On 10 January 2012 00:00, John Davidson <j_l_david...@msn.com> wrote:
> How to I Stop the program from running?
Which program?
On what operating system?
How did you start it?
If you're talking about "snmpd" on a Unix-style box (including Mac OS X),
then you can terminate it by running "ps -ef | grep snmpd" (or similar)
to find the process ID, then running "kill {pid}"
(Please note - *NOT* "kill -9 {pid}" !)
That's assuming you've started it by hand. If you've used one of the
system mechanisms for starting it (e.g "service snmpd start") then
you should use the equivalent mechanism for stopping it again
(e.g. "service snmpd stop")
Under Windows, you'd typically use the Task Manager to locate and kill
the program. That's unless you've registered the agent as a service,
in which case you'd use "net start" and "net stop", or the Services
Control Panel.
See README.win32 for more information on this.
Dave
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