The following sections list the SNMP operations that can be performed on
the managed devices by the SNMP manager. For the most up-to-date
operations, refer to the current MIB file,
wbi_snmpagent_v2.mib (for SNMP version-2) or
wbi_snmpagent_v1.mib (for SNMP version-1), located in the
<WebSphere_Business_Integration_Install_Dir>\snmp
directory. This section covers the following topics:
SNMP management of InterChange Server
SNMP management of collaboration objects
SNMP management of connectors
The SNMP manager can perform the following operations on InterChange Server
through the SNMP agent:
- Register the SNMP manager to monitor the server, and unregister it.
- Query a server's status (that is, running or stopped)
- Receive traps and log the trap name when a server's status changes
- Query for the following server parameters:
- Time of the last boot
- Amount of time the server has been operating (uptime)
- Number of events processed since boot time
- Number of failed events since boot time
- Available memory in the server (total/free)
- Note:
- To access InterChange Server, the SNMP manager must first send a Set request
to the SNMP agent to register the manager's interest in monitoring a
specific InterChange Server. As part of the request, the manager sends
a password (previously provided to the system administrator), in addition to
the standard parameters such as the community name and name of the machine
where InterChange Server is installed.
The SNMP manager can perform the following operations on collaboration
objects through the SNMP agent:
- Query a collaboration object's status (that is, running or stopped)
and mode (recovery, normal, or in-doubt)
- Receive traps when a collaboration object's status changes
- Start or stop a collaboration object
- Query for the following collaboration object parameters:
- Time the collaboration object was started
- Amount of time the collaboration object has been running (uptime)
- Number of successful flows (event and access)
- Number of failed flows (event and access)
- Number of flows processed (event and access)
- Number of flows queued
The SNMP manager can perform the following operations on connectors through
the SNMP agent.
- Query a connector's status (that is, running or stopped)
- Receive traps when a connector's status changes
- Start or stop a connector
- Query for the following connector parameters:
- Time the connector was started
- Amount of time the connector has been running (uptime)
- Application name
- Number of service call request operations completed
- Number of events retrieved
