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It should be on the OEM CD. &nbsp;Howerver, as most files, these are in compressed form.<br />
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i.e. &nbsp;MSI.MF_<br />
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if you search for MSI.* (instead of MSI.MFL), you should see this on your CD.<br />
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When the installer, is installing, it will ask for the CD, browse to the MSI.MF_ file.
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It should be on the OEM CD.  Howerver, as most files, these are in compressed form.

i.e.  MSI.MF_


if you search for MSI.* (instead of MSI.MFL), you should see this on your CD.

When the installer, is installing, it will ask for the CD, browse to the MSI.MF_ file.

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No OEM CD 2003 was bought direct from Microsoft. Using a HP server and nothing on the supplied CD's for that that I have found.<br />
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However I found the missing files all on the XP Professionall SP3 CD...<br />
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The SNMP service is up and running at long last.<br />
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Thanks for the advice and not 100% sure if I did evrything correctly but it up at present and allowed the HP Smartupdate to update the software.
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No OEM CD 2003 was bought direct from Microsoft. Using a HP server and nothing on the supplied CD's for that that I have found.

However I found the missing files all on the XP Professionall SP3 CD...

The SNMP service is up and running at long last.

Thanks for the advice and not 100% sure if I did evrything correctly but it up at present and allowed the HP Smartupdate to update the software.

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works okay as stated with updates
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MSI.MFL + other files (DCHP.MIB) files missing on trying to install monitoring rools in MS windows 2003.<br />
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Not on CD's - Not in WBEM???<br />
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MSI.MFL + other files (DCHP.MIB) files missing on trying to install monitoring rools in MS windows 2003.

Not on CD's - Not in WBEM???



SNMP Install missing files MSI.MFL

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