Compaq AAR04BCTE - Manual (Page 130)

M
Management information base (MIB), 1–1
Master agent, 1–1
mem2oct support routine, 5–52
method routines
routine reference, 5–19 to 5–24
MIB browser, 4–1
command examples, 4–6
command flags, 4–2
command parameters, 4–1
data types, 4–5
using, 4–1
MIBCOMP
command example, 3–6
command syntax, 3–5
MIB compiler functionality, 1–7
MIB II, 2–5
groups supported under TCP/IP Services, 2–6
ifTable , 2–7
objects defined under TCP/IP Services, 2–6
restrictions to definition, 2–6
sysObjectID , 2–6
sysORTable , 2–7
sysORTable object, 2–6
tree structure, 3–2
MIBs
Host Resources, 2–1
MIB II, 2–5
provided with TCP/IP Services, 2–1
subtrees, 3–2
MIB specifications
creating, 3–1
MIB variable fields, 3–10
mosy utility, 3–7
O
Object identification codes (See OIDs)
Object library files, 1–6
Object tables, 3–7
oid2instance support routine, 5–42
OIDs
assigning, 3–2
o_counter support routine, 5–37
o_integer support routine, 5–31
o_octet support routine, 5–33
o_oid support routine, 5–34
o_string support routine, 5–35
P
_ _parse_progname support routine, 5–64
_ _print_varbind support routine, 5–60
Problems
See Troubleshooting features
R
_ _restore_progname support routine, 5–63
RFCs
1155, 2–7, 3–1, 3–2, 4–6
1213, 2–5
1514, 2–1, 2–5
1901 - 1908, 1–8
1902, 3–1, 3–2, 4–6
1907, 2–6, 2–7
2089, 1–8
2741, 1–2
S
*_set method routine, 5–22
set_debug_level support routine, 5–57
_ _set_progname support routine, 5–62
set_select_limit support routine, 5–61
SMI, 3–1
assigning ID codes, 3–2
hierarchical tree structure, 3–1
registering ID codes, 3–2
snmpi utility, 3–7
sprintoid support routine, 5–39
str2oid support routine, 5–38
Structure of management information
See SMI
Subagent error limit, 6–1
Subagents, 1–1
including in startup and shutdown, 3–12
writing, 1–5, 3–5
Subtrees, 3–2
registering, 3–4
subtree_TBL.C output file, 3–9
subtree_TBL.H output file, 3–7
support routines
routine reference, 5–30 to 5–65
sysObjectID , 2–6
sysORTable , 2–7, 5–12
sysORTable object, 2–6
T
Timeout, default, 6–1
Trap messages
data types, 4–5
receiving, 4–13
sending and receiving, 4–8
setting up a trap service, 4–12
Trap receiver, 4–1
command parameters, 4–12
examples, 4–13
running, 4–12
Trap sender, 4–1
command examples, 4–11
command flags, 4–10
Index–2