Troubleshooting eSNMP Problems
6.3 Log Files
TCP/IP Services does not support writing log files to locations other than the SYS$SYSDEVICE:[TCPIP$SNMP] directory.
The log files contain startup and event information and additional messages, depending on the logging level specified for an agent. The SNMP logging facility uses three logging levels:
•TRACE (logs trace, warning, and error messages)
•WARNING (logs warning and error messages)
•ERROR
For the master agent and standard subagents, the logging level is WARNING. Log files for these processes include messages for WARNING and ERROR events. The chess example does not have a default log level. Therefore, no log messages appear. To specify a default log level for custom subagents, you can use the standard API call set_debug_level (see Chapter 5 for more information). Because the chess example subagent does not use a default, messages are captured only if you specify tracing. For information about getting trace logs, refer to the Compaq TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Management guide.
Troubleshooting eSNMP Problems
