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How easy is it just to remove everything I have put in so far?
Switches, routers, servers and so on?

Is there an easy way?

Hello friends and foes. I guess I have some in this forum, for unknown reason. Today is friday, and I am more than happy with what I have accomplished today. I am actually quite pleased with myself, and wish I could go home now without losing money. Sadly, I can't so I'll just hang around for a bit ...

Hi! When I look at my subject field it dawns on me: this shouldn't be very hard should it? Changing the IP-address isn't supposed to be hard? I have done this a million times before, and if there is one thing evolution has told us is that: Changing the Ip-address on Debian 6 isn't hard. Why can't I ...

It's friday, and I don't want anything to do with SNMP-walking today. It's quiet today, so lets do some other fun stuff instead like: - Script auto install .net 4.0 for xp and windows 7 - Set up auto-import nk2-files for my clients. - Finishing touches on my wds-server. It's not really my own wds-se...

When I test communication I get success from snmp v2, read and write! yeah.

this is from procurve manager.

Not so much from Nagios XI.

Scheisse.

OH, joy and behold. The sun is soon back over the hills. I have created my own SNMP-community, that goes by the name of v1-public. This is a very beautiful name, named after the Doodlebug. When I do the following: snmpwalk -v 2c -c v1-public 10.12.125.44 I get Timeout: No Response from 10.12.125.44 ...

I don't believe in miracles, just Yoko and Me.

I think I will try a little bit more before I pack my bags and head for the mountains. To medidate over the strange occurences that SNMP-walking does to a poor man's legs.

I'll be back.

Fun facts no III: 42.7 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot Fun facts no IV: 99.9 % of all laywers give the rest a bad name. Question: When you wait in a restaurant for a waiter... Aren't you the waiter? I don't know why I can't access my HP Switches. Haven't got a clue. Should be possi...

Before there was light, I tried v1.
then I have tried all other versions known to mankind. 2b 2c and 3?

To my great surprise, I have also tested a Norwegian thing called NAV. Network Administration Visualized is an advanced software suite to monitor large computer networks. It automatically discovers network topology, monitors network load and outages, and can send alerts on network events by e-mail a...