MIBs don't really do what you think they do. If someone hasn't written code to support a MIB, then someone needs to write code to support the MIB before the MIB is useful.

You can't just put a MIB in a directory and expect stuff to work. There are no MIB elves.

adam.

On 14/12/2016 12:42:50, Xavier Bonell <xavier@etelecom.es> wrote:

Hello;

I recently have installed the Community version of Observium on a CentOS 7 server, to test the functionalities and the configurations that gives; to decide if I it's worth to purchase for the Professional one.

My question is about how can I select wich MIBs is going to use to obtain data. Because when I go to Devices -> Select Device -> Properties -> MIBs I find a list of MIBs that are used but not suitable for my device. How can I change it?

Entering through the server's folders I have seen that are the MIBs that I need. How can I run it to get the appropiate data?

Thanks!

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