tnnetmgr

This command allows you manage net managers added to specified realms. It can perform the following functions: list, read the attribute values of, create, modify, and delete net managers.

Net managers monitor the hub ability of the realm. Each net manager for the realm receives Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) traps whenever you enable or disable the realm.

Location

TNHOME/usr/sbin

Usage

tnnetmgr [-L [-r realm]]
tnnetmgr [-R [-r realm [-g net-manager [{-a attribute}]]]]
tnnetmgr [(-A|-M) -r realm -g net-manager
 	{-a attribute=value}]
tnnetmgr [-D -r realm -g net-manager]

Options

• "Realm Options"

• "General Configuration Options"

Attributes

• "address"

• "community"

address

This attribute designates the net manager's IP address. SNMP traps should go to this address.

Usage:

tnnetmgr -M -r realm -g net-manager -a address=IP-address

community

This attribute designates the name of the community to which the net manager and the agent belong.

Usage:

tnnetmgr -M -r realm -g net-manager -a community=name

Examples

1. Use one of the following commands to list all available net managers for all installed realms:

   tnnetmgr tnnetmgr -L

   Sample Output:

   NB
   	boxx-SNMP
   	SNMP1
   NW
   	SNMP6
   AT
   	starz-SNMP

2. Use the following command to list all attribute values for the net manager starz-SNMP in the NetWare realm:

   tnnetmgr -R -r NW -g starz-SNMP

   Sample Output:

   address=204.222.67.08 community=nbset

3. Use the following command to add the values of the attributes address and community for the net manager SNMP6 in the LM-NT-OS/2 realm:

   tnnetmgr -A -r NB -g SNMP6 -a address=204.242.58.23 -a community=Cisco

4. Use the following command to delete the net manager boxx-SNMP from the LM-NT-OS/2 realm:

   tnnetmgr -D -r NB -g boxx-SNMP