SNMP README

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1. In the Package



   * a mib file(*.defs)

   * an executable file ,ie. SMUX Agent

   * an initializing file



2. Before Setting Raid SNMP SMUX Agent



   * Give it a OID (eg. enterprises.1714.1.1.10)

   * Its password (eg. mypassword)

   * Its priority (e.g. 2). The priority in default is -1.

   * Prepare the IP address of the manager



3. Installing



   * change directory to /usr/lib/raidsnmp and put the mib file and 

     the agent in the same directory

   * add one line to  "snmpd.peer" . e.g. 

       	"raidsnmp"  ,1.3.6.1.4.1.1714.1.1.9000.1,"nopassword".

      	raidsnmp is the excution file name of the SNMP Agent

      	1.3.6.1.4.1.1714.1.1.9000.1 is the OID of the SNMP Agent as decribed previously.

  	nopassword is the password to register its mib for SNMP Agent.

     	(refer to the system  manuals)

   * Add one line to snmpd.trap .

	for SCO Open Server, should like this: 

		public,0.0.0.0,162

	for  SCO UnixWare:

		ip,public,0.0.0.0.162

	(refer to system manuals)

   p.s. You could find snmpd.peers and snmpd.trap in /etc/ fro SCO Open Server

           and in /etc/netmgt/ for SCO UNIXWARE



4. Running



     keyin: cd /usr/lib/raidsnmp;./raidsnmp



5. Initializing file ( /usr/lib/raidsnmp/raidcomm.ini )



   The Descriptions of Contents of the "RAIDCOMM.INI"



	examples:

	  [TRAP]

	  PERIOD=30

	  SEVERITY=0



     comments:

	A. There should be a section of "trap". The value of "PERIOD" 

	   specify the minimum interval of sequential traps. It is in 

	   seconds. For example, as above, it is 30 seconds.

	B. The value of "Severity " is a filter to mask the traps that 

           is less than its value. The value of "Severity" is considered 

           when the value of "PERIOD" is positive.

	C. The SNMP agent communicates to the RAID controller through

	   in-band SCSI by default. To change the communication route

	   to RS-232C, please refer to the next paragraph.

	D. While the Text RAID Manager is running and communicates to

	   the RAID controller through the in-band SCSI, the SNMP traps

	   will not be able to send. It is a must to exit the Text RAID

	   Manager in order to send the SNMP trap properly.

	E. While the Text RAID Manager is running locally, the remote

	   SNMP connection (GUI via SNMP) cannot be established. It is

	   a must to exit the local Text RAID Manager in order to perform

	   remote administration via SNMP.



6. The SNMP agent communicates to the RAID controller through in-band 

   SCSI by default. To change the communication route to RS-232C, 

   please add:



	[RAID0]

	CONNECT=COM1

	BAUDRATE=9600



     comments:

	A. Without this section, the SNMP agent will try to communicate

	   with the RAID controller by the default route - in-band SCSI.

	B. The "[RAID0]" refers to the first RAID controller connected.

	   If more than one controller are connected, the second RAID

	   controller should have another section titled "[RAID1]".

	C. The "COM1" refers to the RS-232 port of the host computer

	   connecting to the RAID controller.

	D. The "BAUDRATE" refers to the baud rate setting on the RAID

	   controller.

	

	example: Two RAID controllers using RS-232C 



	[RAID0]

	CONNECT=COM1

	BAUDRATE=9600



	[RAID1]

	CONNECT=COM2

	BAUDRATE=9600