Controlling A Running Ethernet Subagent; Table 14-2. Controlling An Ethernet Subagent Through Snmp - HP T9576G06 Management Manual

Ethernet Subagent
These objects are described in detail in

Controlling a Running Ethernet Subagent

In addition to getting information about a running Ethernet Subagent, you can control
certain aspects of its behavior by issuing SNMP Set requests from an SNMP manager,
as described in
All subagent attributes that can be controlled by setting MIB object values are
reinitialized when the subagent is restarted to default values or values specified in
startup parameters.
Table 14-2. Controlling an Ethernet Subagent Through SNMP (page 1 of 2)
You can control this
attribute of an
Ethernet Subagent...
Current process
priority of subagent
process
Processor in which
subagent's backup
process is running or
will start
State of the
subagent's backup
process
Switching to the
backup subagent
process
EMS collector
process to which
subagent sends
events
State of the
connection to the
EMS collector
* See State Object/Resource Object Pairs
control or indicate the internal processing state of processes used by the subagent.
Table 14-2 on page 14-10.
By issuing SNMP Set
requests against this
object...
zesaProcessPriority
zesaBackupCPU
zesaBackupState
zesaSwitchToBackupNo
w
zesaEmsCollectorName
zesaEmsCollectorState
on page 14-16 for information about Ethernet Subagent objects that
SNMP Configuration and Management Manual—424777-006
Controlling a Running Ethernet Subagent
Table 14-3 on page 14-12.
Initially
set with
this startup
parameter..
.
-b
-c
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With this default value...
None; determined by
operating system.
-1 (no backup process)
The zesaBackupState*
object must be set to
disabled (3) before the
zesaBackupCPU object
can be set.
None.
0
(autoProcessPairControl)
at startup.
$0 on the same node as
the subagent.
zesaEmsCollectorState*
must be set to
disabled (3) before the
zesaEmsCollectorName
object can be set.
None; in normal
circumstances, value is
"connected."