David Landgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:What does "MIB" stand for?The fact that it uses http is incidental. If HP bothered to supply a half-decent MIB, SNMP would be a good alternative.
Men In Black. ;)
Oh, you mean the geek version... MIB stands for Management Information Base and encapsualtes an API within an SNMP context for a given type of device. Various RFC's have described this through various versions of SNMP: http://www.drunkandretired.com/snmp/ has some good links.
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