From a command prompt or the Start menu, run Services.msc and ensure that the SNMP service is started.Īn SNMP namespace defines a view of a network device.įor more information about support and installation of this component on a specific operating system, see Operating System Availability of WMI Components.The check box for SNMP feature is selected automatically because the provider requires SNMP. Select the check box for WMI SNMP Provider.In the Windows features list, scroll down to SNMP feature and expand the list so that you can see WMI SNMP Provider.Under Programs and Features, select Turn Windows features on or off.From the Control Panel, select Programs.Starting with Windows Vista, use the following procedure to install the SNMP provider. Be aware that the SNMP service must be enabled and running for the WMI SNMP provider to work. You can enable the SNMP service and the WMI SNMP Provider through the Control Panel. The SNMP service is not enabled by default. The following sections are discussed in this topic: Installing the SNMP Provider The information in this topic explains how to set up the WMI SNMP environment. Communicating with a network device using the WMI SNMP interface requires the configuration of the device, SNMP, and WMI services.
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