Hi,

You need to compile/make known your MIB specification
into/to the browser tool too. SNMP does not send MIB
specification information on the wire. So you need
it on the request originator (manager) too.

BTW, registering any object under mib-2 is reserved to
the IETF. You should not do that - not even for testing!

Regards,
Frank Fock

MSM wrote:
> I have added a subtree to existing mib.bin using mibcc.exe (MIB
> compiler). I added my node under mib-2. Starting point of my node is
> 93 (i have taken this number randomly). Now I can access my node using
> existing SNMP/MIB browsing tools available in the market but all these
> tools show only numbers of the OID e.g.
>
> it should resolve the name as .myNode.myNodeName.0 but it just
> displays .93.1.0 whereas the value returned is correct.
>
> Why it is not able to resolve the name? (I have specified the name
> in .MIB while adding it to mib.bin though)
>
> Regards,
> MSM

Hi,

Thanks for the response. Would it be fine if I add it under
enterprises???

Regards,
MSM

MSM wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the response. Would it be fine if I add it under
> enterprises???

If so you should first obtain an enterprise number from the IANA,
unless you already have one.
If you're working for a company then your company might already
have an enterprise number.
In that case you should contact the person within your company
which is in charge of maintaining your company's branch.

See "Enterprise Numbers" here:
http://www.iana.org/protocols/

-- daniel
http://blogs.sun.com/jmxetc

> Regards,
> MSM

Hi,

One more question :-)
If I want to add a sub-agent to 64-bit OS..... do I need to have 64-
bit dll??? When I run my sub-agent on 64-bit machine, it says, either
ther agent is missing or mis-configured


Regards,
MSM