February 2004
Intermediate to advanced
848 pages
27h 25m
English
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SNMP Proxies
As illustrated in Figure 22-1, WebLogic’s SNMP agent also can act as a proxy for other SNMP agents, allowing you to gate traffic from multiple SNMP agents through a single master WebLogic SNMP agent. Each SNMP proxy is configured with a particular branch OID tree. When an incoming request to WebLogic’s SNMP agent matches the OID in one of the configured proxies, the request then is forwarded to that agent. To use this proxy functionality, you have to create one or more SNMP proxies from the SNMP/Proxies node in the left pane of the Administration Console. Table 22-6 describes the configuration options available for an SNMP proxy.
Table 22-6. Configuration settings for an SNMP proxy
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Description |
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This is the port number of the other SNMP agent to which WebLogic should proxy. |
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This is the absolute OID for the proxy, indicating the root of the part of the OID tree that will be proxied. |
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This is the community name that has been configured for the agent to which WebLogic is proxying. |
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This is the length of time that WebLogic will wait for a response to requests proxied to the other agent. If no response is sent in this period, an error is sent to the requesting management system. |
Warning
WebLogic’s SNMP agent cannot be configured as a proxy for Microsoft Windows’ SNMP agent. Nor can the SNMP agent in Microsoft Windows 2000 be configured as a proxy for WebLogic.
Of course, in order to use the proxy, you must ensure the agent ...
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