The value of sbiPersistStatus indicates the state of the rebuild of the SNMP persistent index database upon reboot of the system. persistOK (1) - The persistent index database was successfully created. Persistent SNMP managed objects were recreated with the same SNMP indexes they had prior to the system reboot. noPersistFile (2) - There was no persistent index file with the same pathname as the configuration file. persistMismatch (3) -The headers in the persistent index file and the configuration file with the same name do not match. persistIndexFailure (4) - An error occurred while creating the persistent index database. persistDisabled (5) - The system was administratively reconfigured without maintaining persistent SNMP index values because sbiPersistIndex has a value of 'false'. persistInvalid (6) - Persistent index database was not initialized. persistBoot(7) - The persistent index database was in the pre-initial bootup state. persistInit(8) - The persistent index database is initializing. persistInProgress(9) - The initial bootup file is loading, using the persist index database. Once complete, the persist state will go to 'persistOk (1)' if successful. If sbiConfigStatus has a value of 'configOK' and sbiPersistStatus has any value other than 'persistOK', the system was reconfigured without maintaining persistent SNMP index values. Unless sbiPersistIndex has a value of 'false', sbiSnmpdOperStatus returns 'disabled' and the SNMP daemon will not receive SNMP requests until sbiSnmpdAdminStatus variable has been set to 'inService'.