Free snmp manager software for windows

SNMP Manager is an application developed to provide a simple form of network monitoring.
Idividual clients / workstations are represented as icons, the icon will show red if an attempt to ping the IP address fails. The icon will show green if the IP address responds to a ping or SNMP request. The polling frequency, timeout, and size of the ping can all be configured.
Each client / workstation can also be pinged individually and report a round trip delay, and other IP addresses can also be pinged, even if they are not represented as icons.
The icon displayed for each client / workstation can be configured dependant on the devices Object ID. Icons are chosen from exe or ico files currently on the computer. The text displayed below the icons can be any one of: the IP Address, the SNMP Object Name, or any preconfigured text string.
Tools can be configured to allow them to be launched from the icons (right mouse click) with the devices IP address e.g. Telnet x.x.x.x. Tools can also be configured to allow them to be launched from the tools menu. An IP discovery option is also provided, to help initial setup.

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SNMP Trap Watcher is built to be used to receive SNMP Traps from network equipment, including routers, switches, and workstations.
Traps are sent when errors or specific events occur on the network. Traps are normally only sent to end stations which are currently sending SNMP requests to the device in question, using applications such as SNMP Manager or HP OpenView. However, some devices can be configured to send Traps to specific management station addresses.
SNMP Traps are sent on UDP port 162, and SNMP Trap Watcher allows Traps to be filtered by string or by type (Enterprise specific or Generic). Using the Decode Window, and selecting a specific Trap from the list, a full decode of the Trap can be displayed. This option is more useful for debugging Network equipment which is in the early stages of development.