The Unbrowse Scripting API provides a number of ways to get at this data. It then persists the properties of each OID in a very efficient format on disk. Unbrowse SNMP is a full fledged SNMP tool that can compile almost anything you throw at it.
We make two products, Unbrowse SNMP and Unsniff Network Analyzer. But what if you want to load thousands of MIBs ? What if you want to deal with badly written MIBs, MIBs with incorrect module names, MIBs with dependencies ? We might be able to help you. With Wireshark, you can list the modules you need and have it load them upon startup. The venerable Wireshark‘s own resolution capabilities work fine for many simple cases. We want to see this : Showing human readable names in the packet list We don’t want to see this : Showing raw SNMP OIDs in the packet list A common problem while analyzing SNMP traffic is resolving OIDs to names.
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