MG SOFT MIB Browser Professional Edition User Manual

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COVER PAGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF FIGURES
1 INTRODUCTION
- 1.1 Product Description
  - 1.1.1 MIB Browser Main Features
- 1.2 About This Manual
  - 1.2.1 Using MIB Browser Manual
    - Accessing Operations in MIB Browser
    - Cross-References and Hyperlinks in MIB Browser Manual
2 GETTING STARTED
- 2.1 System Requirements
- 2.2 Installing MIB Browser Professional Edition
- 2.3 Uninstalling MIB Browser Professional Edition
3 START SNMP MIB BROWSER PROFESSIONAL EDITION
- 3.1 Starting MIB Browser
- 3.2 MIB Browser Desktop
4 APPLY LICENSE KEY
5 CONTACT REMOTE SNMP AGENT AND QUERY ALL ITS OBJECT INSTANCES
- 5.1 Contacting Remote SNMP Agent
  - 5.1.1 Using IPv4 or IPv6 Address
    - IPv4 Address
    - IPv6 Address
      - IPv6 Address with Scope ID
  - 5.1.2 Selecting Binding Interface
- 5.2 Selecting Nodes in MIB Tree
- 5.3 Retrieving All Object Instance Values with SNMP Walk Operation
  - 5.3.1 Performing SNMP Walk Operation
    - SNMP Walk Operation with SNMP GetBulk Requests
- 5.4 Viewing MIB Node Properties
6 SPECIFY SNMP PROTOCOL PARAMETERS
- 6.1 Using SNMPv1 Protocol
- 6.2 Using SNMPv2c Protocol
- 6.3 Using SNMPv3 Protocol with User-based Security Model (USM)
- 6.4 Using SNMPv3 Protocol with Transport Security Model (TSM)
  - 6.4.1 Using SNMPv3 over TLS
  - 6.4.2 Using SNMPv3 over DTLS
7 CONFIGURE AND USE SNMP AGENT PROFILES
- 7.1 Creating New SNMP Agent Profiles
- 7.2 Using SNMP Agent Profiles to Manage SNMP Agents
- 7.3 Organizing SNMP Agent Profiles in Folders
- 7.4 Viewing Current Status of SNMP Agents
- 7.5 Exporting and Importing SNMP Agent Profiles
8 LOAD MIB MODULES IN MIB BROWSER
- 8.1 Importing MIB Files Directly into MIB Browser
- 8.2 Compiling MIB Files in MG-SOFT MIB Compiler
- 8.3 Manually Loading MIB Modules in MIB Browser
- 8.4 Searching for MIB Modules
- 8.5 Saving MIB Modules to MIB Group
- 8.6 Checking MIB Module Properties
9 QUERY OBJECT INSTANCES BY USING SNMP GET REQUESTS
- 9.1 SNMP Get Requests for Scalar Objects
- 9.2 SNMP Get Requests for Columnar Objects
10 QUERY OBJECT INSTANCES BY USING SNMP GETNEXT REQUESTS
- 10.1 SNMP GetNext Request for Scalar Objects
- 10.2 SNMP GetNext Request for Columnar Objects
11 QUERY OBJECT INSTANCES BY USING COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
- 11.1 Using SNMP Get Command
  - Using Get Command without Using the MIB Tree
  - Using Get Command on Objects Selected in the MIB Tree
- 11.2 Using SNMP GetNext Command
- 11.3 Using Walk Command
- 11.4 Retrieving Multiple Object Instances with One Request
12 STEP-BY-STEP SNMP WALK OPERATION
- 12.1 Performing Step-by-Step SNMP Walk Operation
13 MODIFY VALUES OF OBJECT INSTANCES IN REMOTE SNMP AGENTS
- 13.1 Modifying Values of Object Instances by Using the SNMP Set Operation
  - 13.1.1 Specifying Value to Be Set if the SNMP Syntax is BITS
- 13.2 Modifying Values of Table Object Instances Directly in Table View
- 13.3 SNMP Set Requests with Multiple Variable Bindings
  - 13.3.1 Making Multiple Variable Bindings List
  - 13.3.2 Performing SNMP Set Operation with Multiple Variable Bindings
- 13.4 Resolving Problems When Performing SNMP Set Operation
14 DISCOVER REMOTE SNMP AGENTS
- 14.1 Discovering Remote SNMP Agents
  - 14.1.1 Repeating Discovery Operation on Different IP Range
  - 14.1.2 Repeating Discovery Operation with Different SNMP Access Parameters
- 14.2 Obtaining More Information About Discovered SNMP Agents
- 14.3 Example: How to Discover Only SNMP Agents Implementing a Specific OID
