The DMI to SNMP mapper for UnixWare 7.

Installing and operating the mapper

The DMI to SNMP mapper is part of the DMI package shipped with UnixWare 7 Release 7.1. The mapper is not available in earlier versions of DMI.

When DMI is installed it automatically modifies SNMP's peers file as described in ``Forcing SNMP to accept traps from enterprise OIDs other than 412.''. DMI must therefore always be installed after SNMP.

Starting the mapper

Log on as root
Confirm that in.snmpd is running by entering:
```
   ps -aef | grep in.snmpd
```
If dmi is running stop it. Type
```
   dmi stop
```
Restart dmi with the mapper. Enter:
```
   dmi start -s
```

In addition to the normal DMI daemons ( dmispd and oncsp ), two new daemons, dmi2snmpd.trapper and dmi2snmpd.commander, should be running. Status and error messages are logged to the system log file.

Stopping the mapper

Log on as root
Stop dmi and restart it without the -s option.

Starting the mapper automatically on reboot

In the file /etc/init.d/dmi.bg change the line:

   dmi $@ &

to :

   dmi $@ -w -s &