SNMP Protocol from Azure virtual machine

Hi All,
We have one web application where we use .Net OLEPPRN.SNMP protocol library for get the printer details.
I am not able to get the printer details from Azure virtual machine(It works fine in my network).
Allowed SNMP ports in Azure EndPoints (TCP/UDP) - 161,162 and these ports are allowed in my firewall for forwarding's.
Is there any other setting to b enabled/ limitation in azure virtual environment.
Thanks
Santosh

Hi Prasant,
Thanks for your response.
We not using any default SNMP Services from Windows Server Roles. We are using .Net OLEPPRN.SNMP is used from the library to get the printer details.
Do we have any protocol communication block from Azure VM.
Thanks
Santosh

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