Have you also changed the community strings in IT-Assistant?
You have to do this under Options -> Discovery Cycle to set the standard for new Discovery ranges you may create.
You also have to correct the community string on existing Discovery ranges under Options -> Set Discovery Ranges.
If you are monitoring servers with your old and new SNMP community string inside the same Discovery range, the ones with the community string that do not match that of the IT-Assistant will appear as "Not instrumented". You can create additional discovery ranges with different community strings. However I do not know what happens if tyou create overlapping Discovery ranges with different SNMP community strings. But you can easily test this.
jd1598
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January 20th, 2004 20:00
Rene Rise
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January 22nd, 2004 06:00
Hi
Have you also changed the community strings in IT-Assistant?
You have to do this under Options -> Discovery Cycle to set the standard for new Discovery ranges you may create.
You also have to correct the community string on existing Discovery ranges under Options -> Set Discovery Ranges.
If you are monitoring servers with your old and new SNMP community string inside the same Discovery range, the ones with the community string that do not match that of the IT-Assistant will appear as "Not instrumented". You can create additional discovery ranges with different community strings. However I do not know what happens if tyou create overlapping Discovery ranges with different SNMP community strings. But you can easily test this.
Good luck
René