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Re: [nv-l] hostmibd and dpid2

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Subject: Re: [nv-l] hostmibd and dpid2
From: "Hendrik Zahn" <hendrik.zahn@de.ibm.com>
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 08:19:39 +0100
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Hi Blaine,
both are snmpd subagents at AIX boxes. Dpid2 is implemented already since
AIX 4.2.1 but hostmibd is available since a certain ML of AIX 5.1
and in plain AIX 5.2 .
Dpid2 makes no sense for NetView. As far as I know it is used e.g. by TSM
to manage the trap creation and sending.

But hostmibd can be used by your own registered applications to get and
display informations of the mib-2.host tree.
Up to these specific AIX levels it was only possible to get system
informations either via an installed trapgend or via a SIA.
But now AIX provides its own subagents to provide system informations. So
you would be able to get e.g. the CPU usages per CPU.
Trpgend provides only the average usage over all CPUs.
Read the manual pages for hostmibd for more informations.
In case of the CPU Usage mib make sure that you have the fix for IY49197 is
installed.

There is also a second new subagent available : aixmibd (AIX Enterprise
Specific MIB).

If the snmpd is running in V3 mode then also snmpmibd is started and
running. For a description of the specific MIB variables managed by
snmpmibd
please see also the man-pages.


Best regards
Hendrik




                                                                                
                                                                     
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Do either of these daemons come into play in NetView operation? Thanks.

Blaine Owens
Eastman Chemical Company
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