2.3.4 Specifying IPv6 trap destinations (when performing overwrite installation on version 09-00 or earlier)
If you are performing overwrite installation on SNMP Agent version 09-00 or earlier, so that SNMP Agent can issue SNMP traps over IPv6, edit the configuration file snmpd.cnf as follows after performing overwrite installation:
Procedure
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Back up the configuration file snmpd.cnf to the location of your choice.
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Copy the configuration file snmpd.cnf from the backup installation files to the configuration file path (/etc/srconf/agt).
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Compare the copies of the configuration file snmpd.cnf copied in step 2 with the configuration file snmpd.cnf backed up in step 1. If there is any difference, synchronize the copied configuration file snmpd.cnf with the backed up configuration file snmpd.cnf.
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Set the IPv6 trap destinations.
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Use the snmpstart command to start SNMP Agent.
For Solaris and AIX, if you do not want to stop the native agent, execute the snmpstart command with the -n option.
For details about the path to the configuration file snmpd.cnf, and the path to the backup installation files copy of the configuration file snmpd.cnf, see A. SNMP Agent Files.
For details about setting IPv6 trap destinations, see 2.8 IPv6 settings.