SNMPwalk is a more complex SNMP scanner that can be used to gather a wealth of information from devices with guessable SNMP community strings. SNMPwalk cycles through a series of requests to gather as much information as possible from the service.
To use SNMPwalk to perform SNMP analysis, you will need devices that have SNMP enabled which can be probed and inspected. In the examples provided, an installation of Windows XP is used to perform this task. For more information on setting up a Windows system, refer to the Installing Windows Server recipe in Chapter 1. Getting Started.
To execute SNMPwalk, the tool should be passed a series of arguments to include the IP address of the system to be analyzed, the community string to be used, and the version of SNMP employed by the system:
root@KaliLinux:~# snmpwalk 172.16.36.134 -c public -v 2c iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0 = STRING: "Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 58 Stepping 9 AT/AT COMPATIBLE - Software...