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2: #
3: # snmpd.rc - SNMP configuration information
4: #
5: # $Header: /f/osi/snmp/RCS/snmpd.rc,v 7.12 90/06/20 20:38:38 mrose Exp $
6: #
7: # Contributed by NYSERNet Inc. This work was partially supported by the
8: # U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Rome Air Development
9: # Center of the U.S. Air Force Systems Command under contract number
10: # F30602-88-C-0016.
11: #
12: #
13: # $Log: snmpd.rc,v $
14: # Revision 7.12 90/06/20 20:38:38 mrose
15: # ho hum
16: #
17: # Revision 7.11 90/06/13 17:46:24 mrose
18: # touch-up
19: #
20: # Revision 7.10 90/06/12 02:05:49 mrose
21: # views ...
22: #
23: # Revision 7.9 90/05/14 16:27:35 mrose
24: # again
25: #
26: # Revision 7.8 90/05/14 13:28:19 mrose
27: # system
28: #
29: # Revision 7.7 90/05/13 17:54:55 mrose
30: # views again
31: #
32: # Revision 7.6 90/05/13 16:18:30 mrose
33: # views
34: #
35: # Revision 7.5 90/03/27 07:39:58 mrose
36: # touch-up
37: #
38: # Revision 7.4 90/03/05 23:04:23 mrose
39: # touch-up
40: #
41: # Revision 7.3 90/02/19 15:39:06 mrose
42: # one more time
43: #
44: # Revision 7.2 90/01/11 18:34:39 mrose
45: # real-sync
46: #
47: # Revision 7.1 89/12/08 22:49:52 mrose
48: # touch-up
49: #
50: # Revision 7.0 89/11/23 22:23:28 mrose
51: # Release 6.0
52: #
53: ###############################################################################
54:
55: ###############################################################################
56: #
57: # How to configure this file for your system:
58: #
59: # 1. Fill-in the value for "sysContact" and "sysLocation" below, e.g.,
60: #
61: # variable sysContact "Marshall Rose <[email protected]>"
62: #
63: # variable sysLocation "upstairs machine room"
64: #
65: # All the other objects in the system group are automatically filled-in by
66: # the agent.
67: #
68: # 2. If your site has a management station that listens for traps, fill-in
69: # the information for the trap sink, e.g.,
70: #
71: # trap traps a.b.c.d
72: #
73: # where "traps" is the community that the traps should be logged under and
74: # a.b.c.d is the IP-address of the host where a trap sink is listening on
75: # UDP port 162.
76: #
77: # 3. Make sure that all of the network interfaces are listed below. If you
78: # have a strange interface name, define it accordingly, e.g.,
79: #
80: # variable interface NAME ifType=XX ifSpeed=YY
81: #
82: # where "NAME" is the interface name according to ifconfig(8c), "XX" is
83: # the type of interface according to the MIB (look at the definition of
84: # the ifType variable), and "YY" is the speed in bits/second.
85: #
86: ###############################################################################
87:
88: community public
89:
90: community system 0.0.0.0 readOnly 1.17.2
91: view 1.17.2 system unix
92:
93: logging file=snmpd.log size=50
94: logging slevel=fatal slevel=exceptions slevel=notice
95: logging sflags=close sflags=create sflags=zero
96:
97: #variable sysContact "Marshall Rose <[email protected]>"
98: #variable sysLocation "upstairs machine room"
99:
100: # replace a.b.c.d with real IP-address
101: # trap traps a.b.c.d
102:
103: variable interface lo0 ifType=24 ifSpeed=0
104:
105: # here are all the ethernet names I know about...
106: variable interface ace0 ifType=6
107: variable interface de0 ifType=6
108: variable interface ec0 ifType=6
109: variable interface ei0 ifType=6
110: variable interface en0 ifType=6
111: variable interface enp0 ifType=6
112: variable interface ex0 ifType=6
113: variable interface ie0 ifType=6
114: variable interface il0 ifType=6
115: variable interface ix0 ifType=6
116: variable interface le0 ifType=6
117: variable interface qe0 ifType=6
118:
119: # and slip...
120: variable interface sl0 ifType=22
121: variable interface sl1 ifType=22
122: variable interface sl2 ifType=22
123: variable interface sl3 ifType=22
124:
125: # and miscellany...
126: variable interface ddn0 ifType=4
127: variable interface dmc0 ifType=22
128: variable interface dmv0 ifType=22
129: variable interface hy0 ifType=14
130: #could be proteon-80MBit
131: #variable interface vv0 ifType=12
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