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SNMP on a Windows Server 2008...
I needed to set up SNMP on a Windows Server 2008 box so that I could add it to our What’s Up Gold monitoring system. As you probably know, Server 2008 relies heavily on the concepts of Roles and Features. Well, SNMP is a Feature. So, in Server Manager I added the SNMP Feature. Then, like in previous versions of Windows, I went to the Services UI, scrolled down to ‘SNMP Service’, right-clicked, and selected Properties. I expected to see a nice series of tabs that would allow me to configure the SNMP Service with things like ‘community names’...