Unable to SNMP Inventory Billion Router

Ah ha. Sorry i'm fairly new to SW but have used other similar tools.
So I can't inventory a router using SNMP on it's publicly accessible WAN IP?

Hi,I am having issues inventorying a router with SNMP. I'm trying to inventory it on the WAN interface as it's on a separate network and Internet connection to the Spiceworks server.I've enabled SNMP on the router and set a community stringI have been reading other questions and answers within the community and have tried a few thingsset the scanning speed to slow and Scanner sends all data instead of deltas to 'on'
deleted the device and let it re-scan
changed the community password to something more simple including public
Run snmpwalk using the tutorial - all it gives me is a blank log file.
Had a look at the finder_discovery.log - couldn't find anything that told me anything significant.At the moment i'm just trying to determine whether it's the router or spiceworks that's the issue. If i could get snmpwalk to work that would be...
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