Where does WinXP's SNMP keep logfiles?

Almighty1

Almighty1

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Does anyone happen to know where WinXP keeps the SNMP logfiles since I think mines are growing into some large size as snmp.exe while running in the background will cause the system to run out of resources after 10+ hours. In Unix, snmp agents all keep logfiles somewhere and they do get big as it's kept so other machines can query it for information.

Also, anyone happen to have a %systemroot%\system32\acsmib.dll file on a WinXP system they can send over?
 
FortiTude

FortiTude

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i don't use xp, but you can try using filemon from h**p://www.sysinternals.com/ with inculde: snmp to look what the snmp.exe application writes and reads. just let it run some time and you will see what if it writes a log file.
normally windows services log everything to the event viewer --> system
FortiTude
 
Almighty1

Almighty1

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That's the problem... event viewer doesn't show anything... Except that acsmib.dll is not found or configured on the system and none of my other systems have it.
 
Almighty1

Almighty1

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Hmmm, not sure about that one but the weird thing on that acsmib.dll is that WinXP adds that to the registry as %systemroot%\system32\acsmib.dll but WinXP doesn't come with that file. Win2k comes with that file but I've never had win2k on any of the machines before.
 
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