SNMP Learning Summary (iv)--WINSERVER2003 Installing and configuring SNMP

First, install SNMP

Let's talk about it today. To install and configure SNMP in WinServer2003, proceed as follows:

Find "Control Panel" → "Add or Remove Programs"

　　

　　

　　

　　

　　

Second, configure SNMP

WindowsServer2003 after installing SNMP, some simple configuration is required.

2.1. Configure "Accepted community name"

The configuration steps are as follows:

"My Computer" → "manage" as shown in:

　　

Locate the service that corresponds to SNMP, as shown in:

　　

Select "SNMP Service" → Click the right mouse button → select "Properties" as shown in:

　　

Switch to the Security tab and you can see that there is currently no data in the accepted community names list, as shown in:

　　

Click the "Add" button to add a new community name as shown in:

　　

After the above steps, the new community name is created, as shown in:

　　

2.2. Configure "Accept SNMP packets from the following hosts"

The configuration steps are as follows:

　　

After accepting an SNMP packet from the following host to add 192.168.1.144 this IP address, 192.168.1.144 this remote monitoring host can send SNMP packets to this WINSERVER2003 server to remotely monitor the WinServer2003 server Objective.

The complete configuration information for SNMP is as follows:

　　

Everywhere, the installation of SNMP and the related configuration of WinServer2003 are all done.

Third, set up the firewall to open UDP 161 port

Remote monitoring host is through the server UDP 161 port to obtain monitoring data, if the server is not open to the UDP161 port, then the remote monitoring host will not be able to access the server's SNMP service through UDP 161 port, as follows:

　　

So to set the firewall to open UDP161 port.

The following steps are set to enable UDP 161 ports on the WINSERVER2003 server:

1. "Start" → "settings" → "Control Panel" as shown in:

　　

2. Locate "Windows Firewall" in the control Panel as shown in:

　　

Double-click to open Windows Firewall as shown in:

　　

　　

　　

After you turn on the external access permission for UDP 161 ports, you can access it normally, as follows:

　　

The above is all about installing and configuring SNMP in WinServer2003.

SNMP Learning Summary (iv)--WINSERVER2003 Installing and configuring SNMP