Snmp console Windows sysinternals, need help on this one

Asked By eckel andrea 20 points N/A Posted on - 02/03/2013

Hi guys, I need help this one. Can anyone teach how to properly install and use snmp console windows sysinternals. I badly need this for my assignment. Thanks in advance for help me out.

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Answered By Hammer Matthew 0 points N/A #151041

Snmp console Windows sysinternals, need help on this one

 

SNMP is implemented as a Windows32 system service .  There are actually two SNMP services under Windows NT.  First is the SNMP agent service (SNMP.EXE )  processes SNMP request messages that it receives from SNMP management systems and sends GetResponse messages in reply. The  service that follows is the SNMP trap service (SNMPTRAP.EXE ), which listens for traps sent to the NT host. I give you this link to research more about this.

It also lays out easy straight forward ways of installation.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc750391.aspx

Happy learning!

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Answered By Bankk Joseph 0 points N/A #151040

Snmp console Windows sysinternals, need help on this one

Installing SNMP on Windows 7:

 

– Open control panel the click on programs and features.

– Click turn windows features on or off link in the left pane.

– If UAC prompted, then click on yes.

– In the Windows features window, scroll down and select "simple network management protocol" then click on ok

 

Wait for a couple of minutes for the installation to complete.

 

To enable SNMP on Windows 7:

 

– Run "services"

– Look for the SNMP service

– Double click it

– Go to the security tab

– On the accepted community names, click on add

– On the community rights choose to read only

– Then name it public or whatever you want

 

On using SNMP console… There are lots of videos regarding that topic on YouTube.

 

Hope that helps.

 

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