postmosy(1M)                    TCP/IP R4.11                    postmosy(1M)


NAME
       postmosy - used to merge SNMP MIB objects defined in specified files
       (in snmpinfo.dat format) with those defined in the /etc/snmpinfo.dat
       file

SYNOPSIS
       postmosy
        -mergeinfo inputfiles ...

   where:
       inputfiles - file(s) (in snmpinfo.dat format) that define
              SNMP MIB objects that are to be merged with the objects
              defined in the /etc/snmpinfo.dat file

DESCRIPTION
       The postmosy command is used to merge SNMP MIB objects defined in
       specified input files (in snmpinfo.dat format) with those defined in
       the /etc/snmpinfo.dat file.

       The postmosy command will eliminate duplicate SNMP MIB objects, put
       objects in OID order, and replace "_" with "-" in MIB object names.

       The postmosy command is automatically called during the installation
       of DG/UX to create a /etc/snmpinfo.dat file from all the *.dat files
       residing in the /etc/srconf/datinfo directory.  Executing the export
       function of the admsnmpuea command will do the same.


       Options are:

       -mergeinfo
              Merge SNMP MIB objects defined in specified files (in
              snmpinfo.dat format) with those defined in the
              /etc/snmpinfo.dat file.

EXAMPLES
       This example causes the DG/UX SNMP User Extensible Agent's user
       defined SNMP MIB objects to be merged with the current objects
       defined in the /etc/snmpinfo.dat file:
       $ postmosy -mergeinfo /etc/srconf/datinfo/snmpuea.dat

       This example shows how to merge all SNMP MIB objects defined in all
       the .dat files residing in the /etc/srconf/datinfo directory into one
       /etc/snmpinfo.dat file:
       $ postmosy -mergeinfo /etc/srconf/datinfo/*.dat


DIAGNOSTICS
       Exit status is 0 upon success.

       Exit status is -1 if an error occurs

SEE ALSO
       info.dat(4M), admsnmpuea(1m), snmpd(1M).


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