Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent User Manual page 27

Sample asasnmp.ini file
Obtaining values using the Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension
Agent
Chapter 1. The Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent
starting at 1. Skipping numbers is not allowed. This field is optional.
If set to 1, this database entry is skipped by the Adaptive Server
Disabled
Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent. This is useful for temporarily removing
one database from the list of databases managed by the Adaptive Server
Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent, without renumbering the rest. This field
is optional.
For information about creating traps, see
page 19.
The following is a sample asasnmp.ini file for the Adaptive Server
Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent.
[ASAAgent]
[DB1]
ConnStr=UID=DBA;PWD=SQL;ENG=server1;DBN=sales;DBF=sales.db
Trap1=1.1.5 > 50000
UtilDbPwd=test
[DB2]
ConnStr=UID=DBA;PWD=SQL;ENG=server1;DBN=field;DBF=field.db
UtilDbPwd=test
Disabled=1
[DB3]
ConnStr=UID=DBA;PWD=SQL;LINKS=tcpip;ENG=server2;DBN=hq;DBF=hq.db
UtilDbPwd=test
Because there are no parameters specified in the ASAAgent section, the
Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent will poll values every 5
seconds.
The Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent is monitoring 3
different databases running on two different servers. Database 3 is running
on a different machine, so the LINKS connection parameter is required to
specify the protocol. A trap is specified for DB1, which fires when the
number of bytes sent by the database server is greater than 50 000.
Using the Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent, you can
retrieve the values of all the following:
Database server properties
For a list of the database server property OIDs, see
properties" on page
Database server statistics
29.
"Creating dynamic traps" on
"Server
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