Free Mib Browser Open Source

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I am looking for hopefully an open source bit of software that will allow me add MIB's as required and allow me to browse the MIB tree and send a request/walk off to a. Description: MG-SOFT MIB Browser Professional Edition with MIB Compiler is an extremely flexible, technically superb, powerful and user-friendly SNMP Browser.All that makes MG-SOFT MIB Browser the most widely used SNMP Browser running on Microsoft Windows operating systems (Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003).

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I am looking for a good open source mib browser for linux. ireasoning has a limit on the number of mib files it can load in the free version.

I dont need it to do mib queries I just need to see the mib tree.

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#SNMP Suite has a basic MIB browser available (basic, not good yet),

And you can use it on Mono/Linux.

Install Mono.
Download the binary zip package.
Unzip the contents.
At terminal execute mono compiler.exe to launch the compiler. Compile the MIB documents. .module files are saved to the default location.
At terminal execute mono browser.exe to launch the browser. The browser loads the MIB documents from default location.

Be sure to use the compiler to compile the MIB documents to .module files. The browser can only understand .module files.

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Try iReasoning. It is very good one and it has got different useful features.

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I used to use Getif for poking around inside SNMP results from servers and devices. Bluestacks for windows 10 64 bit full version. However it no longer works with Windows 7 and 64-bit.

I am looking for hopefully an open source bit of software that will allow me add MIB's as required and allow me to browse the MIB tree and send a request/walk off to a server to get results.

What do you all use?

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You may give a try at MIB Browser from iReasoning, the free version is only limited to the number of loaded MIBs (10 at once).

Hope this helps.

At the moment, Getif works for me on windows 7. Just try starting it in 'XP compatibility mode' :)

All of them sucks. but try one these. BlackOwl MIB Browser, Tamosoft Essential network tools or Colasoft Network analyzer

In my experience, SolarWinds has by far the best SNMP tools on Windows. I've also recently used NetTools Pro by Axence, and it seems reasonable. My windows machine is still XP though, so I can't vouch from them working on newer versions.

Here's list of mib browsers that I've ever used: