To begin with, perform the following tasks:
Administrative Tasks on UNIX Systems
All users of the installed BEA Manager products will need to update their PATH environment variable to include the location of the BEA Manager executable files. The following is a C shell example:
% set path = ( $PATH
installation_directory
/bin )
Log in as root and copy the BEA Manager configuration file beamgr.conf
from installation_directory
/etc
to the /etc
directory.
%su
Password:
# cp installation_directory
/etc/beamgr.conf /etc
The default destination for SNMP trap notifications is localhost
. If you want to set a different target destination for SNMP traps, use your favorite text editor to modify the BEA Manager configuration file (beamgr.conf
) TRAP_HOST entry. The TRAP_HOST entry is used to specify the host name of the target destination machine for SNMP trap notifications, and the port number and community name to use in sending traps. For more information refer to the "Configuration Files" chapter in the Agent Integrator Reference Manual.
beamgr_snmpd.conf
) from the
installation_directory
/etc
to the /etc
directory and make the copy
readable and writable only by root. For example:
# cp
installation_directory
/etc/beamgr_snmpd.conf /etc
# chmod 600 /etc/beamgr_snmpd.conf
For more information refer to the "Configuration Files" chapter in the Agent Integrator Reference Manual.
By default, BEA Manager agents assume the following port numbers as specified by SNMP and SMUX standards:
The default port assignments may be sufficient for your needs. If necessary, you can define these services on other ports, or use the appropriate command-line options when starting BEA Manager agents to assign them to non-default ports.
snmp 161/udp
snmp-trap 162/udp
smux 199/tcp
ypwhich
command to determine if an NIS server or map master is
available. For example:
% ypwhich
zort.kremvax.comypcat
command to determine if
the services are available.
% ypcat services | grep snmp
snmp-trap 162/udp snmptrap
snmp 161/udp/etc/services
file instead.
% cat /etc/services | grep snmp
snmp-trap 162/udp snmptrap
snmp 161/udp
Refer to your UNIX system documentation, or consult your UNIX system administrator, for instructions specific to your UNIX platform to establish the SNMP services if necessary.
All users of the Agent Development Kit have to set certain environment variables for the product to function properly. In addition to the environment variables shared with other BEA Manager products, the following environment variable needs to be set:
Before running the Agent Integrator or other agents supplied with the Agent Development Kit, or an agent built using the Agent Development Kit, perform the following tasks:
These entries correspond to MIB objects in the beaSystem
MIB group supported by the unix_snmpd
subagent.
Refer to the "Configuration Files" chapter in the Agent Integrator Reference Manual for details on these entries.
Now, log in as root and start the agents in the following order:
% su
Password:
# snmp_integrator
# unix_snmpd
After installing the Agent Development Kit software, perform the following tasks:
Copy the BEA Manager configuration file (beamgr.conf
):
md c:\etc
copy installation-directory
\etc\beamgr.conf c:\etc
The default destination for SNMP trap notifications is localhost
. If you want to set a different target destination for SNMP traps, use your favorite text editor to modify the BEA Manager configuration file (beamgr.conf
) TRAP_HOST entry. The TRAP_HOST entry is used to specify the host name of the target destination machine for SNMP trap notifications, and the port number and community name to use in sending traps. For more information refer to the "Configuration Files" chapter in the Agent Integrator Reference Manual.
beamgr_snmpd.conf
) to c:\etc
.
For example:
copy installation-directory\etc\beamgr_snmpd.conf c:\etc
For more information refer to the "Configuration Files" chapter in the Agent Integrator Reference Manual.
By default, BEA Manager agents assume the following port numbers as specified by SNMP and SMUX standards:
The default port assignments may be sufficient for your needs. If necessary, you can define these services on other ports, or use the appropriate command-line options when starting BEA Manager agents to assign them to non-default ports.
To modify or define the service locally, add the appropriate lines in the NT-root-directorysnmp 161/udp
snmp-trap 162/udp
smux 199/tcp\system32\drivers\etc\services
file. You may wish to consult your system administrator.
All users of the Agent Development Kit have to set certain environment variables for the product to function properly.
For example:
set RELEASE_ROOT=c:\net\tuxedo
set PATH=%RELEASE_ROOT%\bin:%PATH%
Before running the Agent Integrator or other agents supplied with the Agent Development Kit, or any agents built using the Agent Development Kit, carry out the following tasks:
These entries correspond to MIB objects in the beaSystem
MIB group supported by the nt_snmpd
subagent.
Refer to the "Configuration Files" chapter of the Agent Integrator Reference Manual for details on these entries.
The Agent Integrator and agents are installed as Windows NT services.
snmp_integrator
).
nt_snmpd
).
For starting agents generated using the Agent Development Kit, refer to the next section, "Executing SNMP Agents Generated by the Agent Development Kit."
The Integrator and agents must be started from the Services control panel. Expose the Windows Taskbar and select the Start Button. Select Settings from the menu, and open the Control Panel. Double-click on the Services applet. From the Taskbar, select StartSettingsControl PanelServices.
Locate each of the installed services. Agent Integrator (snmp_integrator
) must be started prior to the subagents (but after any NON_SMUX_PEERs).
Figure 1-1 Selecting Services from the Control Panel
Locate the installed service (tux_snmpd
) and select Start to start it. There may be a short delay as the service is initiated.
Figure 1-2 Starting a Selected Service
If a SMUX master agent (e.g., snmp_integrator
) is not running, the user must provide -s
as a start-up parameter before selecting Start.
On a Windows NT system, the SNMP agents generated by the Agent Development Kit need to be installed as a service. To install an agent as a service (e.g., to install my_snmpd.exe
), enter the command:
instsrv.exe my_snmpdabsolute-path
\my_snmpd.exe
Once this command is executed, start the my_snmpd
service from the Service Control Panel. From the Taskbar, select StartSettingsControl PanelServices.