Usr/share/snmp/mibs no such file or directory

Even so I started fiddling around with a MIB compiler and found something completely different. When I save the MIB files from the vendor they save by default as a text document.

When I changed file type to "all" and added the. The question that persists now is why vendor-supplied mibs points towards OIDs that have no value. Such as: [root localhost mibs] snmpwalk -v 2c -c public Some do. The former is coming from the agent; the latter is coming from your CLI tools.

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Which version of Ubuntu are you using? Improve this answer. Thank you, that explains the underlying reasons for the problem. I have a small puzzlement as to how fix my environment, but that merits a separate question. I have upgraded to 1. If you google for the error message, you'll find it's a long-standing problem that comes up with any programs using net-snmp MIB parsing routines.

The modified SNMPv2-PDU just replaces the named constant integer value max-bindings with its actual numeric value and comments out the constant definition, and that makes the net-snmp MIB parser happy. I did try that myself but hit another issue. The modified file you suggest also comments-out that line and adjusts the definition of BulkPDU which tried to use it.

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