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2-20 October 22, 1999 SP Switch Router Adapter Guide - 1.4 Update 2
Configuring the SP Switch Router Adapter
Step 1. Check SNMP in the SP Switch Router system
# ip-kind ::= <hostid> |
# <hostid> <portid> |
# <portid>
#
# hostid ::= <hostname> | <ip>
# where: hostname is defined in /etc/host
# portid ::= [PORT | : ] <#>
#
# full-ip ::= <ip>:<#>
# ip ::= <#>.<#>.<#>.<#>
# traplist ::= trap [, trap]*
# trap ::= <trap_name>
#
# op ::= ALL | GET | SET | TRAP
# encrypt ::= NO | <name>
#
# rfc1449addr ::= tcp_ip_addr | osi_addr
# tcp_ip_addr ::= <ip>/<#>
# osi_addr ::= <nsap>/<tsel>
# nsap ::= hexes
# tsel ::= hexes
# hexes = hexbyte[: hexbyte]*
#
#
ALLOW SUBAGENT 1.3.6.1.4.1.1080.1.1.1
WITH OTHER PASSWORD
USE 15 SECOND TIMEOUT
COMMUNITY public
ALLOW GET, TRAP OPERATIONS
USE NO ENCRYPTION
MANAGER 129.40.61.12
SEND ALL TRAPS
TO PORT 162
WITH COMMUNITY spenmgmt
MANAGER 129.40.61.5
SEND ALL TRAPS
TO PORT 162
WITH COMMUNITY spenmgmt
COMMUNITY spenmgmt
ALLOW ALL OPERATIONS
USE NO ENCRYPTION
#
Put SNMP changes into effect
To have changes to /etc/snmpd.conf take effect, kill snmpd. It is automatically restarted.
On the SP Switch Router, log in as super user, find the snmpd PID (process ID), and then kill
the SNMP daemon, as follows:
% ps -ax | grep snmpd
26053 p2 S+ 0:00.05 grep snmpd
127 co- S 1:59.55 snmpd /etc/snmpd.conf /var/run/snmpd.OCT
% kill 127