#
# FILENAME:	/etc/rc.config.d/SnmpIpv6
# 
# FILESET:	/Networking/SnmpAgent/SUBAGT-IPV6
#
# DESCRIPTION:	Configuration file corresponding to /sbin/init.d/SnmpIpv6.
#		Users may make changes to this file to control whether or how
#		the SNMP Network Management IPv6 subAgent 
#		is started by /sbin/rc on power up.  The default is for the
#		subAgent to be started.
#
#		Note that the subAgent will not start unless the Master Agent
#		(snmpdm) is running.  If the Master Agent is not running then
#		the this startup script will wait some period of time before
#		aborting the subAgent startup attempt.
#
#		Note that a new process is not started when the subAgent
#		starts.  This is a shared library subAgent which binds
#		(enrolls) with the Master Agents process at run time.
#
#	
# To control whether the snmpd agent is started uncomment one of the 
# lines below:
#
# SNMP_IPv6_START=0	# Don't start the subAgent
# SNMP_IPv6_START=1	# Start the subAgent.  This is the default.
# SNMP_IPv6_START=""	# Actually, any value other than 0 will cause the
#			# the subAgent to be started.  Including unsetting
#			# SNMP_IPv6_START.
#
# This environment variable SNMP_IPv6_OPTIONS may be set to influence the
# way the SNMP subAgent is started.  See snmpdm(1M) and
# snmpd(1M) for possible values.  Please note that only a very small number
# of MIB objects are implemented directly by the Master Agent.  Other subAgents
# (like IPv6 and HpUnix) must be started (loaded) to obtain the whole suite of
# MIB objects.
#
# This file corresponded to /etc/rc.config.d/agent_run on HP-UX 10.00.  The
# Software Distributor installation scripts for subsequent releases converts
# the contents of the users old file to match the new environment variable
# names.
#
#
# SEE ALSO:
#	/etc/rc.config.d/SnmpMaster	// Startup config for Master Agent
#	/etc/rc.config.d/SnmpHpunix	// Startup config for HpUnix subAgent
#	libSaHpunix.sl			// HpUnix subAgent
#	/usr/sbin/subagt_ld		// SharedLib SubAgent loader
#	/usr/sbin/subagt_unld		// SharedLib SubAgent unloader
#	snmpd(1M)			// Manual startup script
#	snmpd.conf(4)			// SNMP configuration

SNMP_IPv6_START=1	# Start the IPv6 SNMP subAgent.
export SNMP_IPv6_START