Walking a MIB

Problem:

The developer wishes to get all of an agent's variables under a specified OID, and display the variables in a list or tree. The application must:

Prompt the user for a root OID and retrieve all an agent's variables in its subtree
Present retrieved variables in a list or as a tree
Dynamically load MIB files to provide definitions for retrieved variables
Report and log any errors
Display name and definition information for variables in the tree

Solution:

With the PowerSNMP MibNodes collection, applications can accomplish all these tasks.

The MIB Walker sample is included with the full trial installation of PowerSNMP for .NET. To dowload this sample with additional product-specific samples and documentation, see the following:

PowerSNMP for .NET

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