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11-10-2008 04:02 AM
11-10-2008 04:02 AM
SMH SNMP
i get timeout error when trying to log in to SMH (Locally or Remotely). i found out that if I disable the GPO that apply SNMP configuration everything works fine. in the SNMP GPO the SIM server+Localhost+other monitoring servers are listed in the security and in the traps.
the problem is not in the SIM it is locally in the SMH and in the SNMP from GPO.
what i can i do to solve it without disabling the SNMP GPO policy. 10x to you all
the problem is not in the SIM it is locally in the SMH and in the SNMP from GPO.
what i can i do to solve it without disabling the SNMP GPO policy. 10x to you all
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11-10-2008 05:22 PM
11-10-2008 05:22 PM
Re: SMH SNMP
What happens if you manually populate the SNMP Properties with what you're doing with the GPO?
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