07-10-2012 12:12 PM
07-12-2012 06:12 AM
Yes. The processes are controlled by “dncsInitd” and use the file “snmp.cf” for their configuration.
•1) From an xterm window, type
$dncsControl
If the system responds as follows, the dncsInitd is no longer running correctly:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AppExec - Application Executive Utility.
SNMX V4.1 (c) 1994-1997
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Connecting ...
No response from 'dncs': No connection established.
( Return To Acknowledge Error )>
•2) Copy the current snmp.cf file to a new file:
$cd /dvs/dncs/bin
$cp –p snmp.cf snmp.cf.broken
•3) Copy the original snmp.cf to replace the current file:
$cd /dvs/dncs/bin
$cp –p snmp.cf.orig snmp.cf
•4) Stop all processes
$dncsKill
Note: All processes in the “DNCS Control” side bar should go from “green” to “red”
•5) Start all processes
$dncsStart
Note: All processes in the “DNCS Control” side bar should go from “red” to “green”
•6) Verify you have regained control of the processes by running:
$dncsControl
Note: The dncsControl window should open as normal
07-12-2012 06:12 AM
Yes. The processes are controlled by “dncsInitd” and use the file “snmp.cf” for their configuration.
•1) From an xterm window, type
$dncsControl
If the system responds as follows, the dncsInitd is no longer running correctly:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AppExec - Application Executive Utility.
SNMX V4.1 (c) 1994-1997
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Connecting ...
No response from 'dncs': No connection established.
( Return To Acknowledge Error )>
•2) Copy the current snmp.cf file to a new file:
$cd /dvs/dncs/bin
$cp –p snmp.cf snmp.cf.broken
•3) Copy the original snmp.cf to replace the current file:
$cd /dvs/dncs/bin
$cp –p snmp.cf.orig snmp.cf
•4) Stop all processes
$dncsKill
Note: All processes in the “DNCS Control” side bar should go from “green” to “red”
•5) Start all processes
$dncsStart
Note: All processes in the “DNCS Control” side bar should go from “red” to “green”
•6) Verify you have regained control of the processes by running:
$dncsControl
Note: The dncsControl window should open as normal
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