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ERROR 003: Parser error - syntax error, unexpected UCASEFIRST_IDENT_SYM, expecti

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    attmattic
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    ERROR 003: Parser error - syntax error, unexpected UCASEFIRST_IDENT_SYM, expecting DEFINITIONS_SYM in Line 1

    I cant get these files to import into the MiBS the above message is what appears..

    Not sure of the problem some help would be great so I can effectively monitor my network..

    Thanks


    cambium-ptp650-v1.txt

    cambium-ptp650-v2.txt

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      Fixed files in attachment


      cambium-ptp650-v1.txt

      cambium-ptp650-v2.txt

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        attmattic
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        Thanks a Bunch they added right away what was the issue so I can take note for any other without bothering you all..

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          Alex Kirhenshtein
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          I removed big chunks of the text (unrelated to MIB definition) from top and bottom of the files.

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            attmattic
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            ok as a side note is there a way to gather ping times?  Im not able to get this to work.. Im running on a windows server...

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              Alex Kirhenshtein
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              Use ping subagent for that: http://netxms.readthedocs.org/projects/admin/en/latest/common-tasks.html?highlight=ping#icmp-ping

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