Using 2.8.18
SNMP does not work ! doing an nmap from a machine behind the router shows its filtered below are the details. And I am using xxxxxxxx as the community name via snmpwalk and snmpget .
snmpwalk -v 1 -c public xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Timeout: No Response from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
[admin@xxxxxxxx] > snmp print
enabled: yes
snmp> community print
NAME ADDRESS READ-ACCESS
0 public 0.0.0.0/0 yes
here are the packages
NAME VERSION BUILD-TIME UNINSTALL
0 system 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:02:01 no
1 advanced-tools 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:03:29 no
2 gps 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:59:11 no
3 dhcp 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:07:55 no
4 ppp 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:13:57 no
5 lcd 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:57:06 no
6 ntp 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:56:33 no
7 routing 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:16:10 no
8 security 2.8.21 dec/07/2004 15:06:33 no
nmap shows
Port State Service
21/tcp open ftp
22/tcp open ssh
23/tcp open telnet
80/tcp open http
2000/tcp open callbook
2602/tcp open ripd
2604/tcp open ospfd
3986/tcp open mapper-ws_ethd
Try this example: to listern the SMNP from 192.168.xxx.xxx workstation which is connected to the router via the 192.168.xxx.xxx gateway
insert the gateway IP in the router SMNP setup and make sure to enable the SMNP from settings
Make sure you insert the correct mask number as well.
Check there is nothing in between your machine and the router blocking of udp ports 161,162 . open everything and try. And take of wireless it will enable snmp
yeah, that doesnt seem to be a problem in my case. the mrtg server is connected directly to the MikroTik, with nothing in between. No Firewall rules that I can see that would be blocking, and I put in a passthrough statement for input and output to log SNMP traffic: traffic comes in but doesnt leave. Instead ICMP reply is sent (type 5 code 1; Redirect Datagram for the Host).