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How do i import .my mib file?

kbknetwork

Hello all,

So im trying to import .my files to monitor a certain devcie type (sonus 5400 sbc), i have all the .my files for this device from the vendor website but cant figure out how to add these .my files since as of now there arent any inbuilt pollers for this sbc on solarwinds.

I have tried to import using the "Solarwinds Platform Universal Device Poller" but it fails and throws an error as shown below-

I've tried importing the other .my files too (there are about 10 of them) and they all throw the same error, how do i successfully import these .my files so that i can monitor the node properly? What am i doing wrong here?

Thank You

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naveensingh43

Plz follow the below document it will help you.

Add MIBs to the SolarWinds MIB database

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naveensingh43

Plz follow the below document it will help you.

Add MIBs to the SolarWinds MIB database

HerrDoktor

the short answer is: you can’t add your own MIBs. It’s not how Solarwinds works.
@naveensingh43 pointed out the comprehensive answer.
what is your expected outcome when you could import those MIBs?

kbknetwork

obviously the expected outcome is to be able to monitor the sbc just like i mentioned in the post, and ok i guess i will open a support ticket regarding this.

HerrDoktor

are you expecting that the metrics are appearing somewhat „automagically“ when you add the MIB? If this is the expectation, you can save yourself the hassle of opening a case. Solarwinds has a standard set of general OIDs that it is using for basic monitoring, those OID are usually industry standards.

If you need other metrics, you were on the right track with UnDP, just select the OID you wish to monitor, it should be already included in the MIB database.

jeff.stewart

@kbknetwork - Did you get this figured out?