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| 4263.1 | | 2582::YAHEY::BOSE | | Wed Dec 16 1992 13:04 | 15 |
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>>And how is it possible that I can get certain counter partitions , but I cannot
>>register it?
It is perfectly possible that you do not have an Internet Name defined
for your SNMP entity, hence the partial registration. The agent may
be up and running and reachable from DECmcc, which allows you to
do shows on the mib variables. Do a MCC> SHOW SNMP ipaddr ALL IDENT
to find out if the internet name is present.
The fact that you cannot access certain other mib variables has
nothing to do with the partial registration. Look up in the agent's
documentation what MIB II groups they support.
Rahul.
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| 4263.2 | | 2582::YAHEY::BOSE | | Wed Dec 16 1992 13:26 | 18 |
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>>Could somebody explain what is wrong in this MIB, or is it the compiler in T1.3
>>that changed? I'll post the complete MIB in the next reply.
In V1.2 the TRAP-TYPE macro was ignored because we did not do
anything special with vendor specific traps. In T1.3.0 MTU actually
tries to interpret what is defined in the TRAP-TYPE declaration, since
now we do handle vendor specific traps. That explains what is different
in V1.3 over V1.2.
After looking at the mib, it is evident that some of the variables
referenced in the trap definition are not defined in the mib.
There is prrobably a separate mib where these variables are
defined. I would suggest that they be merged together before running
it through MTU.
Rahul.
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| 4263.3 | internet name? | CLARID::HOFSTEE | E(nterprise)=MC� | Thu Dec 17 1992 03:55 | 30 |
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> It is perfectly possible that you do not have an Internet Name defined
> for your SNMP entity, hence the partial registration. The agent may
> be up and running and reachable from DECmcc, which allows you to
> do shows on the mib variables. Do a MCC> SHOW SNMP ipaddr ALL IDENT
> to find out if the internet name is present.
What do you mean with 'internet name'?
MCC> show snmp 16.36.144.53 all ident
SNMP 16.36.144.53
AT 17-DEC-1992 09:53:39 Identifiers
Examination of attributes shows:
Registered Name = LOCAL_NS:.nmssrv
Address = 16.36.144.53
Name = nmssrv
I thought that the BIND server (through UCX) would translate this into the
full nmssrv.vbo.dec.com . Or do I have to register it with this full internet
name?
Confused...
Timo
PS:
I searched all the MIB files that I could find, but nowhere they define the
OSname. Can I just invent something?
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| 4263.4 | | 2582::YAHEY::BOSE | | Thu Dec 17 1992 10:29 | 32 |
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First I must apologize for note 4263.2 which was actually a reply
to your note entry 4264.0. I don't know how I managed to mess it up.
>>What do you mean with 'internet name'?
>>MCC> show snmp 16.36.144.53 all ident
>>SNMP 16.36.144.53
>>AT 17-DEC-1992 09:53:39 Identifiers
>>Examination of attributes shows:
Registered Name = LOCAL_NS:.nmssrv
Address = 16.36.144.53
Name = nmssrv
^
By Internet Name I mean /
>>I thought that the BIND server (through UCX) would translate this into the
>>full nmssrv.vbo.dec.com . Or do I have to register it with this full internet
>>name?
What you see is perfectly ok. The names nmssrv and nmssrv.vbo.dec.com
can be used interchangeably.
If your agent is reachable, and you have all your identifiers available,
I don't see any reason why you should be getting partial registration.
Can you do a MCC> DIRECTORY SNMP LOCAL_NS:.nmssrv and find out the
reason for partial registration.
Rahul.
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