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Credits
Contents
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Preface
Part 1- Writing Management Applications
1 Overview of Writing Management Applications
- 1.1 Manager/Agent Model
- 1.2 Manager Services
- 1.3 Default File Locations
2 Registering for Data, Event, and Trap Reports
- 2.1 Background
- 2.2 Data Reports
- 2.3 Event Reports
- 2.4 Trap Reports
- 2.5 Waiting for Reports
- 2.6 Summary
- 2.7 Sample Code
3 Getting Data, Event, and Trap Reports
- 3.1 Message Information
- 3.2 Data Reports
- 3.3 Event Reports
- 3.4 Trap Reports
- 3.5 Printing Data
- 3.6 Summary
- 3.7 Sample Code
4 Requesting Data and Event Reports
- 4.1 Formulating a Request
- 4.2 Optional Arguments
- 4.3 Count and Interval
- 4.4 Request Flags
- 4.5 Setting Thresholds
- 4.6 Sending the Request
- 4.7 Stopping Requests
- 4.8 Summary
- 4.9 Sample Code
5 Setting Attribute Values
- 5.1 Specify Target System
- 5.2 Set Optional Arguments
- 5.3 Specify Attribute Values
- 5.4 Register to Receive Results
- 5.5 Send Set Request
- 5.6 Get Set Results
- 5.7 Sample Code
6 Handling Error Reports
- 6.1 Agent-Specific Errors
- 6.2 Generic Errors
- 6.3 Sample Code
7 Unregistering the Application
- 7.1 Unregistering from the Event Dispatcher
- 7.2 Unregistering the Transient RPC
- 7.3Sample Code
8 Using the Database API Functions
- 8.1 Building Your Program
- 8.2 Static and Dynamic Linking
- 8.3 Error Handling
- 8.4 Opening the Database
- 8.5 Locking and Unlocking the Database
- 8.6 Retrieving Element Information from the Database
- 8.7 Adding a New Element Instance into the Database
- 8.8 Deleting an Element Instance from the Database
- 8.9 Modifying an Element in the Database
- 8.10Saving Database Records to an ASCII File
- 8.11 Loading a Database File into the Console
- 8.12 Saving the Runtime Database to an ASCII File
9 Miscellaneous Topics
- 9.1 The Agent Schema
- 9.2 Agent Identification
- 9.3 Security
- 9.4 Dispatching Incoming RPC Calls
- 9.5 Blocking RPCs in XView
- 9.6 Agents and Managers that Generate Traps
- 9.7 Summary
Part 2- Writing Agents
10 Overview of Writing Agents
- 10.1 Manager-Agent Model
- 10.2 Types of Agents
- 10.3 Steps for Writing an Agent
11 Writing an Agent Schema
- 11.1 What is an Agent Schema?
- 11.2 Agent Schema Attributes
- 11.3Agent Schema Syntax
- 11.4Schema File Conventions
- 11.5An Example Agent Schema
- 11.6Mapping Feature
12 Procedure for Writing an Agent
- 12.1 Agent Initialization and Startup
- 12.2 Agent Shutdown
- 12.3 Request Verification and Dispatching
- 12.4 Sending Reports
- 12.5 Handling Set Requests
- 12.6Error Reporting
- 12.7 Generating and Sending Asynchronous Reports (Traps)
- 12.8 Summary
13 Testing and Integration
- 13.1 Building Your Program
- 13.2Test the Agent
- 13.3 Console Integration
- 13.4 Summary
14 Converting an Existing Application to an Agent
- 14.1 Write and Test the Standalone Program
- 14.2 Organize the Information and Write a Schema File
- 14.3 isGroup() Function
- 14.4 Rewrite with the Reporting Interface
- 14.5 Build the Agent and Test with snm_cmd
- 14.6 Test the Agent with the Console
Part 3- Man Page Summaries
A Man Page Summary for Writers of Manager Applications
- A.1 Setting the MANPATH Variable
- A.2 Utilities
- A.3 Manager Services Library Routines
- A.4 Database Library Routines
B Man Page Summary for Writers of Agent Software
- B.1 Setting the MANPATH Variable
- B.2 Utilities
- B.3 Agent Services Routines
- B.4 File Format
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