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SNMP with different community-strings for read and write

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    gkaudewitz
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    Hello together,

    configuring different community-strings for read and write access is a common solution on SNMP-servers.
    What is the way to implement the usage of a seperate community-string for SNMP-set-access to networkcomponents from within NetXMS.

    Best regards

    Georg

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      Community string from node properties is used for read operations during polls and data collection.

      Write operations, as far as I know, could be performed from NXSL scripts only and in createSNMPTransport method (https://www.netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#_instance_methods_13) you can specify custom community string. You can store this community string in a node custom attribute.

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