snmp(1Msnmp)

snmp -- SNMP start/stop script

Synopsis

/etc/init.d/snmp start

/etc/init.d/snmp stop

Description

The snmp command is used to start or stop the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) software.

SNMP will start automatically at system startup time if /etc/init.d/snmp is linked to /etc/rc2.d/Snamesnmp. By default, name is installed as 73.

SNMP will stop automatically at system shutdown time if /etc/init.d/snmp is linked to /etc/rc0.d/Knamesnmp. By default, name is installed as 67.

See rc0(1M) and rc2(1M) for further information.

NOTE: A transport service for SNMP may have to be initialized before SNMP is started.

Warnings

This command should be run in either of the as following two ways:

sh /etc/init.d/snmp start

sh /etc/init.d/snmp stop

References

getid(1Msnmp), getmany(1Msnmp), getnext(1Msnmp), getone(1Msnmp), getroute(1Msnmp), rc0(1M), rc2(1M), setany(1Msnmp), sh(1), snmpd(1Msnmp), snmpstat(1Msnmp), trap_rece(1Msnmp), trap_send(1Msnmp)