How to enable SNMP on Windows Server?
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Here is a step-by-step screenshot presentation on How to enable SNMP on Windows Servers. Hope you find this useful. This is just a new initiative and more to follow from now…
Here is a step-by-step screenshot presentation on How to enable SNMP on Windows Servers. Hope you find this useful. This is just a new initiative and more to follow from now…
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If you are a beginner trying to understanding what is SNMP? Then I’m sure you will find our SNMP Tutorial informative. Check the tutorial at "http://www.manageengine.com/products/opmanager/what-is-snmp.html"
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Kalvin
Team OpManager - The Network Monitoring Software from ManageEngineNetwork Performance Management | Server Performance Management | Network Fault Management | Network Performance Reports | Distributed Network Monitoring
Hi, I have a problem with the configuration snmp on cisco switch, when I'm trying to add my device in MAC-to-IP Mapping I get a message " No Response to SNMP Queries - 'IPDevice' Can you send me information step by step about what is the correct form to configure snmp on cisco ISO(Switch) o if you can send me information how can I fix this
Hi Joan, The "No Response to SNMP Query" error message may be due to a few different things: - The wrong SNMP community is configured in OpManager. - Your firewall is blocking SNMP port 161. - The access list is blocking the SNMP. SNMP configuration for Cisco IOS Switch differs based on the model. Here's a sample configuration for a Cisco device: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/simple-network-management-protocol-snmp/7282-12.html. If you have any further questions, please email support@opmanager.com.
@Ateh - 1) With regard to the slide, please send me a mail at "kalyanram@manageengine.com" with this blog post as reference. 2) Frankly, it doesn't make any difference, you can have the same name as well. This has nothing to do with the TRAP. Let me explain. > The community string used under "Security" tab, is used for authentication purpose i.e. when a network monitoring system tries to fetch or write SNMP information these authentication will be checked. That's why we have "Rights" i.e. Read Only or Read Write. > Whereas for SNMP Trap, the devices is going to send the trap to the network monitoring system, so the community name is just for our identification. Hope this clarifies --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PS. Visit our SNMP tutorial for more info http://www.manageengine.com/network-monitoring/what-is-snmp.html
Hi I Have few questions: 1) Is this slide available for download? 2) I guess you using different name of Community Name is for diffrent Community right purpose, but you've put different Community Name under Security and Traps tab, it that it supposed to be? Shouldn we put same Community name in order OPmanager can manage the window server? Thanks for answering. regards ateh