Snmp catalyst 3750

I have turned on snmp for a catalyst 3750 but my fluke does not seem to be able to find any of my cisco switches. All I did was turn it on and create a read only community. Is there something else I need to configure?

Hi,
Do you know what OIDs the Fluke is polling? Some mibs require the so called Community String Indexing:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_tech_note09186a00801576ff.shtml
Basically, the read community string (say "public") you configured on the device gives you the
default VLAN 1 info. If you need something (such as BRIDGE-MIB) from VLAN10, you need to change the
community to "public@10" on your Fluke box to poll the Cat3750.
HTH,
Bobby
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