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Checking for Valid Community ID

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● If the SNMP service is installed but not set to run automatically, do the following:

1. Right-click on SNMP and select Properties from the context menu.

The SNMP Service Properties dialog box opens.

2. Select Automatic from the Startup Type drop down list and click OK.

● If the Windows SNMP Service is not installed, you must install it from the Windows

operating system CD.

Note:

Note: When you install the SNMP Service from the Windows operating system CD, you

must configure a community name with write-access. VoIP Monitoring Manager

will attempt to initially connect using the community name, private. For security

reasons, it is recommended that a different community name be chosen. (See

Checking for Valid Community ID

on page 29.)

Checking for Valid Community ID

The Community ID assigned for your Windows SNMP Servicemust match the Community ID

defined in the Server Options dialog box.

By default, the Community ID with read-write

privileges is private, but this may have been changed. Read-write privileges are required for

loading, changing, and saving configuration options.

To check for a valid Community ID, follow these steps:

1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.

2. Select Administrative Tools.

3. Select Services from the list in the Name column.

4. Scroll down to SNMP Service.

5. Right-click on SNMP Service and select Properties from the context menu.

6. Click the Security tab.

The Accepted community names list box displays the Windows SNMP Service community

names.

Note:

Note: The Community ID in the Server Options dialog box must match the ID in the

Windows SNMP Service list of Accepted community names.

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