First be sure SNMP is installed on the Core Server, check with OCLIST.EXE and search for SNMP-SC.
If it isn’t installed, install it: start /w ocsetup SNMP-SC
Remote administration
After you have enabled the remote administration, you can start the computer management add-in on your management workstation. If this is a Windows Vista machine, you probably will not be able to configure the tab (Security).
Use a Windows 2003 machine, start the computer management add-in and connect to the Windows 2008 Core Server. After that you will be able to configure the server.
For those who like to search a bit deeper, you can also configure the settings through the registry :
HKLM\System\CurrentControleSet\Services\SNMP\Parameters\





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