Re: snmp and cdr question

Hi, Vicki and Joe Kormann wrote: > Hi. I got 4 questions about using snmp with CDR with OnLine7.22UC1: First, what type of machine (hardware and OS version) are you using. This information is *always* important, and even more so with SNMP as the setup details vary significantly across platforms. > 1) Where can we find the cnmp master agent that is discussed in the > release notes? I think you mean 'snmp' master agent. This should be $INFORMIXDIR/bin/snmpdm. If you tell me your platform details I can be more specific. > 2) We are using a system manager that has a snmp agent already. Can we > use this and if we can, what changes do we have to make to the > environment? Possibly. Again I need your platform details for a definitive answer. > 3) The CDR release notes and the make reference to various systems in > 'define sun' being located in a directory under the demo directory. > Where are they found? I don't know what this 'define sun' is. However, I suspect you are talking anout the Unix command line interface that allows you to operate ER (CDR is now known as Enterprise Replication) without SNMP and the Windows NT Replication Manager GUI. These utilities are located in $INFORMIXDIR/demo/cdrapi - BUT SEE ANSWER TO THE NEXT QUESTION. > 4) Where (on which tape) is the CDRAPI? We got the full tapes for OnLine > and we couldn't find it. In the 7.22 Unix releases, the CDRAPI library and header files, plus the associated 'demo' programs (which constitute the ER command line interface) are packaged with the ESQL/C development product. They *do not* ship as part of OnLine. To use them you must purchase an ESQL/C development licence, media etc. This has been changed in 7.23 and the command line interface, library and headers now ship as part of OnLine. Regards, Chris -- Chris Jenkins (chrisj@informix.com) Advanced Technology Group >>> All statements and opinions are mine and should in no way <<< >>> be construed as representing those of Informix Software <<<