Re: [pysnmp-users] MIB reader/writer

[Ilya E. <il...@gl...>]

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PySNMP package does not implement MIB compiler at the moment so you have
several options (in no particular order):

* Use libsmi to dump MIBII into Python classes then bind the result with
  PySNMP for SNMP functionality
* Use http://sf.net/projects/yapsnmp/ or http://sf.net/projects/snmpy/
  both are wrappers over NetSNMP
* Extract SMI data (OIDs, types) from MIBII and hardcode them into your
  Python script. This makes sense if you only deal with a small fraction
  of the MIB tree.

On Sun, 25 May 2003, Arthur 8 wrote:

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> I'm very new to SNMP and MIBs in general.  Can someone point me to a
> PySNMP program that reads from and writes to a MIB-II MIB?
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> Arthur
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