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09-25-2008 06:37 AM
09-25-2008 06:37 AM
How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
I can see through command "tcpip show conf snmp/fu" that SNMP is snabled on system but when I connect through 'getif' I am unable to connect to the system. I mean it does not respond to MIB Browser too.
Is there any separate way for OpenVMS for SNMP browser to connect.
Thanks,
Alok
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09-25-2008 06:47 AM
09-25-2008 06:47 AM
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
mc tcpip$snmp_request [node] [password] getnext -l -w 9 1
where password normally = public.
To enable it : ucx enable servi snmp.
Your commanbd only shows the config, not that it is enabled.
Wim
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09-25-2008 06:55 AM
09-25-2008 06:55 AM
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
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public Read 0.0.0.0
Doesn't it mean that SNMP is enabled?
When I run "mc tcpip$snmp_request cpqmega public getnext -l -w 9 1" it gives output as 'No Reply.'
Main thing, getif stuff can be run from remote computer, suppose my desktop by giving IP of system to be checked. Is there anyway for OpenVMS that can be checked for remote computer.
Thanks for your response.
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09-25-2008 07:02 AM
09-25-2008 07:02 AM
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
If ucx ping [node] works, 2) can be removed from the list. 1) is not the answer because your password is correct (community public).
Thus 3) remains. ucx ena servi snmp would solve it (or use ucx$config menu driver to do it, which will do config too if not yet set up correctly).
Wim
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09-25-2008 07:04 AM
09-25-2008 07:04 AM
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
The following is not intended to be rude.
As for a starting point: please always include the relevant product names and product versions. For cases such as this, also include the particular command(s) used and the errors (if any) received. And the platform(s).
If you're omitting these details from any question you've posed -- and you're omitting them regularly -- you are simply serving to slow the answers to your question. Look back at your previous questions -- what are we asking? These are automatic questions. Failure to include these means we have to ask you about these, and which means you get answers you want -- more slowly.
So. What's your configuration?
And as for your problem statement, this could implies a network connectivity issue, a community string problem, or (most likely) that the OpenVMS snmp server isn't configured. But what's going on is something I can't tell. Again, those details are slowing you down on your way to an answer.
With TCP/IP Services product, the configuration process is both a set-up step in the configuration tool and a trip through the contents of the configuration files over in the SYS$SYSDEVICE:[TCPIP$SNMP] directory. If the following documentation doesn't resolve this and you've verified network connectivity, then please post up some details of the commands used and the errors received:
http://h71000.www7.hp.com/doc/83final/6526/6526pro_037.html#snmp_chap
If you're not using TCP/IP Services, then you'll want to look in the documentation for whichever IP stack you're using.
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09-25-2008 07:32 AM
09-25-2008 07:32 AM
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
Re: How to check OpenVMS through SNMP Browser
$ snmpwalk -c public 10.1.2.1
SNMPv2-MIB::sysDescr.0 = STRING: [expurgated] Alpha OpenVMS V8.3 HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
...
nb: The TCP/IP Services snmp version is presently snmpv2, which is one of the wildly insecure versions of snmp; I'd not suggest using anything prior to snmpv3 over an untrusted LAN.
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