RE:
http://www.mibcentral.com/vendor/nokia/index3.html?id=135410
> Do they actually have the MIB (source) files there
> or just those explanatory views interpreting what a
> vendor has built into their MIB?
> ... but maybe you drill into a MIB, select 'text' mode
> from the left hand frame and Save As... ????
That's exactly what you do - although I would just copy and paste into my
favorite text editor and then save to disk.
There are a couple of caveats:
1) Save the file with the right name. ie, "CHECKPOINT-MIB DEFINITIONS" =>
CHECKPOINT-MIB or CHECKPOINT-MIB.MIB
I prefer giving an extension. It means that I can have a file association
with a MIB browser or my editor.
2) Whatever extension you choose for your MIBs make sure that they are
always the same. MIBExtra has a problem when MIBs defined in the IMPORTS
section have a different extension.
3) Examine that IMPORTS section of the MIB and grab anything defined there.
Thus, from the Checkpoint MIB (and following 2) above) you would want:
RFC1155-SMI.MIB
RFC-1215.MIB
RFC-1212.MIB
4) Run MIBExtra.
Mark Symons
Ipswitch, Inc
Augusta GA
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