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02-02-2008
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| | SNMP Community names on Vista Hello I have in installed the SNMP service on Vista - Business,bit I cannot see where to put the community names. Any suggestions?. -- Dee |
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02-02-2008
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| | Re: SNMP Community names on Vista Dee wrote: Quote: > Hello > > I have in installed the SNMP service on Vista - Business,bit I cannot > see where to put the community names. > > Any suggestions?. And also set which hosts to allow to access it -- Regards Mark Dormer |
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02-03-2008
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| | Re: SNMP Community names on Vista Thanks for some reason, the option was not displayed in the SNMP services when I installed it and thinking it was else where, upon reboot it was there. Many thanks for your info. D -- Dee "Mark Dormer" wrote: Quote: > Dee wrote: Quote: > > Hello > > > > I have in installed the SNMP service on Vista - Business,bit I cannot > > see where to put the community names. > > > > Any suggestions?. > Services - SNMP Service - Security tab -> Add > > And also set which hosts to allow to access it > > > -- > Regards > Mark Dormer > |
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