Manual page for hpnpadmin(1C)
hpnpadmin - administer a remote SNMP peripheral
SYNOPSIS
hpnpadmin
[
-aAbdDjklnoOprsSv
]
[
-mM protocol
]
[
-c community
]
node
DESCRIPTION
Hpnpadmin
administers the network peripheral
node.
Using SNMP GetRequests,
hpnpadmin
queries
node
for status, statistical, or configurable information.
Using SNMP SetRequests,
hpnpadmin
causes the active TCP connection to be killed (-k),
the network interface to be reconfigured (-r),
or a memory image to be dumped using TFTP (-D),
or a protocol to be enabled/disabled (-mM).
Community
is the SNMP community name used for the GetRequests or SetRequests.
The community name is retrieved from the file
/usr/lib/hpnp/hpnpsnmp
if the community name is omitted from the command line.
If no options are specified, the status is looked up
as with the
-s
option.
Options
- -a
-
Check the peripheral's access list to see if this host is allowed to print.
- -A
-
Check if the node is a network peripheral interface.
- -b
-
Display all the information configured at bootup.
- -c community
-
Specify the SNMP community name.
- -d
-
Display the SNMP packets exchanged.
- -D
-
Dump the memory image using TFTP to the BOOTP server host.
The memory image is left in the file npi.<IP-address> in the home
directory of TFTP. This file must exist before the image dump and the
file must be world writable.
This option requires the host running
hpnpadmin
to be on the peripheral's access list.
This option also requires the network peripheral interface
to have the set community name specified.
The same set community name must be provided by
hpnpadmin.
- -j
-
Display peripheral job name and job source, if available.
- -k
-
Kill the currently active connection.
This option requires the host running
hpnpadmin
to be on the peripheral's access list.
This option also requires the network peripheral interface
to have the set community name specified.
The same set community name must be provided by
hpnpadmin.
- -l
-
Display the location and contact for this peripheral.
- -m protocol
-
Specify the protocol to enable on the network peripheral interface,
if supported, where
protocol
is one of
all,
auto,
novell,
dlc,
tcp,
or
ethertalk.
- -M protocol
-
Specify the protocol to disable on the network peripheral interface,
if supported, where
protocol
is one of
novell,
dlc,
or
ethertalk.
- -n
-
Display protocol enable/disable status of the network peripheral interface,
if supported.
- -o
-
Display the operational statistics - bytes sent and received on the
current connection, connections accepted, denied, aborted, and killed.
- -O
-
Display the same operational statistics as
-o,
but with more detail. Name the host whose connection was aborted or denied
and the time since it happened. Give the reason for the aborted connection.
If there is no more detailed information to give, the output will be
the same as the
-o
option.
- -p
-
Display protocol statistics for the following protocols: TCP, UDP, IP, ICMP,
and SNMP.
- -r
-
Reconfigure the network interface by redoing the bootup sequence.
Various counters are reset during this operation.
This option requires the host running
hpnpadmin
to be on the peripheral's access list.
This option also requires the network peripheral interface
to have the set community name specified.
The same set community name must be provided by
hpnpadmin.
- -s
-
Query
node
for its status.
- -S
-
Display peripheral status information, if available.
- -v
-
Display a verbose collection of status information.
RETURN VALUE
Hpnpadmin
returns 1 if the access list check, using the
-a
option, confirms that this host is not on the peripheral's access list.
Hpnpadmin
returns 1 if the network peripheral check, using the
-A
option, confirms that this node is not a network peripheral interface.
AUTHOR
Hewlett-Packard.
FILES
- /usr/lib/hpnp/hpnpsnmp
-
SNMP community names
- /tftpboot/npi.<IP-address>
-
memory image dump file
SEE ALSO
hpnpstat(1c), hpnpsnmp(5)
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Last modified 11/5/97
