To display the status of the SNMP agent, active, deactivate and restart the SNMP agent, use the following rhino-console commands.

snmpstatus

Command

 
snmpstatus
  Description
    Provides an overview of all current SNMP agent state including the current SNMP
    defaults, per-node SNMP agent state, and saved per-node SNMP configuration.

Example

The initial status for a freshly installed single-node cluster looks like this:

Output What it means 
SNMP Status
============

Agent status: enabled

The current state of the Rhino SNMP Agent. Note that this should be considered the "desired" state of the agent and not the actual state of the SNMP agents for each cluster node. Individual SNMP agents on different nodes may have a different state, for example if a failure during startup (such as an port being unavailable) prevented an agent from starting.

 
Agent details:
  Name: Node ${node-id}
  Description: OpenCloud Rhino
  Location: Unknown location
  Contact: OpenCloud Support (\support@opencloud.com)

Descriptions for the SNMP agent when queried, corresponding to the sysName, sysDescr, sysLocation, and sysContact variables from the SNMPv2 MIB. Any system property string (in the form ${property.name*} will be replaced, on a per-node basis, so node-specific information can be included (if required). The ${node-id} property is special, and will be substituted with the node ID of the node the agent is running on.

 
Enabled versions: v1, v2c, v3

The versions of SNMP currently enabled.

 
SNMP v1/v2c details:
  Community: public

The current configuration for SNMP v1/v2c.

 
SNMP v3 details:
  Username:         rhino
  Auth Protocol:    SHA
  Auth Key:         password
  Privacy Protocol: AES128
  Privacy Key:      password
  EngineBoots:      3
  EngineTime:       814

The current configuration for SNMP v3. This configuration is used for both statistics collection and notification delivery.

 
Network:
  Default subnet: 0.0.0.0/0
  Default port range: 16100-16200
  Loopback addresses: ignored
  Address bindings: not saved
  Port bindings: saved

How the SNMP agent responds to automatic port and interface discovery for newly booted Rhino nodes.

 
 Notifications: enabled

Whether to generate notifications.

 
Notification configuration
==========================
  Notification targets:
    v3:udp:127.0.0.1/163
    v2c:udp:127.0.0.1/162

Where notifications will be sent (if enabled and not filtered).

 
TraceNotification
 forwarded
UsageNotification
 forwarded
ResourceAdaptorEntityStateChangeNotification
 forwarded
LogNotification
 forwarded
SleeStateChangeNotification                        not
 forwarded
ServiceStateChangeNotification
 forwarded
LogRolloverNotification
 forwarded
AlarmNotification
 forwarded

Which types of notifications will be sent.

 
Saved per-node configuration
=============================
  101 <default>:16100
  102 <default>:16101

Persisted per-node state of the SNMP system; used to determine what ports/interfaces the SNMP agent for each node should bind to on startup.

 
Per-node agent status
======================
  101 Running 192.168.0.7:16100
  102 Running 192.168.0.7:16101

State of the SNMP agent on each node; includes the actual state of the agent, which may differ from the persisted or desired state.

activatesnmp

Command

 
activatesnmp
  Description
    Activates the Rhino SNMP agent.

Example

 
$ ./rhino-console activatesnmp
Rhino SNMP agent enabled.

deactivatesnmp

Command

 
deactivatesnmp
  Description
    Deactivates the Rhino SNMP agent.

Example

 
$ ./rhino-console deactivatesnmp
Rhino SNMP agent disabled.

restartsnmp

Command

 
restartsnmp
  Description
    Deactivates (if required) and then reactivates the Rhino SNMP agent.

Example

 
$ ./rhino-console restartsnmp
Stopped SNMP agent.
Starting SNMP agent.
Rhino SNMP agent restarted.
Note If SNMP agent could not be started successfully, alarms will be raised. Check active alarms using listactivealarms console command for detail.
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