REG structure, subtree_reg, in the subtree_tbl.c file. The snmpi program produces the sub-
tree_reg structure.
If you use the -r option, all objects in the MIB subtree must be leaf objects occuring at the same level. This means that the
length of the OID for each object defined in the MIB subtree must be the same and that each object defined in the MIB subtree must
be a leaf object (OID length is the same).
You can register the MIB subtree row by specifying the ESNMP_REG structure as the parameter to the esnmp_register2() routine. You
can unregister the MIB subtree row by specifying the generated ESNMP_REG structure to the esnmp_unregister2() routine.
OPERANDS
Specifies a mosy output file or a concatenation of mosy output files.
DESCRIPTION
The snmpi program emits subtree object table initialization C code to be compiled and linked with the method routines as part of an exten-
sible SNMP subagent.
For a complete description of using snmpi refer to the Network Programmer's Guide.
FILES
Template exclusion file
SEE ALSO
Commands: mosy(8), snmpd(8), snmp_request(8)
Network Programmer's Guide
IDENTIFICATION
Originally, this work was partially supported by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Rome Air Development Center of
the U.S. Air Force Systems Command under contract number F30602-88-C-0016. Marshall T. Rose wrote the original (insecure) 4BSD/ISODE SNMP
package.
David L. Partain of the Department of Computer and Information Science at Linkoping University, Sweden added most of the administrative
facilities as a part of his Masters work at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Dr. Jeffrey D. Case of SNMP Research supervised his
work, and Keith McCloghrie of Hughes LAN Systems provided implementation guidance.
Major modifications to the code were made as part of the extensible SNMP Agent for Tru64 UNIX.
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