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Agent Configuration File (view source)
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| EnableSNMPProxy || Enable (''yes'') or disable (''no'') SNMP proxy functionality. || ''no'' | | EnableSNMPProxy || Enable (''yes'') or disable (''no'') SNMP proxy functionality. || ''no'' | ||
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| EnableSNMPTrapProxy || Enable (''yes'') or disable (''no'') SNMP trap proxy functionality. || ''no'' | |||
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| EnableSubagentAutoload || Enable (''yes'') or disable (''no'') loading of platform subagent(s). || ''yes'' | | EnableSubagentAutoload || Enable (''yes'') or disable (''no'') loading of platform subagent(s). || ''yes'' | ||
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| SNMPTimeout || Timeout in milliseconds for SNMP requests sent by agent || ''3000'' | | SNMPTimeout || Timeout in milliseconds for SNMP requests sent by agent || ''3000'' | ||
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| SNMPTrapListenAddress || Interface address which should be used by server to listen for incoming SNMP trap connections. Use value 0.0.0.0 or * to use all available interfaces. || ''*'' | |||
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| SNMPTrapPort || Port that will be used to listen SNMP traps|| ''162'' | |||
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| StartupDelay || Number of seconds that agent should wait on startup before start servicing requests. This parameter can be used to prevent false reports about missing processes or failed services just after monitored system startup. || ''0'' | | StartupDelay || Number of seconds that agent should wait on startup before start servicing requests. This parameter can be used to prevent false reports about missing processes or failed services just after monitored system startup. || ''0'' | ||