Value specifies a value for ValidCommunity.

Note
This element does not appear in the Properties pane of Windows® System Image Manager (Windows SIM) until you add ValidCommunity to the answer file.

You can use this setting in core installations of Windows Server® 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012, by enabling SNMP-SC in the Windows® Foundation package.

Values

1

Specifies that the community name has no permissions.

2

Specifies that the community name has a notify permission.

4

Specifies that the community name has a read-only permission.

8

Specifies that the community name has read/write permissions.

16

Specifies that the community name has read/create permissions.

Valid Passes

generalize

specialize

Parent Hierarchy

Applies To

For the list of the supported Windows editions and architectures that this component supports, see Microsoft-Windows-SNMP-Agent-Service.

XML Example

The following XML sample output shows how to set SNMP.

  Copy Code 
<PermittedManagers>
   <A1>networkhost</A1>
</PermittedManagers>
<RFC1156Agent>
   <sysContact>MyContact</sysContact>
   <sysLocation>MyLocation</sysLocation>
   <sysServices>65</sysServices>
</RFC1156Agent>
<TrapConfiguration>
   <TrapConfigurationItems wcm:action="add">
	<Community_Name>Private</Community_Name>
	<Traps>ComputerName</Traps>
   </TrapConfigurationItems>
   <TrapConfigurationItems wcm:action="add">
	<Community_Name>Public</Community_Name>
	<Traps>207.46.197.32</Traps>
   </TrapConfigurationItems>
</TrapConfiguration>
<ValidCommunities>
   <ValidCommunity wcm:action="add" wcm:keyValue="Community1">2</ValidCommunity>
   <ValidCommunity wcm:action="add" wcm:keyValue="Community2">4</ValidCommunity>
</ValidCommunities>

See Also

Concepts

ValidCommunity