Assign MIB

[orddie]

Hi All,

I'm a little lost and sorry for being so new...  But for the life of me, i can not figure out how to assign a MIB to a device

I have a Cisco 2811 and Cisco call manager.  I downloaded the mibs from cisco, and was able to compile the mibs via nxmibc.exe -d . -z
I then restarted the service

I then right click the node, and click data collection configuration.
I then click new parameter (also tried new table) and was sure to change origin to SNMP before clicking the select... button under data. This brings up the MIB object tree.  My options are ccitt and iso.  Expanding both options does not provide anything Cisco related.

How can i assign a cisco MIB to a device?

[bdefloo]

Hi,

You don't need to assign a MIB to a node for it to work.

The NetXMS console shows all the MIBs it knows in it's MIB browser view. Most likely, you'll find what you're looking for somewhere under:
[root]->iso->org->dod->internet->private->enterprises->cisco->ciscoMgmt
You can also enter a OID (.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9. ...) in the OID field to navigate quicker.

Good luck!

[orddie]

hrm.  Im little lost.

I did as you referenced here and Im now able to walk some data values.
When i try and add a new SNMP data collection point, it appears to work.  The Data im trying to collect is data that returns values when i do a walk.

shortly after adding the data collection point, i get a warning under the node saying it's unsupported.

Trying to pull the data collected, it's blank.

Im trying to do mem usage and env.

[dstreefkerk]

@orddie said in Assign MIB:

shortly after adding the data collection point, i get a warning under the node saying it's unsupported.

Trying to pull the data collected, it's blank.

Im trying to do mem usage and env.

Sometimes you need to add .0 to the end of the OID to get the value. Not too sure about Cisco gear.

I've found this MIB browser to be pretty good for exploring OIDs and values: http://ireasoning.com/mibbrowser.shtml