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Netdisco - MIB Repository
Originally by Max Baker, 2004

    Version 4.010

    This is a workable set of SNMP MIBs to use with Netdisco 
    and other network managment tools. All glitches have been
    painstakingly fixed up to parse correctly under the latest
    release of net-snmp.

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USING THESE MIBS OUTSIDE OF NETDISCO
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    Copy extras/contrib/snmp.conf to either

        /usr/local/share/snmp/snmp.conf
    OR
        ~/.snmp/snmp.conf

    Be sure to look in the file and change things to match your environment.

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ADDING NEW OR UPDATED MIBs
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As well as MIBs, we maintain the SNMP::Info Perl distribution and the Netdisco
network management application. Missing or incorrect device support in these
packages is usually caused by missing or outdated files in netdisco-mibs, and
missing support in SNMP::Info.

    See the CONTRIBUTING file for further details.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Netdisco was created at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC),
Networking and Technology Services (NTS) department. UCSC continues to
support the development of Netdisco by providing development servers and beer.

Original development by Max Baker, with significant contributions from Bill
Fenner, Oliver Gorwits, Jeroen van Ingen, and Eric Miller.

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