does anybody know if a SNMP service exists for Windows 10 IoT Core (running on RaspberryPi3, preferred a C# source), so that I can query the Device like a PC/Server?
Normally I would say that WMI is the technology you should use if you want SNMP-like functionality from Windows, but WMI doesn't exist on Windows 10 IoT Core.
SNMP also doesn't exist on Windows 10 IoT Core.
There are open source SNMP servers and clients written in C#, and I don't know how easy these will be to port to UWP. Might be easy, might not be.
Yes on windows 10 SNMP agent exits.
By default that service is not installed, we need to install manually SNMP service on windows 10.
Please visit settings of your computer to install SNMP service on windows 10
Source:
http://www.bytesofgigabytes.com/snmp-protocol/how-to-install-snmp-service-in-windows-10/
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We have a Windows iot core device on a network that doesn´t have internet.
We want to update the software running on this device, we have another computer running Windows 10 on the same network, is there some service or software we can install on the Windows 10 computer, so that we can update the application running on iot device.
It should be possible to do the update through code.
Thanks
Anders
At the moment, we can update applications on Windows IoT Core via following ways.
Using Microsoft Store
Using Device Update Center
Using Azure IoT Device Management
Using OMA-DM
More details please see this document. The first three ways in above list need internet.Using OMA-DM seems an option in your scenario, the OMA-DM interface is supported in Windows 10 IoT Core and any OMA-DM compliant management solution can be used to install and update applications. You may not need a connection to the internet to use license. In this way, you need to configure a OMA DM server.
In addition, you can also create a custom service for updating the application. You can serve the application package in your server, the devices can load the package's url. And then use PackageManager to update the app.
Here is a topic about how to update the app from USB drive. You can refer to the implement. The difference is packageLocation, in that scenario it is a removable storage, while in your scenario you need to use network share instead.
I'm developing a website in VS on a Windows Server Azure VM, and remoting in to do my work through Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac.
The website needs to access a webcam, but I don't have any webcam on the remote windows server!
Is there any way to allow the remote windows server where I'm developing to see my local webcam through Microsoft Remote Desktop, as my local machine is a Macbook Air?
Maybe there's another remote tool for Mac that will allow this? One I have to pay for?
Looking at the settings for Microsoft remote destop for Mac version 10.2.4 how can I set the local resources for USB connections? I don't even see a option for Usb device, just printers, clipboard and Smart cards.
All I see is this below with no options for USB connections
as of Dec 2018:
no, it is simply not possible with the latest Mac beta RDP Client
and a still open demand from user voice
The feature of USB redirection is part of so called RemoteFX and a feature of RDS.
From server side it is possible since Windows Server 2012, newer Versions improved it.
Windows Client (mstsc.exe or remote desktop client) support the USB and Video mapping for since ages, but of course negotiating with the server which features are possible and allowed.
this link gives a nice overview mosty without covering non-Windows:
https://workspot.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/214248563-Configuring-USB-Redirection-with-RemoteFX-in-Workspot
to be afraid, the MS Mac client only supports the usual redirections like audio, printer, clipboard and drive mappings.
there are obviously other RDP clients out there, with experimental USB and webcam redirecting:
at least there is freeRDP which may also run on a Mac
I know that there is a simple driver example to install a device driver on IoT Core. I cannot find any information about how to install a NetService type NDIS filter driver on IoT Core. I have trouble installing a NDIS Filter Driver on IoT Core, which is quite different from a general device driver.
My NDIS filter driver is basically from VS2015 NDIS filter driver sample. I already successfully put it on a target Win 10 Enterprise PC and can see its trace messages via VS2015 Kernel debugger window from Development computer.
I was also trying to put it on Windows IoT Core, and my hardware is Minnowboard Max. My steps are:
Follow
https://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/samples/DriverLab4.htm
to just set up the provisioning on the target IoT Core from VS2015
on dev computer.
Follow
https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/WinHEC/Creating-Universal-Drivers-with-WDK-10
to prepare for the mobile package (.cab file). Need to enter the
required info in Package.pkg.xml file. Build the x86 debug version.
Follow the same link as bullet 2 to deploy the .cab (online .cab package installation/update) on IoT
Core from VS2015.
However, after connected via Kernel Debugger and set Kd_DEFAULT_MASK
= 0xF, cannot see any filter driver’s trace messages.
“devcon listclass NetService” returns empty.
Can anyone give me any instructions or hint? (This issue
is only for IoT Core. I successfully made it work on Windows 10 Enterprise already.)
Unfortunately I don't think that NDIS LWFs can be installed onto Windows IoT Core currently. What's the high-level problem you're trying to solve? Maybe there's another way to solve this problem that doesn't involve LWFs.
I'm looking for a snmp server for windows, are there any free (or at least working trial version) ones, I can only find clients?
I know I could install the windows snmp service but here at work it is not really an option (I don't have the "win xp" CD needed and support is as complicated as slow, even worse, it's Friday).
Thanks!
The Net-SNMP software contains both clients and servers. Specifically, the project contains both an SNMP agent server than runs on windows, as well as a trap receiver application as well.
I tested successfully with Linux by using Avahi(Bonjour) and Netatalk(AFP) to provide network storage to Mac OS X seamlessly (as like Time Capsule).
I want to make one another question for Windows 7. As I searched Windows 7 uses PnP-X and UPnP to provide Bonjour like zero configuration experience. What I want to achieve is:
Use Samba on Linux to share one folder
Publish this shared folder as NAS service by using PnP-X and UPnP
If a Windows 7 PC attached to the LAN which have the Linux it will discover the NAS service on Linux
Windows 7 automatically initiate PnP install process and new disk volume will be appeared on Explorer without any user intervention. This new volume is actually Samba shared folder from Linux
Do you think this scenario is achievable by using PnP-X and how can I do this?
Best Regards
I checked about it by myself.
PnP-X uses SSDP (Simple Service Discovery Protocol) of UPnP to publish network attached device to Windows clients in local network. By using XML configuration file of SSDP, device can let client knows PnP H/W ID.
From Windows 7, user can see PnP-X enabled device from network explorer. User can select install context menu to initiate device driver installation of PnP-X device.
PnP driver installation depends on H/W ID which is known by SSDP XML configuration file.
To implement this scenario on Linux O.S., I can use GUPnP library to support SSDP notify.
Also, I need to implement proper INF file and device driver.
BR,
Wonil.