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Do you have any sort of SNMP running?<br />
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Essentially an SNMP trap is a trigger to PUSH from a device to the server.<br />
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SNMP has different flavors of authentication, but you should make sure the community and passwords match.<br />
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Do you have any sort of SNMP running?

Essentially an SNMP trap is a trigger to PUSH from a device to the server.

SNMP has different flavors of authentication, but you should make sure the community and passwords match.



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I have the standard informant version 2.0 running. i didn't do the configuration, where do i find the community password?
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I have the standard informant version 2.0 running. i didn't do the configuration, where do i find the community password?

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If you know the device info, you may be able to get it from there. &nbsp;(eg: see what the device is trying to use and get that info from the device).
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If you know the device info, you may be able to get it from there.  (eg: see what the device is trying to use and get that info from the device).

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ok, you lost me now. if i know the password, where would i sych it on the server that is giving me te error? i'm only getting the error on one server. 
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ok, you lost me now. if i know the password, where would i sych it on the server that is giving me te error? i'm only getting the error on one server.

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i have had snmp running on servers for several weeks, (recent upgrade) for the past day and a half, i have been getting the following message on only one server: snmp trap snmp_authenticationFailure<wbr />. what is causing this and how do I correct this? it on a windows server running win server 2003 standard. 
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i have had snmp running on servers for several weeks, (recent upgrade) for the past day and a half, i have been getting the following message on only one server: snmp trap snmp_authenticationFailure. what is causing this and how do I correct this? it on a windows server running win server 2003 standard. 

snmp trap snmp_authenticationFailure

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