3.1.3 Startup options that can be specified in the environment variable definition files
To specify startup options of processes, use the startup option environment variables. The following table lists the startup option environment variables for processes and the options that can be specified in these environment variables.
Process provided by SNMP Agent |
Startup option environment variable |
Specifiable options# |
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snmpdm |
SNMP_MASTER_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apverbose, -authfail, -Contact, -hexdump, -ip_proto, -Location, -mask, -sysDescr, -tcplocal, -vbdump |
extsubagt |
SNMP_EXTAGT_OPTIONS |
-e, -E, -aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry, -fcmdguard, -pipeguard, -invokeid |
hp_unixagt |
SNMP_HPUNIX_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry |
htc_unixagt1 |
SNMP_HTCUNIX1_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry |
htc_unixagt2 |
SNMP_HTCUNIX2_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry |
htc_unixagt3 |
SNMP_HTCUNIX3_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry |
htc_unixagt4 |
SNMP_HTCUNIX4_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry |
htc_monagt1 |
SNMP_HTCMONAGT1_OPTIONS |
-i, -t, -s, -d |
naaagt |
SNMP_NAA_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -port, -readcomm, -writecomm, -timeout, -apverbose, -hexdump, -vbdump, -v1, -v2c |
trapdestagt |
SNMP_TRAPDEST_OPTIONS |
-aperror, -apwarn, -apconfig, -appacket, -aptrap, -apaccess, -apemanate, -apverbose, -apuser, -retry |
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For details about the startup options of processes, see Processes in Chapter 5. Commands and Processes. The -aperror and -apwarm options that can be specified in the SNMP_MASTER_OPTIONS startup option environment variable for the snmpdm process correspond to the log mask values (FACTORY_WARN and FACTORY_ERROR, respectively) of the -mask option for this process.