Re: (ASCEND) P75 Java tools SNMP password

["Dr. Wolfgang Beneicke" <beneicke@otto.mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de>]

> When I run the java console app for my P75 it asks for the snmp password.

I stumbled across that as well. Now I know (from 3Com manuals :-) that
the "SNMP community" _is_ the SNMP password. Sometimes there are
different one for Read and for Read/Write access.

Pretty basic stuff, really. I've never read a book on SNMP yet so that's
my fault.

BTW, I won't leave the community setting  at "public", the default.

   Wolfgang

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