Maybe there is a firewall on one or more of the machiens involved? What does ethereal (or similar) tell you about the communications on this machine versus working machines? Regards, Greg
Re: Reading SNMP on other machine
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- From: greg.knaddison at gmail.com (Greg Knaddison)
- Date: Fri Sep 23 15:04:07 2005
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