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Hi Andrew, I worked with support - and - we did fix it... We needed to go into the "Services" control panel... Select the "SNMP Trap Service"... Click on the "Log On" tab... Select the "Local System Account" radio button... Then try and manually start the SNMP Trap Service... Mine started fine after the change... Once this…
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Hi Mark, Already tried that too... Thanks for the help... I'll try opening a ticket... Thanks, Scott
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Hi Mark, Thanks again - tried that numerous times... No complaints on install or removal... Same problem - after installing again... This is strange... The SNMP Trap executable is right where its supposed to be... It just fails to start with an error 2... The only dependency is to the event log - and - thats enabled too...…
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Hi Mark, Thanks for the quick response... In the Services Control Panel - it is set to start "manual"... I have set to automatic and performed a reboot... I have tried to start it manually via the push button... That's when the error and neither way works... Is that where you are talking about seeing if it "enabled" ???…