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cnxmibd(8)

NAME

cnxmibd - Tru64 UNIX SNMP cluster MIB daemon

SYNOPSIS

/usr/sbin/cnxmibd [-p package] [-n cluster_name]

OPTIONS

-p package The value of the TCR_PACKAGE variable in /etc/rc.config (TCR for TruCluster Production Server Software and ASE for TruCluster Available Server Software). -n cluster_name A string used to identify the cluster. The cluster name should be identical between cluster members. If this option is not present (the default behavior), the daemon determines a suitable name as follows: 1. It uses the cluster name specified when the cluster map (/etc/CCM) is created by the create_cluster_map(8) utility. 2. If the cluster map has not been created, it chooses the first non- null member name (see cnxshow(8)) This option is provided in case the daemon needs to be manually restarted with a different name. The cluster_name string is used as the value for the svrCluClusterName MIB variable. This MIB variable is used by knowledgeable SNMP applications to associate nodes to the same ASE/TCR cluster.

DESCRIPTION

The cnxmibd daemon is an extensible SNMP (eSNMP) subagent that implements Compaq's Tru64 UNIX Common Cluster MIB. The daemon is started or stopped by cluster initialization scripts; no user action is required. Unexpected conditions experienced when requests are being servicing for these MIBs are logged by the syslog function. For information about building subagents and extensible SNMP support, see the Network Programmer's Guide.

FILES

/usr/share/sysman/mibs/svrClu.mib The Common Cluster MIB specification /usr/var/adm/syslog.dated/date/daemon.log The system daemon log file (date is the daily date directory) /etc/CCM The cluster configuration map file /etc/rc.config A file containing run-time configuration variables used to configure various subsystems

SEE ALSO

Commands: syslog(3), snmpd(8), snmp_request(8), cluster_map_create(8) Network Programmer's Guide

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