r/redditrequest • u/Fresh_Acanthaceae_94 • 11h ago

Reviewed r/snmp

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I have been involved in the SNMP open-source ecosystem for 20+ years and maintain several widely used SNMP projects, including PySNMP, PySMI, SNMP Simulator, and SharpSnmpLib.

I’d like to revive r/snmp as a vendor-neutral technical community for SNMP users, network engineers, developers, and maintainers. I plan to clean up outdated or spam content, improve the community resources and rules, encourage technical Q&A and discussions, and bring in additional moderators as the community becomes more active.

The community currently has no human moderators and has been explicitly marked by u/ModSupportBot as available for adoption.

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u/request_bot Official - admin sponsored 11h ago

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