Question about Windows version of SNMPTRAP.EXE

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Old 05-06-2008
Steven Davidson
 
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Default Question about Windows version of SNMPTRAP.EXE

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I've noticed that when I used SNMPTRAP from the command line that the
port used to send the trap message is UDP 161 and not UDP 162. How can
I change the behavior of the command line tool so that it uses UDP 162
as this is what my trap receiver expects.

=20

Regards,

Steven


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