Names work fine too. In fact, unlike most toolkits, you can use the last
portion of the name (if it is unique) and that will work time too. i.e.
if wfRipGroup is unique in the entire mib tree, you just have to say
$s get wfRipGroup.<instance#>
>How does tkined/scotty know what values to use for `wellfleet', `wfInternet',
>etc. If I copy the MIB files into the directory that tkined has all the others
>in is that sufficient? Or do they need to be `compiled' somehow?
>
Pretty much. You do have to do one of two things to get them
recognized though.
1) You can load the mib files by hand. (mib load welfleet.mib -- which,
incidentally, is there in the directory already)
2) edit tnm<version>/library/init.tcl and add your mib to the tnm(mibs)
like you see all the rest of them in there. In fact, if you look in this
file the entry for cisco, hp-unix, synoptics, and wellfleet are commented
out. If you uncomment them you may have access to what you need!
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