Known Issues - HP P4518A - Traffic Management Server Sa7150 Release Notes

Known Issues

CAUTION: When you
assign an IP address to
the SA7150 (a
requirement if you intend
to use SNMP) the device
becomes visible on the
network. Be sure to
consider security issues
when you assign an IP.
HP e-Commerce Server Accelerator SA7150
SA7150 SNMP support is read-only
SNMP support on the SA7150 is intended for monitoring purposes
only and cannot be used for configuration. Attempts to write to MIBs
result in write failures and errors returned to the SNMP agent.
The SA7150 cannot test root element data in XML
patterns.
For example, given <e1>abc</e1> No pattern exists that allows you
to test [e1="abc"]. The SA7150 requires that the filter expression
([e1="abc"]) be preceded by a path expression, however no such
expressions are effective in this context (e.g., /, //, /*, //*, /e1, and //
e1.)
Remote service ports can be set to port numbers
used by other services.
When all remote services are enabled (telnet, ssh, snmp, traps) it is
possible to configure ports in such a way that services conflict.
User Guide: Command Line Reference entry,
p. 96, setsnmp snmp enable | disable command
needs additional information
An IP address and a netmask must be assigned to the device before
SNMP can be enabled. If these are unassigned when you attempt to
enable SNMP, the device will prompt you for them before allowing
you to proceed. The CLI Reference entry on page 96 of the
HP e-Commerce/XML Server Accelerator SA7150 User Guide
should have included a reference to this fact.
Syntax:
Intel SA7150> setsnmp snmp enable
Need an IP address to start SNMP service.
Enter IP Address [10.1.2.65]: 1.1.1.0
Need a netmask to start SNMP service.
Enter Netmask [255.255.255.0]:
Optional Default Route to start SNMP service.
Enter Default Route ('none' to delete) [none]:
SNMP Service started.
Intel SA7150>
1