Timeouts - HP T9576G06 Management Manual

IPX/SPX Subagent (G-Series)
parameter-number
identifies which startup parameter in the RUN command is incorrect.
parameter-value
identifies the incorrect information detected.
parameter-description
describes the information that would be valid for a particular startup parameter.
For example, the parameter description for an invalid -r value would be: a
refresh rate [0..32000].
If you receive one of these messages, retry the RUN command using the correct
startup syntax.
If the subagent stops running shortly after startup, check the EMS event log for
unusual conditions. If no EMS events explain the startup difficulty, investigate
subagent-agent communications problems.
Any SNMP agent specified at startup needs to be running before you start the
subagent. If the agent is not running, try to determine why. Common agent startup
problems involve security and port conflicts.
SNMP Agent, provides complete information on agent startup options.
Another common cause for startup problems is that a SNMP agent process specified
at startup is already in use by another IPX/SPX Subagent process. Only one IPX/SPX
Subagent can communicate with a particular agent at any time.

Timeouts

You may experience these kinds of timeouts:
The subagent receives no response from an IPXPROTO process within 10
seconds.
The time it takes to refresh MIB object values exceeds a manager's timeout value.
IPXPROTO Timeouts
When the subagent retrieves values from an IPXPROTO process, it waits 10 seconds
for a reply from the process. If it receives no reply, the subagent generates a
NoSuchName error in response to the request that fostered IPXPROTO process
access. The subagent also generates an object-unavailable EMS event and sets the
values of two objects in the tdmNwSaIPXPROTONames Table:
The value of tdmNwSaIpxProtoState is set to disconnected.
The value of tdmNwSaIpxProtoStateReason is set to resourceproblem.
The timeout value is not configurable.
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