But why would it need a password if it’s polled or dropping it’s temp read to a central monitor? Sometimes these hosts have way too many “features” for no thought out reason.
I worked at a security company and one guy called the SNMP community string its “password,” and it pissed me off. I just had to bite my tongue. They also stored a backup password in the Windows global environment, which also pissed me off.
But why would it need a password if it’s polled or dropping it’s temp read to a central monitor? Sometimes these hosts have way too many “features” for no thought out reason.
I worked at a security company and one guy called the SNMP community string its “password,” and it pissed me off. I just had to bite my tongue. They also stored a backup password in the Windows global environment, which also pissed me off.