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| Subject: | [nv-l] SNMP Community Strings |
| From: | "Frank W. Hansen" <fhansen@enterpriseinnovations.com> |
| Date: | Wed, 23 Jun 2004 14:42:21 -0400 (EDT) |
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Greetings all. Is there a limit to the way NetView handles the ro/rw commuity strings under "SNMP Configuration" setup? For example, I have the following Read-Only community string: FtFF&^ddd7&frgt When I issue an snmpwalk from the command line as follows: snmpwalk -c FtFF\&\^ddd7\&frgt HOSTNAME This works just fine. I've tried adding the escape slashes to the "SNMP Configuration" setup and am still not having any luck. Any ideas? -- Best Regards, Frank W. Hansen www.EnterpriseInnovations.com |
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