HP T9576G06 Management Manual page 58

Installing and Configuring the SNMP Agent
which the SNMP agent communicates. This information you gather gives you an idea
of the configuration you'll need.
The type of access required by the SNMP managers that communicate through
TCP/IP to resources managed by the SNMP agent and subagents
The Internet address and community name of any SNMP manager that
communicates through TCP/IP for which you want to refine the default security
scheme
The Internet address of any SNMP manager that expects to receive trap messages
The community name, if any, that the SNMP manager expects to see in trap
messages received from the SNMP agent
The HP resources that the SNMP manager wants to manage
Note. The SNMP implementation supported by HP uses subagents to handle various
collections of resources. The HP resources the SNMP manager wants to manage
determine the subagents to be installed. The subagents to which the SNMP agent
forwards requests are installed, started, and configured separately from the SNMP agent.
Defining the connection between the subagent and the SNMP agent is part of the
subagent's configuration, not the SNMP agent's configuration.
The Internet addresses by which the SNMP agent can be reached
The SNMP traps and MIB objects the SNMP agent and its subagents support and
what they mean in the context of the NonStop environment
The community name that must be included in requests to the SNMP agent
The location of the NonStop system on which the SNMP agent resides
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Before You Configure the SNMP Agent Operations
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Environment