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Conference azur::mcc

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

2447.0. "Problems adding MIBs" by LATACP::J_HASSENCAHL (CSC/Atlanta Network Support) Thu Feb 27 1992 12:28

Hello,

	I am having problems adding in the character mib.  The processing
appears to go just fine.  I just cannot get back using DECwindows.  I am
attempting to use SNMP with a DECserver 300 v2.1.

	The environmental information is as follows:

	VMS T5.5-1E7
	DECW$Motif T1.1
	VAXstation 3100 M38 SPX
	UCX v1.3a
	DECmcc T1.2.15 using local MIR

I am using the MCC_TCPIP_MTU.COM procedure to attempt to add in the rs232 and
char mib's.  It appears to be something isolated to the char mib.  The command
procedure appears to execute without any errors.  It is just when you attempt
to get back into DECmcc that the problem comes up.

	One of things things that I have seen is a RMS-E-FNF error come back.
Upon using SET WATCH FILE, I noticed that the last file looked at was the
MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT file for a read I/O.  After that there is an attempt made
for ".;0" or in other words a null file which is where the error comes from.

	If someone would like to get a copy of the mib's that I am attempting
to use, just let me know.  Also if there is anything else that I can try to help
isolate the problem.

John

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2447.1	Need more info.	YAHEY::BOSE		`Thu Feb 27 1992 13:27`	18
	John, Are you sure that the three phases in mcc_tcpip_mtu.com completed succesfully ? In other words, did the mib get loaded into the dictionary and the parse table built successfully ? You might want to try the following to make sure that the child entity for the character mib got successfully added to the global entity SNMP. $ MANAGE/TOOL/DICTIONARY DAP> show class snmp If the above looks fine, then my guess is that the problem you are facing has nothing to do with adding new mibs. Have you tried using commands which do not make calls to the SNMP AM ? Lastly, did you exit and restart DECmcc after adding the new mibs ? Rahul.
2447.2	They appear to have gotten in correctly ... here is at least one ...	LATACP::J_HASSENCAHL	CSC/Atlanta Network Support	`Thu Feb 27 1992 14:25`	274
	Hi Rahul, The command procedure appears to be executing correctly. The following is the output from its execution: LATACP $ @MCC_TCPIP_MTU.COM Welcome to the DECmcc TCPIP MIB Translator Utility driver procedure T1.2.4 27-FEB-1992 14:01:13 This procedure operates in a 2 phased manner -- Phase 1 translates the MIB definition into a management specification. Phase 2 (as an option) translates the management specification into a dictionary loadable file and loads the dictionary. Phase 1 -- Enter name(s) of file(s) to translate (separate multiple files by commas): DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB .TXT;1 Phase 2 -- Do you want to update the DECmcc data dictionary? (Y/N) [N]: y Issuing following command: $ MTU = "$ SYS$SYSTEM:MCC_TCPIP_MTU.EXE" * * * Beginning Phase 1 for file DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.TXT;1 Now starting to run the MIB translator... This may take approximately 1-5 minutes. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:26 Issuing following command: $ MTU DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.TXT;1 Entity Model tree is being pruned. The following non-leaf objects are being removed: Child entity wellKnownProtocols Child entity protocolOther Child entity protocolTelnet Child entity protocolRlogin Child entity protocolLat Child entity protocolX29 Child entity protocolVtp MIB translation completed successfully. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:33 Phase 1 for file DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.TXT;1 completed. Beginning Phase 2 for file DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.TXT;1 Now copying "INCLUDE" .MS files from MCC_COMMON to default directory. Now starting to run MSL translator... This may take approximately 1-10 minutes. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:35 Issuing following command: $ MANAGE/TOOLKIT/SPECIFICATION DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.MS DECmcc Management Specification Language Translation Tool Version X1.2.15 %MCCMSL-S-NORMAL, Scan of MS file has completed successfully MSL translation completed successfully. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:50 Now starting to clean the DECmcc data dictionary... This may take approximately 1-10 minutes. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:50 Issuing following command: $ MANAGE/TOOLKIT/DICTIONARY DELETE CLASS SNMP SUBCLASS char %DAP-S-USE_DICT, Using dictionary file: disk$src_resd:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.dat;9 %MCC-E-NOENTITY, no corresponding entity instance exists Ignore message "%MCC_E_NOENTITY, no corresponding entity instance exists" DECmcc data dictionary cleaned successfully. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:57 Now starting to load the DECmcc data dictionary... This may take approximately 1-15 minutes. 27-FEB-1992 14:01:57 Issuing following command: $ MANAGE/TOOLKIT/DICTIONARY LOAD FROM DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MI B.COM %DAP-S-USE_DICT, Using dictionary file: disk$src_resd:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.dat;9 %DAP-I-CMD_FILE, Command file: DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.COM Using parse table log file: disk$src_resd:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.log;12 Reading parse table file: disk$src_resd:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.bpt;18 Please wait while parse tables are updated Processing entity 18 519 %MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found. No attributes defined for entity class. Processing entity 18 519 1 Processing entity 18 519 2 Writing parse table file. Please wait... Created parse table file: disk$src_resd:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.bpt;19 Parse table build complete. DECmcc data dictionary loaded successfully. 