Hi ALL
Help me please, how to remove not used "snmp credential", for example "public"?
Alex,
Could you expand a bit on your issue? For example, I do not believe that the public and private strings would appear under the Edit Properties and/or the Add Node window unless there was at least one node added using one of these two snmp strings. However, I do not have a way to test this since we do have a couple of production nodes that the owners decided (despite my advice against it) that using default snmp strings was OK. Also, regarding the Network Discovery, you can easily delete any rules that use either of those strings and create new ones that fit your team(s) needs.
Anyway, if you could share a bit more about your issue, perhaps we could know if what you're asking for can be done or not.
Hi
I can only add a new SNMP credentials in "Network Sonar Discovery", but I can not remove it???. And I can not find, where I can to manage SNMP credentials on NPM 10.3?
Config file? Registry key?
Hi AlexSI,
you can remove credentials from the discovery profile using the red X button. You can remove credentials permanently in DB from dbo.credential table by deleting the row. Anyway I am not sure about behavior of discovery profile which uses those deleted credentials.
Cheers,
Pavel
Hi, Pavel
I can remove "SNMP Credentials" using button "red X" only from that "discovery profile", but not from Credentials table (((.
About removing SNMP Credientials use SQL database I will consult with a specialist in SQL
Thank you
Alexey
I don't have the dbo.credential table in my database. Where is this in the NPM 12.3?
The table is called CredentialProperty (Or in SQL it's [dbo].[CredentialProperty]
Yes! I found it. Thank you! Do you know if there are any more details in the CredentialProperty table that don't show in the default view? I see a user in there that has several entries, but there are no password details for it. I have a suspicious it has incorrect information and is the source of my SNMP logging failures on my network elements.
When you say user, I assume you're talking about a WMI Computer Account? If so that wouldn't be related to SNMP logging failures unless your referring to SNMPv3, for which the user details are linked via the NodeSettings table to correlate which CredentialID to use.
