This is again a case of RTFM and STFW as your question implies some
basic misunderstandings of how Zenoss works. Basically, Zenoss uses MIBs
to translate SNMP Traps. So adding MIBs isn't going to get you much
unless you only want to manage devices as a trap receiver. If you want
active polling, it needs to be built in, in a zenpack, or you need to
create the performance templates yourself. Googling SNMP will hopefully
explain what the difference between SNMP poll and Traps are.
To answer your specific question (which I fear probably won't actually
help you) the MIBS you need are specified by the manufacturer of the
device, and are usually available from the manufacturers website. Some
MIBS are standard, and many are included with Zenoss. There are also
possibly some bugs with 2.2.3, so looking in the Forum for how people
got MIB importing fixed and working (symlinks - if you don't know about
that, look up Linux help).
Again, I fear you are assuming you need to import MIBs when that is not
actually the path to do whatever it is you want to do. You have yet to
tell us what Zenoss isn't doing that you want it to do, and with what
hardware.
--
James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
nule2k wrote:
Sorry i see what you mean. ok ill focus on one main thing which is i know you
need the MIBs to get the information etc (at least that is my understanding)
but how do you know what mibs you need?
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