Dave Sandilands
December 11th 03, 10:40 PM
There is an error showing in the eventviewer that occurs
every time I boot up:
'The SNMP Service is ignoring extension agent dll
C:\WINDOWS\System32\dhcpmib.dll because it is missing or
misconfigured.'
I understand that DHCPMIB.DLL is an extension agent DLL
that implements the Microsoft-defined DHCP MIB.
Apparently it is installed only on DHCP servers.
I have a Broadand internet connection. In the past I had
2 other PCs that connected to the Internet through this
PC, using ICS.
Since then I have installed a router and now each PC
connects straight into the router.
The PCs can still see each other on the LAN.
I have also used this PC to run an Apache webserver as a
trial , which was successful but has since been stopped.
My question is:
Do I need this missing file or are there related fies
that are still starting up that I no longer need?
every time I boot up:
'The SNMP Service is ignoring extension agent dll
C:\WINDOWS\System32\dhcpmib.dll because it is missing or
misconfigured.'
I understand that DHCPMIB.DLL is an extension agent DLL
that implements the Microsoft-defined DHCP MIB.
Apparently it is installed only on DHCP servers.
I have a Broadand internet connection. In the past I had
2 other PCs that connected to the Internet through this
PC, using ICS.
Since then I have installed a router and now each PC
connects straight into the router.
The PCs can still see each other on the LAN.
I have also used this PC to run an Apache webserver as a
trial , which was successful but has since been stopped.
My question is:
Do I need this missing file or are there related fies
that are still starting up that I no longer need?