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You can also use the "-d" parameter on snmpwalk to see a hex trace interpretation of what is sent and received from the command to the agent. Regards, Geo. George deSocio IBM Americas Support - Distributed Network Management Dept 46-E1ZA IBM B660 CC109 HWY 54 & 600 Park Offices Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
Trapd doesn't care a whit about community names, so they don't matter in your traps. But snmpwalk and other such SNMP query commands do. You have the option of specifying the community name to use in the snmpwalk command, "-c community_string". If you try that with your new community name does it work? If not, then you might want to stop and restart the SNMP service or just reboot the box to make sure it takes your changes James Shanks Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group  free
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Sorry Guys, It was my mistake.. Had enabled for snmp request from localhost only.. This is solved. But I'm having same problem from XP. Any ideas why? Larry free lancer <larrytechie@yahoo.com> wrote: Hi, This is something wierd. I have setup new Win2003 server and configured SNMP settings in security and traps as well with custom community string. When i start & stop SNMP service, i get traps in Netview but when i do snmpwalk from Netview server, it just times out. i have checked in xnmsnmpconf -resolve hostname and it gives right name and community string. But other 2003 server work fine. Am i missing something here. Many Thanks in Advance. Larry
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