Owner's Manual

Configuring Protocols to Send Information to IT Assistant 249
NOTE: For systems running Windows Server 2003 to be discovered, Microsoft’s
standard SNMP configuration on Windows Server 2003 requires SNMP to be
configured to accept packages from the IT Assistant host.
Change the SNMP Community Name
Configuring the SNMP community names determines which systems are able
to manage your system through SNMP.
1
If your system is running Windows Server 2003 or later, click the Start
button, right-click
My Computer , and point to Manage . If your system is
running Windows 2000, right-click
My Computer , and point to Manage .
The
Computer Management window appears.
2 Expand the Computer Management icon in the window, if necessary.
3 Expand the Services and Applications icon and click Services .
4 Scroll down the list of services until you find SNMP Service , right-click
SNMP Service , and then click Properties .
The
SNMP Service Properties window appears.
5 Click the Security tab to add or edit a community name.
a To add a community name, click Add under the Accepted
Community Names
list.
The
SNMP Service Configuration window appears.
b Type the community name of a system that is able to manage your
system (the default is
public ) in the Community Name text box
and click
Add .
The
SNMP Service Properties window appears.
c To change a community name, select a community name in the
Accepted Community Names list and click Edit .
The
SNMP Service Configuration window appears.
d Make all necessary edits to the community name of the system that is
able to manage your system in the
Community Name text box, and
then click
OK .
The
SNMP Service Properties window appears.
6 Click OK to save the changes.