27-FEB-1992 14:05:13 Phase 2 for file DISK$USER3:[J_HASSENCAHL]CHAR-CONSICE-MIB.TXT;1 completed. * * * 27-FEB-1992 14:05:14 Normal successful completion. LATACP $ Now the following is from the dictionary afterwards: LATACP $ manage/tool/dic %DAP-S-USE_DICT, Using dictionary file: disk$src_resd:[mcc]mcc_fdictionary.dat;9 DECmcc Dictionary Administrator Program Version T1.2.4 DAP> show class snmp -> Class (1) : SNMP Definition (3) : PRESENTATION_NAME Definition (3) : INSTANCE_REQUIRED Definition (3) : DYNAMIC Definition (3) : INSTANCE_DATATYPE Subclass (2) : SNMP 29 Subclass (2) : EGP 31 Subclass (2) : UDP 32 Subclass (2) : TCP 33 Subclass (2) : ICMP 34 Subclass (2) : IP 37 Subclass (2) : ATTABLE 38 Subclass (2) : INTERFACE 39 Subclass (2) : CHAR 519 Attribute (5) : SYSDESCR 1 Attribute (5) : SYSOBJECTID 2 Attribute (5) : IFNUMBER 3 Attribute (5) : SYSCONTACT 4 Attribute (5) : SYSUPTIME 5 Attribute (5) : SYSLOCATION 6 Attribute (5) : SYSSERVICES 7 Attribute (5) : SYSNAME 8 Attribute (5) : IPREACHABILITY 9 Attribute (5) : REGISTEREDNAME 97 Attribute (5) : NAME 98 Attribute (5) : ADDRESS 99 Attribute (5) : LOCATION 100 Attribute (5) : IMPLEMENTATIONDESC 101 Attribute (5) : RESPONSIBLEPERSON 102 Attribute (5) : PHONENUMBER 103 Attribute (5) : MAILACCOUNT 104 Attribute (5) : REMARKS 105 Attribute (5) : TEXTFILE 106 Attribute (5) : DURATION 200 Attribute (5) : RCVDOCTETS 201 Attribute (5) : INPACKETS 202 Attribute (5) : RCVDOCTETRATE 203 Attribute (5) : INPACKETRATE 204 Attribute (5) : XMITDOCTETS 205 Attribute (5) : OUTPACKETS 206 Attribute (5) : XMITDOCTETRATE 207 Attribute (5) : OUTPACKETRATE 208 Attribute (5) : TOTALOCTETS 209 Attribute (5) : TOTALPACKETS 210 Attribute (5) : TOTALPACKETRATE 211 Attribute (5) : INERRORPACKETS 212 Attribute (5) : INERRORPACKETPERCENT 213 Attribute (5) : OUTERRORPACKETS 214 Attribute (5) : OUTERRORPACKETPERCENT 215 Attribute (5) : TOTALERRORPACKETS 216 Attribute (5) : TOTALERRORPACKETPERCENT 217 Attribute (5) : TOTALOCTETRATE 5000 Attribute (5) : INERRORPACKETRATE 5001 Attribute (5) : OUTERRORPACKETRATE 5002 Attribute (5) : TOTALERRORPACKETRATE 5003 Directive (6) : SHOW 1 Directive (6) : SET 2 Directive (6) : TEST 3 Directive (6) : DIRECTORY 26 Directive (6) : REGISTER 29 Directive (6) : DEREGISTER 30 Directive (6) : ERASE 33 Directive (6) : GETEVENT 65 Event (10) : COLDSTART 0 Event (10) : WARMSTART 1 Event (10) : LINKDOWN 2 Event (10) : LINKUP 3 Event (10) : AUTHENTICATIONFAILURE 4 Event (10) : EGPNEIGHBORLOSS 5 Event (10) : ENTERPRISESPECIFIC 6 Attribute_Partition (11) : IDENTIFIERS 1 Attribute_Partition (11) : STATUS 2 Attribute_Partition (11) : COUNTERS 3 Attribute_Partition (11) : CHARACTERISTICS 4 Attribute_Partition (11) : REFERENCES 5 Attribute_Partition (11) : STATISTICS 13 Attribute_Group (12) : TRAFFICSTATISTICS 4101 Attribute_Group (12) : ERRORSTATISTICS 4102 Attribute_Group (12) : ESSENTIALSTATISTICS 4103 Event_Partition (13) : CONFIGURATIONEVENTS 15 DAP> The following is what happens when I attempt to bring up the DECwindows form. I have also put in a portion of what happens with XQP in case that helps isolate things down a bit. If I leave off the "/int=decw" qualifer, I am able to get DECmcc to come up. In any case, here is what I got back: LATACP $ manage/ent/int=decw %RMS-E-FNF, file not found LATACP $ LATACP $ set watch file/class=(all,nodump) LATACP $ manage/ent/int=decw . . . %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;0, Status: 00000000 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access (0,0,0) Status: 00000910 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read only directory access (755,189,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Access mode MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058,81,0 ) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Access mode MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058,81,0 ) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Journal flags MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058,81 ,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: RU active MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058,81,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Statistics block MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058 ,81,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Find ACE by type MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058 ,81,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Record attributes MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (105 8,81,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: User file characteristics MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DA T;7 (1058,81,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT;7 (1058,81,0) Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read only directory access (3568,2,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;0, Status: 00000000 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access (0,0,0) Status: 00000910 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read only directory access (755,189,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Access mode MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112, 0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Access mode MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112, 0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Journal flags MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,11 2,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: RU active MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Statistics block MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059 ,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Find ACE by type MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059 ,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Record attributes MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (105 9,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: User file characteristics MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DA T;7 (1059,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112,0) Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read only directory access (755,189,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: .;0, Status: 00000000 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access (0,0,0) Status: 00000910 %RMS-E-FNF, file not found %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (988,20,0) Reads: 1, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (1000,36,0) Reads: 1, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (910,53,0) Reads: 44, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (1058,81,0) Reads: 9, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (1059,112,0) Reads: 4, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2511,7,0) Reads: 5, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (3883,2,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (4210,1,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (3886,2,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (3902,2,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (196,1,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (190,1,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2519,6,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2509,7,0) Reads: 3, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2513,7,0) Reads: 13, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2507,7,0) Reads: 5, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (4244,4,0) Reads: 7, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 LATACP $ If there is anything else that I can help with, please let me know. Thanks, John
2447.3	Some more information ...	LATACP::J_HASSENCAHL	CSC/Atlanta Network Support	`Thu Feb 27 1992 14:40`	57
	Hi Rahul, I went through the process of adding in the rs232 mib that I have after doing the char mib that I showed in the previous reply. Everything appeared to go as before. This time when I attempt to bring up the DECwindows interface, I get the following exit event/status: %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;0, Status: 00000000 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access (0,0,0) Status: 00000910 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read only directory access (755,189,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Directory scan for: MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Access mode MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112, 0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Access mode MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112, 0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Journal flags MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,11 2,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: RU active MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Statistics block MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059 ,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Find ACE by type MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059 ,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: Record attributes MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (105 9,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Read attributes: User file characteristics MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DA T;7 (1059,112,0) %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Access MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT;7 (1059,112,0) Status: 00000001 software error: unable to assign widget events for console thread. %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=1C, virtual address=0008DCB1, P C=00000000, PSL=00000000 %MCC-F-PM_NULEVTERR, software error: unable to assign widget events for console thread. %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (988,20,0) Reads: 1, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (1000,36,0) Reads: 1, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (910,53,0) Reads: 47, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (1058,81,0) Reads: 9, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (1059,112,0) Reads: 4, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2511,7,0) Reads: 5, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (3883,2,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (4210,1,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (3886,2,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (3902,2,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (196,1,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (190,1,0) Reads: 2, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2519,6,0) Reads: 3, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2509,7,0) Reads: 3, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2513,7,0) Reads: 13, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (2507,7,0) Reads: 5, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 %XQP-I-FUNCTION, Deaccess (4244,4,0) Reads: 7, Writes: 0, Status: 00000001 LATACP $ It appears to get about the same place as before in regards to the file MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT, but exits with the %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO status instead of the RMS file not found error. John
2447.4	Any news ...	LATACP::J_HASSENCAHL	CSC/Atlanta Network Support	`Wed Mar 11 1992 18:35`	17
	Hi, It would appear that the MIB's do get added in as far as I am able to make use of them using FCL mode. Somehow something got screwed up so that the Iconic Map interface dies when attempting to come up. According to what I can see via XQP, there appears to be a problem with the local MIR that only trips up the Iconic Map. Since I have not seen or heard anything lately, either this has stumped someone or no one cares. Granted this is still field test, but what I was attempting to do was not that far off of what our customers are going to be doing. I would just as soon fix the problem before they start calling in with it. Take care, John
2447.5	Maybe the iconic map folks can help....	YAHEY::BOSE		`Thu Mar 12 1992 10:01`	13
	John, From our off-line communication, and from your previous reply, it seems that mib extensions work fine from FCL. My guess is that the problem you are facing has nothing to do with adding new mibs. The question I have is, did the iconic map interface work on your installed environment before adding the new mibs? Maybe the IM/PM folks can help you out with the MCC_MIR_ATTRIBUTE.DAT file access problem. (I might mention that MCC_TCPIP_MTU.COM does not touch this file). Rahul.
2447.6	It did work prior to installing the MIBs	LATACP::J_HASSENCAHL	CSC/Atlanta Network Support	`Mon Mar 16 1992 17:55`	9
	Hi, To answer your question, yes, it did work prior to installing the MIBs. It just was not real useful from the SNMP stand point when working with a DECserver 300, which is why I added in the char and rs232 MIBs. Thanks, John