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MIB Smithy

User's Guide

  1. Document Conventions
  2. Introduction
  3. Installation
  4. MIB Smithy GUI
  5. Sample MIB Files

Common Properties

  1. Formatting Considerations
  2. Object Identifier Values
  3. Syntax Properties
  4. Default Object Values

Module Structure

  1. MIB/PIB Modules
  2. MODULE-IDENTITY
  3. Type Definitions
  4. Branch Nodes
  5. Object Types
  6. Conceptual Tables
  7. Notifications
  8. Object Groups
  9. Notification Groups
  10. Compliance Statements
  11. Capability Statements
  12. Conformance Modules
  13. Conditional Groups
  14. Variations

Output Formats

  1. Compiling Modules
  2. MOSY Output Format
  3. Name/ID List Format
  4. OID Tree Format

More Info

  1. Common Design Errors
  2. Known Issues
  3. References
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Status Bar

The Status Bar is used, as in many applications, to give the user cues about the current state of the application, information about selected items in the GUI, and various error/warning messages that don't result in a dialog requiring user intervention.

Under normal conditions, the Status Bar will say "Ready", indicating that MIB Smithy is waiting for user activity. If the application is busy, such as when saving a MIB file, the Status Bar may indicate what MIB Smithy is currently doing.

Status Bar

Figure - MIB Smithy Status Bar

For many items in the MIB Smithy GUI, such as buttons on the toolbar, placing the mouse cursor over the item will change the Status Bar message to indicate what the item is used for. For instance, placing the mouse cursor over the icon Add Module button changes the Status Bar message to "Add Module", indicating that the button is used to create a new MIB Module within the selected file/project.

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