Originally posted by: Thomas.gch
Hello .
Here is the output :
bash-4.2# lssrc -a |grep snmp
snmpd tcpip 4653204 active
snmpmibd tcpip inoperative
bash-4.2# oslevel -s
7100-02-02-1316
And the /etc/rc.tcpip shows:
# Start up the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) daemon
#start /usr/sbin/snmpd "$src_running"
# Start up the hostmibd daemon
#start /usr/sbin/hostmibd "$src_running"
# Start up the snmpmibd daemon
#start /usr/sbin/snmpmibd "$src_running"
# Start up the aixmibd daemon
#start /usr/sbin/aixmibd "$src_running"
But after reboot the snmpd is active .
stopsrc -s snmpd put it into state 'inoperative'
But my question is, how can we disable snmpd , so that it does not start after reboot .