Understanding SQL*Net
Installing and Configuring Oracle SNMP Support
This section briefly describes the major tasks that the network administrator must perform to enable SNMP support for an Oracle network service.
Consider Hardware and Software Requirements
There are certain hardware and software requirements that need to be met. See your platform-specific documentation for more information.
Installing Oracle SNMP Support
Oracle SNMP Support is installed with the Installer. For information on how to install the product on your platform refer to the operating system-specific documentation.
Configuring SNMP Support
Following are some general tasks the network administrator needs to perform to configure SNMP support on a managed node:
Note: The actual file locations and utilities may vary from platform to platform.
1. Configure the SNMP Master Agent. Refer to your operating system-specific documentation for instructions.
2. Configure the subagent for the Oracle7 server, listener, MultiProtocol Interchange, and Oracle Names network services using the SNMP pages in Network Manager.
To configure an SNMP subagent, you configure between three and five of the following parameters on the Database SNMP, Listener SNMP, Names Server SNMP, and MultiProtocol SNMP Pages:
- Username--optional (specified for an Oracle database server only)
- Password--optional (specified for an Oracle database server only)
Attention: Make sure that you assign each visible service a unique index number.
3. Run the DBSNMP.SQL script to create the new user, role, and grants required by Oracle SNMP Support in all databases visible over SNMP.
If you change the default username and password with the DBSNMP.SQL script, you must also specify the new username and password in the SNMP page of Network Manager.