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8.6 Interfaces Table

The Interfaces table is populated from the configuration file by the ACMS Remote Manager process during process startup. This table specifies which interfaces are active and contains parameters associated with each interface. By default, the RPC interface is started; SNMP is not started .

Table 8-5 Interfaces Table
Field Data Type SNMP Access RPC Access Configuration Access Dynamic
interface string R R R  
state state1 RW RW RW D
running_state state2 R R R  
get_request_count integer R R    
set_request_count integer R R    
alarms_sent integer R R    
time_alarm_last_sent integer R R    


Key to Access Modes
R---Read Access
RW---Read/Write Access
Blank---Not available to the interface
D---Field is dynamic.

8.6.1 Field Descriptions

Following are descriptions of the fields in Table 8-5.

8.7 Manager Status Table

The Manager Status table contains run-time values that reflect Remote Manager activity. This table is maintained internally by the Remote Manager and is read only to all external entities. Values in the table can be accessed through one of the supported interfaces. No changes can be made to the table by external users.

In general, the values in this table are informational only.

Table 8-6 Manager Status Table
Field Name Data Type SNMP Access RPC Access Dynamic
collection_count integer R R  
interfaces_count integer R R  
timer_count integer R R  
trap_count integer R R  
rpc_udp_state state1 R R  
rpc_tcp_state state1 R R  


Key to Access Modes
R---Read Access
RW---Read/Write Access
Blank---Not available to the interface
D---Field is dynamic

8.7.1 Field Descriptions

Following are descriptions of the fields in Table 8-6.

8.8 Parameter Table

The Parameter table contains values that control the operation of the ACMS Remote Manager and that are not directly related to any ACMS entity. This table is populated initially from the ACMSCFG file. The Remote Manager maintains the table internally at run time; users can access data in the table only through one of the supported interfaces. Changes made to the table at run time are lost when the Remote Manager is stopped.

In general, the values in this table should be modified for fine tuning only, and only if a demonstrated need exists.

Note

All the fields in Table 8-7 are of type integer, and all fields have read and write access.

Table 8-7 Parameter Table
Field Default Value Minimum Value Maximum Value Dynamic Interface
dcl_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
dcl_mgr_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
dcl_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
event_log_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
log_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
login_creds_lifetime 60 1 14399999 D S,R,F
max_logins 20 1 2147483647 D S,R,F
max_rpc_return_recs 20 1 2147483647   S,R,F
mgr_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
msg_proc_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
msg_proc_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
msg_proc_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
mss_coll_interval 10 1 863999999 D S,R,F
proc_mon_audit_level E 0 F   S,R,F
proc_mon_interval 30 1 14399999 D S,R,F
proc_mon_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
proc_mon_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
proxy_creds_lifetime 60 1 14399999 D S,R,F
rpc_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
rpc_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
rpc_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
security_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
snmp_agent_time_out 10 1 863999999 D S,R,F
snmp_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
snmp_are_you_there 300 1 863999999   S,R,F
snmp_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
snmp_sel_time_out 5 0 863999999   S,R,F
snmp_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
timer_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
timer_interval 30 1 863999999 D S,R,F
timer_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
timer_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
total_entity_slots 20 1 2147483647   S,R,F
trace_msg_wait_time 5 1 14399999 D S,R,F
trace_start_wait_time 5 1 14399999 D S,R,F
trap_audit_level E 0 F D S,R,F
trap_priority 5 1 10   S,R,F
trap_stacksize 300 1 2147483647   S,R,F
wksp_coll_interval 10 1 863999999 D S,R,F


Key to Interface
S---SNMP
R---RPC (API and ACMSMGR utility)
F---File (configuration file)
D---Field is dynamic.

8.8.1 Field Descriptions

Following are descriptions of the fields in Table 8-7.


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