The MIBS.DATA statements can be used to specify character
(usually called textual) names for MIB objects not defined in any
compiled MIB supplied with z/OS® Communications
Server.
You can then use these character/textual names as the name of the
objects on the osnmp command.
The format of a statement in this file is:
character_object_name object_identifier object_type
Field definitions
- character_object_name
- The character or textual name of the MIB object. The character_object_name value
can contain both uppercase and lowercase letters.
- object_identifier
- The ASN.1 value for the MIB object.
- object_type
- The SMI_type for the MIB object. The valid SMI_type values are:
- bitstring
- counter
- counter32
- counter64
- dateAndTime
- display or display string
- integer
- integer32
- ipaddress
- gauge
- gauge32
- nsapaddress
- null
- objectidentifier or OID
- octetstring
- opaque
- opaqueascii
- snmpAdminString
- timeticks
- uinteger
- The maximum length of each statement in this file is 2048 bytes.
- All parameters for each character or textual name must be on the
same statement.
- Sequence numbers are not allowed on the statements.
- Comments begin with a # character in column 1.