You're probably running into license issues (maybe a IBM/Tivoli person
can respond).
I went to the CMU-snmptrap facility for non-NetView systems.
Gary Boyles
-----Original Message-----
From: Youngmann, Patricia L. [mailto:YoungPL1@CENTRAL.SSD.JHUAPL.EDU]
Sent: Friday, March 19, 1999 7:42 AM
To: NV-L@UCSBVM.UCSB.EDU
Subject: running snmptrap command from server other than NV server
Hello,
I am having problems running the /usr/OV/bin/snmptrap command from a server
other than my NetView server. I'll call the non-NV server serverX. I
copied the snmptrap command to /usr/OV/bin on serverX. When attempting to
run it, the error message I received was," Could not load program snmptrap.
Could not load library libov.a[libov.osh]. Error was: no such file or
directory."
I then copied all the /usr/OV/lib files from the NV server to serverX and
put the OV directories in my path (OV_BIN, OV_LIB, OV_CONF.) I also copied
the trapd.conf file to serverX. I still get the same message. There is a
libov.a file in serverX's /usr/OV/lib directory. I even copied the snmptrap
command to the /usr/OV/lib directory and tried running it from there. Still
no success.
ServerX is running AIX 4.2.1, Framework 3.6 and Distributed Monitoring 3.6 -
it's a managed node. My NV server is version 5.1. I am not using TEC (it's
just too expensive) and want to send my DM events to the NV Events window
using snmptrap commands in shell scripts. Currently I can only run the
snmptrap command from my NV server. If I need to perform corrective
actions, such as restarting a daemon on serverX, I need to use 3 different
scripts: one script running on the NV server to send the daemon down event ,
one script running on serverX to restart the daemon and another one running
on the NV server to send the daemon up event - if the daemon was brought up
successfully. Plus I need to time the execution of the scripts just right.
It would greatly simplify things if I could run one script from serverX that
performed all 3 actions.
Any knowledge or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
-Pat Youngmann
Network Engineer
Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
patricia.youngmann@jhuapl.edu
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