Exporting the MIB file

Last Updated : Oct 18, 2018 |
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Management Information Base (MIB) files are used to describe the contents of the alarms or traps. These files define the Object Identifiers (OIDs) and data types used to build SNMP alarm messages. Some NMS systems require a complete specification of all the OIDs used for all alarm messages that a target system could generate. However, OpenNMS does not have this restriction. The following procedure describes how to retrieve all the MIBs to define every OID that could be sent from a Avaya Breeze® platform running Presence Services.
  1. On the System Manager web console, navigate to ElementsAvaya Breeze®System Tools and Monitoring.
  2. Click SNMP MIB.
  3. Click Download next to the ce-mibs-xxx.zip and the ce-services-mib.zip files.
    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
    Extract the following two files:
    • opt/Avaya/AUS/snapin-alarms/avaya-products-PresenceServices.my
    • SNAPIN-VARBIND/EDP-Snapin-var-bind-mib.my
    $ unzip -l ce-services-mib.zip 
    Archive:  ce-services-mib.zip
      Length     Date   Time    Name
     --------    ----   ----    ----
         8175  06-03-16 11:18   opt/Avaya/AUS/snapin-alarms/Avaya-products-EngagementDesigner.my
         8194  07-13-16 17:24   opt/Avaya/AUS/snapin-alarms/CEServices-CommonAlarmDef-Data.my
         8221  09-22-16 15:11   opt/Avaya/AUS/snapin-alarms/avaya-products-PresenceServices.my
     --------                   -------
        32777                   4 files
    $ unzip -l ce-mibs-3.2.0.0.62002.zip 
    Archive:  ce-mibs-3.2.0.0.62002.zip
      Length     Date   Time    Name
     --------    ----   ----    ----
            0  06-29-16 12:07   CE/
        10709  06-29-16 12:07   CE/CE-CommonAlarmDef-Data.my
         4486  06-29-16 12:07   CE/SmSecMod-CommonAlarmDef-Data.my
         3910  06-29-16 12:07   CE/CeThirdPrty-CommonAlarmDef-Data.my
            0  06-29-16 12:07   CEELEM/
         3863  06-29-16 12:07   CEELEM/CEELEM-CommonAlarmDef-Data.my
            0  06-29-16 12:07   STANDARD/
        54084  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/HOST-RESOURCES-MIB.my
        29349  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/Tcp-mib.my
        30159  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/SNMPv2-MIB.my
        73505  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/If-mib.my
        21431  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/Udp-mib.my
         5577  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/INADS-MIB.my
        46150  06-29-16 12:02   STANDARD/UCD-SNMP-MIB.my
            0  06-29-16 12:07   SNAPIN-VARBIND/
         5498  06-29-16 12:02   SNAPIN-VARBIND/EDP-Snapin-var-bind-mib.my
     --------                   -------
       288721                   16 files
  4. Download the third MIB file Avaya_Aura_ServicabilityAgent_Mib.my from the Avaya support site:
    1. Navigate to https://support.avaya.com/.
    2. Search with the string snmp white paper.
      STEP RESULT:
      The system displays several versions of the System Manager SNMP White Paper document.
    3. Download the appropriate version and find the Serviceability Agent MIB file attached in the appendix of the document.
    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
    These three MIB files provide a complete description of all the OIDs used by the alarms that are generated by Presence Services running on the Avaya Breeze® platform. OpenNMS only requires the avaya-products-PresenceServices.my MIB file to be imported.
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