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SNMPing\HostInfo.cpp (525, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\HostInfo.h (1250, 2002-02-09)
SNMPing\OptionsDlg.cpp (1061, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\OptionsDlg.h (1191, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\resource.h (1878, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\ScanParDlg.h (1799, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\SNMPing.aps (24080, 2006-03-14)
SNMPing\SNMPing.clw (4922, 2006-03-14)
SNMPing\SNMPing.cpp (2138, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\SNMPing.dsp (4744, 2002-02-09)
SNMPing\SNMPing.dsw (539, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\SNMPing.h (1335, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\SNMPing.rc (8379, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\SNMPingDlg.cpp (12527, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\SNMPingDlg.h (2090, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\SNMPingInterface.h (1816, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\SNMPingInterface_test.cpp (1235, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\SNMPingInterface_test.h (1501, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\StdAfx.cpp (209, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\StdAfx.h (1047, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\TimeOutSocket.cpp (1361, 2002-02-09)
SNMPing\TimeOutSocket.h (1278, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\SNMPing.ncb (115712, 2006-03-14)
SNMPing\SNMPing.plg (1674, 2005-08-03)
SNMPing\SNMPingInterface.cpp (7165, 2005-08-03)
SNMPing\ScanParDlg.cpp (7205, 2005-08-03)
SNMPing\res\SNMPing.ico (1078, 2002-02-13)
SNMPing\res\SNMPing.rc2 (399, 2002-02-08)
SNMPing\res (0, 2005-09-13)
SNMPing\Release (0, 2005-09-13)
SNMPing\Debug (0, 2005-09-13)
SNMPing\SNMPing.opt (52736, 2006-03-14)
SNMPing (0, 2005-11-10)

SNMPing 1.02 ============ Description: SNMPing is a tool that scans a TCP/IP network for devices running an SNMP daemon on port 161 (or a user specified port). Usage: The SNMPing user interface consists of a large list control and several buttons. The list control is populated by IP addresses returned from a network scan that you initiate via the Scan button. Scanning: The Scan button pops up the Scan Parameters dialog, which allows you to select IP addresses to scan. You can select a single IP (recommended), a hostname, or a range of IP addresses. Ideally, an administrator should know the IP addresses of the machines that should be scanned, so it should not be necessary to scan large ranges of addresses. The default, SNMPing scans by sending certain UDP packets to port 161. Sometimes it is useful to scan port 162 to detect machines that may have blocked access to port 161. SNMPing also allows you to scan other ports (because some proprietary SNMP implementations use non-standard ports). You can change the community string for the scan from the Options dialog. Scan results: The Scan results are displayed in the list control. All IP addresses that are scanned are listed, regardless of whether there are actually machines at those addresses. The rightmost column contains the results of the scan: "Unable to resolve hostname": This happens only if you scanned by hostname and the IP address could not be found. You have to try again using an IP address. "No answer from host": The host did not respond to the scan within the timeout. The default is 100ms but it can be changed from the Options dialog (accessible from the Scan Parameters dialog). This may mean that there is no machine at the selected address, or that the machine is ignoring the scan packet. This can be caused by access controls implemented on the target's SNMP port or if the target has a different community string than was used for the scan. "SNMP enabled and available": An SNMP daemon on the target machine responded to the scan packet. "SNMP disabled or on another port": The target machine sent a "Connection reset" packet in response to the scan packet. This generally means that there is no SNMP daemon listening on that port. System Requirements: SNMPing runs on Windows NT/2000. ADMIN privileges are not required, however, it is expected that users of this tool should be network administrators.

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