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Use names such as BASP1 for TEAM 1, BASP2 for TEAM 2, BASP3 for TEAM 3 and BASP4 for TEAM 4. When you modify a team, you may need to reboot after reinitialization for the changes to take effect. Repeat steps 22 through 27 to configure an additional physical driver and to configure additional frame types. The configuration can be viewed in the View Configuration - All INETCFG Commands console. SNMP Agent This SNMP agent is designed to support the configuration information pertaining to the Broadcom BASP driver for NetWare. Installation When the BASP.LDI driver is installed using nwconfig or nwinstall, the driver automatically copies the BASP.LAN, bmapi.nlm, and bsnmp.nlm files to the system. After you configure and run the BASP and bind the BASP to network adapters, load the Broadcom SNMP Instrumentation Agent (BSNMP) as follows: From the NetWare Server console command line interface, type: load bmapi.nlm load bsnmp.nlm SNMP Objects BASP SNMP objects are provided in the BASP-Config.MIB file, which is on your driver source media. The snmpget and snmpgetnext commands can be used to receive the BASP SNMP objects such as: snmpget localhost public BASP-Config-MIB::btTeamNumber snmpgetnext localhost public BASP-Config-MIB::btTeamNumber NOTE: Only BASP configuration information is available through SNMP in NetWare. Statistical events are only available for the base adapters Files BASP.LAN bmapi.nlm bsnmp.nlm BASP-CONFIG.MIB Please read all Restrictions and Disclaimers. Back to Contents Page

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Use names such as
BASP1
for TEAM 1,
BASP2
for TEAM 2,
BASP3
for TEAM 3 and
BASP4
for TEAM 4.
When you modify a team, you may need to reboot after reinitialization for the changes to take effect.
Repeat steps 22 through 27 to configure an additional physical driver and to configure additional frame types. The
configuration can be viewed in the
View Configuration - All INETCFG Commands
console.
SNMP Agent
This SNMP agent is designed to support the configuration information pertaining to the Broadcom BASP driver for NetWare.
Installation
When the BASP.LDI driver is installed using
nwconfig
or
nwinstall
, the driver automatically copies the BASP.LAN,
bmapi.nlm, and bsnmp.nlm files to the system.
After you configure and run the BASP and bind the BASP to network adapters, load the Broadcom SNMP Instrumentation
Agent (BSNMP) as follows:
From the NetWare Server console command line interface, type:
load bmapi.nlm
load bsnmp.nlm
SNMP Objects
BASP SNMP objects are provided in the BASP-Config.MIB file, which is on your driver source media. The
snmpget
and
snmpgetnext
commands can be used to receive the BASP SNMP objects such as:
snmpget localhost public BASP-Config-MIB::btTeamNumber
snmpgetnext localhost public BASP-Config-MIB::btTeamNumber
NOTE: Only BASP configuration information is available through SNMP in NetWare. Statistical events are only available for
the base adapters
Files
BASP.LAN
bmapi.nlm
bsnmp.nlm
BASP-CONFIG.MIB
Please read all
Restrictions and Disclaimers
.
Back to Contents Page