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Sample .mib File

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The .mib file contains a set of definitions for each managed object. It defines the data type of the object, as well as the current validity of the object. The .mib file also provides a brief description of the purpose of each MIB object. The role of the .mib file can be compared to the role of a .def file in a DLL.

TOASTER-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

IMPORTS
        enterprises
                FROM RFC1155-SMI
        OBJECT-TYPE
                FROM RFC-1212
        DisplayString
                FROM RFC-1213;

epilogue        OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {enterprises 12}
toaster         OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {epilogue 2}


toasterManufacturer OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  DisplayString
  ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS  mandatory
  DESCRIPTION
          "The name of the toaster's manufacturer. For  instance, 
          Microsoft Toaster."
  ::= {toaster 1}

toasterModelNumber OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  DisplayString
  ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS  mandatory
  DESCRIPTION
          "The name of the toaster's model. For instance,
          Radiant Automatic."
  ::= {toaster 2}

toasterControl OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  INTEGER  {up (1), down (2)}
  ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS  mandatory
  DESCRIPTION
          "This variable controls the current state of the toaster. To 
          begin toasting, set it to down (2). To abort toasting 
          (perhaps in the event of an emergency), set it to up (2)."
  ::= {toaster 3}

toasterDoneness OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  INTEGER (1..10)
  ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS  mandatory
  DESCRIPTION
          "This variable controls how well-done is the ensuing toast. It 
          should be on a scale of 1 to 10. Toast made at 10 generally 
          is considered unfit for human consumption; 
          toast made at 1 is warmed lightly."
  ::= {toaster 4}

toasterToastType OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  INTEGER {
                    white-bread (1),
                    wheat-bread (2),
                    wonder-bread (3),
                    frozen-waffle (4),
                    frozen-bagel (5),
                    hash-brown (6),
                    other (7)
                  }
  ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS  mandatory
  DESCRIPTION
          "This variable informs the toaster of the type of material that 
          is being toasted. The toaster uses this information, combined 
          with toasterToastDoneness, to compute for how long the material 
          must be toasted to achieve the required doneness."
  ::= {toaster 5}

END

See Also

Developing a MIB

 Last updated on Saturday, April 10, 2004

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