Status Monitoring of Windows 2016 from XMC via SNMP - Firewall problem
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‎08-10-2018 08:35 AM
Hello,
Did someone have a problem with status monitoring of Windows Server from XMC via SNMP?
Problem occur with windows firewall on. Although I have enabled inbound and outbound rules for SNMP Service and SNMP Trap with firewall turned on there is no connection over SNMP.
When I turn firewall off there is connection.
Which rule I should enable to have connection over SNMP?
(last screen shows fine connection over SNMP but with firewall turned off)
Did someone have a problem with status monitoring of Windows Server from XMC via SNMP?
Problem occur with windows firewall on. Although I have enabled inbound and outbound rules for SNMP Service and SNMP Trap with firewall turned on there is no connection over SNMP.
When I turn firewall off there is connection.
Which rule I should enable to have connection over SNMP?
(last screen shows fine connection over SNMP but with firewall turned off)
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‎08-13-2018 11:24 PM
Hi Grzegorz, I guess maybe accessible IP scope isn't set. Did you set accessible IP scope for SNMP service?
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‎08-13-2018 11:24 PM
Thank you  it helped. I didn’t see that SNMP rule accept (by default) connections only from "local network"
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‎08-10-2018 10:12 AM
"SNMP service" opens 161 and 162, as below:
Inbound:
outbound:
Inbound:
outbound:
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‎08-10-2018 09:07 AM
Hi Grzegorz,
UDP ports 161, 162 has to be allowed, is that what those options "SNMP service" does?
UDP ports 161, 162 has to be allowed, is that what those options "SNMP service" does?
