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Old 04-06-2008
Dave Shield
 
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Default Re: want some info??

On 01/04/2008, saroj kumar <getsaroj2006@gmail.com> wrote:

> how do i set environment variable for my own private MIBS.
> Export MIBS=<directory in which prvate MIBS located>


No.

You should set the environmental variable MIBS to the name(s)
of the MIB *modules* - not the directory containing them.
(This name is the token that follows DEFINITIONS in the MIB file).

If you've copied the MIB files to the standard location
(or to $HOME/.snmp/mibs), then that should be sufficient.
If the MIB files are in a different location, then set the
environmental variables MIBDIRS to point to this directory.

> when i use mib2c
> command it is saying that activeperl should be installed but it is already
> installed in my system.


Is it complaining that Active Perl should be installed, or that the
SNMP modules should be installed? What is the exact error
message?

Dave

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