I would edit /etc/rc.config and change this line to no.
# Start UCD SNMP daemon? (yes/no)
#
START_SNMPD="no"
I would then execute as root...
rcsnmpd stop
You can do this in an xterm.
Then I would run SuSEconfig so that it knows not to start snmp at next
boot.
You should be good to go.
* Jon Doe (linuxgeek@woh.rr.com) [020212 19:10]:
->On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 19:03:31 -0800
->Ben Rosenberg wrote:
->
->> No..God no. Disable that very, very quickly. It doesn't provide
->> connectivity at all. It's for monitoring systems and doing other such
->> things. :)
->>
->> Your safe if you just completely turn it off. :)
->
->Ok, one last question? Where do I turn it off? I am looking in Yast2 control center and can't seem to find anything about snmp, very new to suse..lol.
->
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