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== Introduction ==
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By default, [[Net-SNMP]] clients and servers only understand a set of default [[MIB]]s.
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Many agents/devices implement a variety of these default vendor-neutral MIBs (IF-MIB, etc.) as part of a compatibility package, but if you wish to communicate with vendor-customized MIB trees on a device, you must load the MIBs for that device from the vendor
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=== Commonly Requested MIBs ===
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* [[Cisco Systems]]
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* [[APC]] (American Power Conversions PowerNet)
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== Installing Custom MIBs ==
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# Identify the MIBs for your platform/product
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# Install them into your $MIBDIR
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# Adjust your $MIB variable and restart the [[snmptrapd]](8) binary
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Revision as of 21:03, 8 May 2008

Introduction

By default, Net-SNMP clients and servers only understand a set of default MIBs.

Many agents/devices implement a variety of these default vendor-neutral MIBs (IF-MIB, etc.) as part of a compatibility package, but if you wish to communicate with vendor-customized MIB trees on a device, you must load the MIBs for that device from the vendor

Commonly Requested MIBs


Installing Custom MIBs

  1. Identify the MIBs for your platform/product
  2. Install them into your $MIBDIR
  3. Adjust your $MIB variable and restart the snmptrapd(8) binary


This page to be created on 05/06/2008 by Brian A. Seklecki