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#NetStar $Id: rc.local,v 1.1 1997/01/15 07:45:03 stuarts Exp $
#
#By default on a GRF, there, there are no local daemons, so
#just comment out the
#Uncomment this line (and the trailing "echo ’.’" line below)
#if you really do have local daemons and want this sort of
#
#echo
#An example of starting a local daemon.
#Uncomment, replicate, and modify as needed for your local daemons.
#echo
#Terminate the
#Put other local customizations here...
#Have to put this in here on demand. See README for 1.4.6.4 sysctl
#Exit with a successful return status.
exit 0
B.17 /etc/snmpd.conf
This file is used to specify access and control permissions to the snmp demon. During first installation, the CWS has to be added to this file; see Section 3.8, “Step 1. Check SNMP in the SP Switch Router System” on page 88 and Section 3.9, “Put SNMP Changes into Effect” on page 89.
#
#Default Agent Configuration File
#This file allows MANAGERS to be specified. This is used to
#specify which managers will be receiving which traps.
#
#Also, COMMUNITYs can be specified. This allows that agent to
#be configured such that it will only except requests from
#certain managers and with certain community strings.
#
#GRAMMAR:
# | INITIAL | <name> <String> |
# |
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# | TRANSPORT | <name> |