15 MONITOR SNMP AGENTS IN INFO WINDOWS
- 15.1 Monitoring SNMP Agent in Info Window
- 15.2 Monitoring More SNMP Agents
16 SCAN SNMP AGENT FOR IMPLEMENTED MIB MODULES
- 16.1 Searching for Implemented MIB Modules
- 16.2 Loading MIB Modules Implemented in SNMP Agent
17 VIEW, POLL AND MODIFY SNMP TABLES
- 17.1 Viewing and Polling SNMP Tables in Tabular Form
  - 17.1.1 Adjusting Tabular Column Widths
  - 17.1.2 Copying Displayed SNMP Table
- 17.2 Modifying Table Object Instance Values
- 17.3 Adding Row to SNMP Table
18 GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF OBJECT INSTANCE VALUES
- 18.1 Start Graphing Operation Directly from MIB Tree
  - 18.1.1 Changing the Polling Interval
  - 18.1.2 Pausing and Resuming the Graphing Operation
- 18.2 Start Graphing Operation in Conventional Way
  - 18.2.1 Loading Graph Parameters From File
  - 18.2.2 Adding a Variable to Performance Graph Window
    - Specifying Variable Properties
- 18.3 Adding Additional Variables to Graph
  - 18.3.1 Adding Variables by Using Drag&Drop Technique
- 18.4 Editing Graph Settings
  - Deleting Variables
  - Clearing the Graph Panel
- 18.5 Saving Graph Settings to File
19 RECEIVE SNMP TRAP AND SNMP INFORM NOTIFICATION MESSAGES
- 19.1 Receiving SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c Notification Messages on Standard Ports
  - 19.1.1 Viewing Received SNMP Notification Messages
  - 19.1.2 Identifying SNMPv1 Trap Notifications through Enterprise OID
- 19.2 Receiving SNMPv3 Notification Messages
- 19.3 Sound Notification on Received SNMP Notification Messages
- 19.4 Acknowledging Received SNMP Notification Messages
- 19.5 Searching and Filtering SNMP Notification Messages
- 19.6 SNMP Notification Messages on other UDP Ports
  - 19.6.1 Configuring a New Listening Port
- 19.7 Checking the SNMP Notification Reception Status
- 19.8 Copying and Saving SNMP Notification Messages
- 19.9 Information About SNMP Notification Messages
  - 19.9.1 Information About SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 Notifications
  - 19.9.2 Information About SNMPv1 Trap Notifications
- 19.10 Decoding SNMP Notification Messages
20 SEND SNMP TRAP AND INFORM NOTIFICATION MESSAGES
- 20.1 Sending SNMPv1 Generic and Specific Trap Notification Messages
  - 20.1.1 Setting Parameters for SNMPv1 Generic and Specific Trap Notifications
  - 20.1.2 Sending SNMPv1 Trap Messages
- 20.2 Sending SNMPv2c/v3 Trap and Inform Notification Messages
21 TAKE AND COMPARE SNMP AGENT SNAPSHOTS
- 21.1 Taking and Viewing SNMP Agent Snapshots
  - 21.1.1 Saving and Loading Agent Snapshots
- 21.2 Comparing SNMP Agent Snapshots
- 21.3 Saving and Loading SNMP Agent Snapshot Sessions
  - Saving Compare Agent Snapshots Window Configuration as a Session
  - Loading an Existing Session in the Compare Agent Snapshots Window
22 MANAGE SNMPV3 USM USERS ON REMOTE SNMP AGENTS
- 22.1 Managing Existing SNMPv3 Users on Remote SNMP Agent
- 22.2 Creating New SNMPv3 USM User on Remote SNMP Agent
23 DEBUG PROBLEMS IN GENERIC SNMP TRACE WINDOW
- 23.1 Tracing Exchanged SNMP Messages
- 23.2 Troubleshooting in Generic SNMP Trace Window
24 PERFORM MULTIPLE OPERATIONS
- 24.1 About Multiple Operations Window
- 24.2 Configuring SNMP Operations in Multiple Operations Window
  - 24.2.1 Adding Operations to Multiple Operations Window
    - To Manually Add Operations
      - 1. Adding Operations
      - 2. Adding Variable Bindings to Operations
    - To Automatically Insert Operations
- 24.3 Running SNMP Operations in Multiple Operations window
25 SIMULATE SNMP AGENT
INDEX
APPENDIX: MIB BROWSER FILE FORMATS

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