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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

1527.0. "Unable to register IP node" by JGO::BEKKUM (Avoid falling anvils) Thu Sep 19 1991 12:03

    After the installation of a new version of TCP/IP SNMP (Version T1.1.1)
    we have problems with the registration of IP nodes.
    
    The following error occured:
    
    THE REQUESTED OPERATION CANNOT BE COMPLETED
    MCC-UNHANDLED-SERVICE REPLY:NO SUCH ENTITY:SNMP.JGOPTL
    				SNMP.JGOPTL
    
    
    SYSTEM-F-NOINSTALL  WRITABLE SHARABLE IMAGES MUST BE INSTALLED
    %LIB-E-NOINSTALL,error activating image $1$DUA7:[SYS12.SYSCOMMON]
    [SYSLIB]UCX$IPC_SHR.EXE
    
    UCX is started up first and the node is known by UCX
    
    after that BMS and TCP_IP are started up.
    
    Any ideas ???
    
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1527.1Can you...BSYBEE::EGOLFJohn C. Egolf LKG2-2/T02 x226-7874Thu Sep 19 1991 12:279
	Can you run UCX?

	Can you do...

	UCX> loop SNMP.JGOPTL

	???

	JCE
1527.2Yes I canJGO::BEKKUMAvoid falling anvilsFri Sep 20 1991 06:2433
    
    Yes, I can run UCX and I can do UCX> LOOP JGOPTL but if I go in the
    DECmcc Froms and Command Line mode and try to register the node it
    doesn't work.
    
    I reinstalled UCX$IP_SHR.EXE  and my first problem is gone, but I"am
    still unable to register a node. The results of MCC>REGISTER SNMP
    JGOPTL is        The requested operation cannot be completed
                MCC unhandled Service Reply= No such entity SNMP JGOPTL
    		Unknown entity = SNMP JGOPTL
    
    Some more info:
    
    Test TCPIP_AM results      Component version   : T1.1.1
    			       Component ident     : DECMCC TCP/IP SNMP AM
    			       UDP timeout         = 5
    			       UDP retry           = 2
    
    The IVP say's   DECmcc TCP/IP AM V1.0.0 install successful
    
    Testing the TCP/IP AM    result   test successful
    
    Doing a DIR SNMP *
    
    	result         DIR SUCCESSFUL
                                     NAME = NMGUX1
                                  ADDRESS = 16.183.208.125
    SHOW SNMP NMGUX ALL ATTR
    
    			No such entity: SNMP NMGUX1
    
    
    
1527.3getting closer...BSYBEE::EGOLFJohn C. Egolf LKG2-2/T02 x226-7874Fri Sep 20 1991 09:0120
	Any SNMP  object you are planning on registering in DECmcc must
	also be known  to UCX, either stored in its local host database
	or in the BIND database if you are using that feature of UCX.

	If you are getting "No such entity SNMP JGOPTL", I would try
	UCX> LOOP JGOPTL

	If that works, it  proves  that  JGOPTL  is  both  in  the  UCX
	database *and* it is reachable  (assuming  that  the message is
	alive).  With success, you can then go into DECmcc and 
	MCC> REGISTER SNMP JGOPTL
	and have a high degree of  confidence  that  it will work.  I'm
	assuming that you have read the DECmcc  installation  guide and
	that  you  have  created  the .mcc_ip DNS directory.    If  you
	haven't it is the next problem you will run into when you go to
	register the object.

	Pls reply back with your success.

	JCE
1527.4Hopeless.....JGO::BEKKUMAvoid falling anvilsFri Sep 27 1991 12:0412
    
    	John,
    
    	I suppose that you won't believe it but:
    
    	I can do a UCX>LOOP JGOPTL and the message is that the
    	system is alive.
    
    	I do have a directory in my private namespace named .MCC_IP
    
    	But I still can't register the node JGOPTL.
    
1527.5Back to basics...CHRISB::BRIENENDECmcc Bridge|Station|SNMP Management.Fri Sep 27 1991 12:4419
OK, how about this:

Question #1: What type of system is JGOPTL?

          The UCX LOOP command verified that it's running TCP/IP.
          Are you sure that it has an SNMP Agent?
	  If it doesn't, then SNMP AM V1.1 doesn't support it.

...assuming that the question to question #1 is "Yes, I am positive
    that the system in question has a working SNMP Agent"...

Question #2: Ignoring REGISTER totally, does the command

		SHOW SNMP JGOPTL ALL CHAR

	   ...return anything besides "no such entity"?

						Chris