It seems NetSNMP comes integrated with a lot MIB file functionality and a lot
of the MIB.txt text files are located in the "/usr/local/share/snmp/mibs"
directory as well.
My company wants to support the specific "OC-STB-HOST-MIB" MIB file, so I was
wondering whether certain of these integrated MIB files which come with NetSNMP
should be eliminated to preserve space. I am new to SNMP and I am not familiar
with how people use SNMP in the "real world", so I was wondering whether
certain integrated MIB functionality should remain available or whether I
should just strip out all integrated MIB files and simply support our
"OC-STB-HOST-MIB" MIB file only. What is the most standard way people handle
this? Basically are there some MIB files which should always remain or which
people expect to be present in a "SNMP" system?
Will someone please explain the difference between "--disable-mibs" and
"--disable-mib-loading" options?
If we are not allowing "set" SNMP requests at this time, then would using the
"--disable-set-support" option save me a lot of space or is it a minimal space
savings?
What exactly does "--enable-mini-agent" option do?
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