This answer is more like the one I've already got for a ticket open for similar 
reasons.

I would be very interested in having this feature since the situation I'm in is 
quite hilarious. My Spectrum 9 was installed on top of a 8.1 database and I 
ended up having around 10k attributes on every device type (except containers 
and pingable-like). Indeed it might not cause memory problems but having 10k 
attributes instead of around 3000 is very annoying.

My only option at this time is to start building the database from scratch.

What can you do though is:

- export your topology using the modelling gateway

- get a clean Spectrum install (if possible) - don't use any of your database 
save

- import your topology into the fresh install (do not import your catalog)

And you should be fine.

I said a fresh install because I don't have any idea at the moment about how 
can you clean the MIBs already loaded.

 

This is my idea. I might be wrong - maybe there is another way, easier - but 
this is what I could think.

Good luck,

 

Regards,

Eugen NAIMAN

 

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From: Kupershmidt, Oleg [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, 2 March 2010 1:41 AM
To: spectrum
Subject: RE: [spectrum] How to remove MIB

 

Here is a correction from our development team:

 

You cannot use MTE to remove the attributes imported via MIB Tools unless you 
have the associated Developer ID loaded into your Database catalog.  The 
Developer ID in this case is owned by CA.  It is correct though that it does 
not cause additional memory usage, but may undoubtedly cause confusion.  So, 
today, there is currently no way to do this.

 

You can, however, remove trap mappings very easily by using MIB Tools.

 

We are tracking this requirement and if anyone other than Gasper is interested 
in this feature, please let me know you company name.

 

Thank you,

Oleg Kupershmidt

Product Manager for Spectrum 

 

From: Thomas Kloeber [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2010 4:54 AM
To: spectrum
Subject: Re: [spectrum] How to remove MIB

 

Gašper Krajnik wrote on 01.03.2010 10:43: 

I have a question about removing custom imported MIB to Spectrum 9.1.2. We 
import custom MIB, but after that we found out, that this device was already 
certified, so we have doubled attributes and events. Now we would like to 
remove this MIB we imported. Do someone knows, how to do that?

you need the MTE for that and simply remove the modeltype(s) which hold the 
attributes of the MIB.
To remove a modeltype just remove all its base modeltypes and it will be gone.

Note: it doesn't really matter if you have the attributes multiple times in 
your catalogue. Attributes will only be loaded into memory if they are used. 
But of course it is confusing...

Thomas

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