On Jun 30, 2008, at 3:50 PM, mightyscotchpine wrote:
Hi. I've added Mibs for a device on our network. There were two
Mib files. I followed the standard zenmib run filesname1 filename2
process. Both of the new Mibs show up in the Zenoss GUI, but one of
them has no OID Mappings at all.
I've taken a look at both Mib files, and I can see all the OID
mappings there, but I'm an SNMP newbie, so I could be missing
something.
Tech support at the device vendor assures me that these Mibs work
for a lot of their customers, and in their lab as well. Of course,
their first advice was to use a different system to get the traps -
i.e. remove Zenoss from the picture. I personally think it's sort
of unreasonable of them to expect me to build a Windows server and
set it up to get these traps, just to prove them wrong.
This can happen if unrecoverable errors were found in the MIBs when
they were loaded. You can run zenmib with a "-v10" parameter and it
will log the actual smidump commands it is running to parse the MIB
files. If you take the same command and run it outside of zenmib
without the "2>/dev/null" part at the end you'll be able to see what
these errors are. You can then correct the MIB files and run zenmib
again.
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