Would you like to learn how to install SNMP on Windows? In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to install SNMP on a computer running Windows using Powershell.

• Windows 2012 R2
• Windows 2016
• Windows 2019
• Windows 10
• Windows 7

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Tutorial Powershell - Installing SNMP on Windows server

As an Administrator, start an elevated Powershell command-line.

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Verify if SNMP is already installed.

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Here is the command output.

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Install SNMP on Windows server.

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Restart the computer.

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Congratulations! You have finished the installation of SNMP on the Windows server.

Tutorial Powershell - Installing SNMP on Windows 10

As an Administrator, start an elevated Powershell command-line.

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Verify if SNMP is already installed.

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Here is the command output.

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Optionally, filter the output of the Powershell command to a simpler version.

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Here is the command output.

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Install the SNMP using Powershell.

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Here is the command output.

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Optionally, install SNMP using a single command.

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Restart the computer.

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Congratulations! You have finished the installation of SNMP on Windows 10 using Powershell.

Tutorial Powershell - Configure the SNMP service

As an Administrator, start an elevated Powershell command-line.

Windows 10 - powershell elevated

Configure the system contact.

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Configure the system location.

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Configure a read-only SNMP community.

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Optionally, configure a read-write SNMP community.

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Configure the hosts allowed to query the SNMP service.

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Restart the SNMP service.

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Congratulations! You configured the SNMP service using Powershell.