BPSNMPUtil 1.0.2.3

Publisher review:
BPSNMPUtil is a SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) tool that allows you to monitor hardware and/or software processes activity and information. Using BPSNMPUtil you can use Get (GetRequest) the individual value of an OID (Object IDentifier) or Walk (GetNextRequest; also commonly referred to as SNMPwalk) the tree of a MIB (Management Information Base). The retrieved SNMP information can easily be Exported to a HTML, Comma-Separated (CSV) or Tab-Delimited (TXT) file.
BPSNMPUtil is a small but useful SNMP utility that is easy to use and best of all BPSNMPUtil is available free of charge and runs fine without installing anything! BPSNMPUtil doesn't create any new registry-keys, change system settings or create hidden files on your computer. Simply remove the executable, configuration and help file and BPSNMPUtil is completely removed from your computer.
Operating system:
Win98,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Minor Update

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