Using SNMP without Agent

Hi,
Is there any monitoring SUN software using SNMP without installing agents on the servers ??
Regards
Ehab

Hi Ehab
MISEHAB wrote:
Hi,
Is there any monitoring SUN software using SNMP without installing agents on the servers ?? Solaris does ship with a SNMP Agent out-of-the-box... but it only monitors a limited number of things by default. Or, if you have M-series hardware their XSCF's come with SunMC preinstalled as well: you don't have to install it yourself (and SunMC uses SNMP).
If you mean monitor Sun software like web or directory servers... some of the older versions of those packages did include SNMP support... but modern versions are moving to other protocols like JMX.
In general, the best monitoring comes from installing some sort of local Agent, either SunMC, Ops Center, or one of the many tools from Oracle partners (like Halcyon, who I work for)
Regards,
[email protected]

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    1. The Oracle Intelligent Agent needs to be configured. The 7.3.2.x agent required an SNMP.ORA file. All later versions of the Oracle Intelligent Agent are self-configuring and do not reguire the creation of an snmp.ora file.
    2. The SNMP Master Agent needs to be configured and started.
    There is even more. Especially in the are of 'how to configure and start'. Can wee look that up for you as well?

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