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I'll assume this is ucd-snmp now know as net-snmp, it should be in a file called snmpd.conf, I'm not sure where it would be on RH 7.3 but probably in /etc ; &nbsp;You could run &quot;locate snmpd.conf&quot; if you have findutils installed. &nbsp;After altering the file you need to restart the snmpd.
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I'll assume this is ucd-snmp now know as net-snmp, it should be in a file called snmpd.conf, I'm not sure where it would be on RH 7.3 but probably in /etc ;  You could run "locate snmpd.conf" if you have findutils installed.  After altering the file you need to restart the snmpd.

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I know where the file is, but it seems cryptic to me. &nbsp;Can you help me edit it?
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I know where the file is, but it seems cryptic to me.  Can you help me edit it?

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We are rolling out a SNMP monitor for our networking devices and servers. &nbsp;Can someone tell me how to change the snmp community strings in Redhat 7.3?<br />
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Thanks!
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We are rolling out a SNMP monitor for our networking devices and servers.  Can someone tell me how to change the snmp community strings in Redhat 7.3?

Thanks!

Change SNMP Community String in Redhat 7.3

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