SMC Networks 8606SX - annexe 2 User Manual page 49

The following table describes each function.
Item
MIB Module List Shows all the modules used by EliteView.
Compile Status
Filename The filename for a module to add or update
Module The name of a module as recognized by the MIB database.
Status Shows the current compile status.
Line The current line being compiled.
Label The macro currently being processed.
Functions
Load Loads an MIB text file into the database.
Unload Unloads an MIB module from the database. If the specified module
has any dependencies; i.e., has other modules attached to it, the
compiler will ask whether or not you want to unload the specified
module and all of its dependencies. This is analogous to deleting a
subdirectory – You cannot delete a subdirectory without first
deleting the files it contains.
To load a new MIB:
1. Select Load from the MIB Compiler.
2. Type the full name of the MIB file in the Filename field.
Each MIB file defines an MIB module. The MIB name is indicated at the beginning of the file as
in the example below, where the name of the module is given as RFC1213-MIB.
All MIBs are defined under the same tree, making MIB definitions related to one another.
The EliteView MIB database identifies MIB objects with names and modules. Each object has a
distinct name within a module, and each module may be loaded or unloaded at any time.
The MIB Compiler reads the specified MIB file and displays the names of the MIB objects as the file
is scanned. If any error occurs during this process, it will stop scanning and display the object label
and the line number near where the error occurred as in the example below:
Description
SNMP MIB M
ANAGEMENT
Sample Display
smc8608.mib
SMC8608-MIB
Merge
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Filename:
C:\EV60\MIB\SMC.MIB
Current MIB: RFC1213-MIB
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