Configuring the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
By using the SCO SNMP implementation, a network administrator can gather information such as routing entries, interface status, and protocol statistics. If problems are encountered, the administrator can manipulate items such as the ARP cache and the routing table to add, delete, and modify entries.
This chapter describes SNMP commands and files, explains how to configure SNMP, and shows some examples of how you might use SNMP to troubleshoot your network.
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