Installing and configuring the SNMP service on the different Windows client and server versions mostly works the same way. On Windows versions older than Windows 8 and Windows Server , it is already installed. Yes, that's correct. Although you might have read contrary statements on some boards, SNMP is still available on Windows Server , and even !
What you have to do is to open the Control Panel on your Windows machine. Open the Programs and Features section where you can Turn Windows features on or off. After installing the SNMP service, configure it appropriately. So, run services.
Choose Automatic as startup type to have the service always running, even after turning your computer off and on again. For monitoring purposes, you should also check all services on the Agent tab to have all SNMP values available. SNMP is an optional feature as of this Windows 10 version. You can enable it as follows. Make a backup of the original configuration file and open snmpd. Now set the community string. Of course you can also choose a string individually.
The only important thing is that the string is also the same on the devices to be queried. If you are using OpenSuse, the snmpd service may not be activated and started by default. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Important If you remove all of the community names, including the default name Public , SNMP does not respond to any community names that are presented.
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