Looking for a good SNMP Browser to run under Windows

Question

I used to use Getif for poking around inside SNMP results from servers and devices. However it no longer works with Windows 7 and 64-bit.

I am looking for hopefully an open source bit of software that will allow me add MIB's as required and allow me to browse the MIB tree and send a request/walk off to a server to get results.

What do you all use?

Solution 1

You may give a try at MIB Browser from iReasoning, the free version is only limited to the number of loaded MIBs (10 at once).

Hope this helps.

Solution 2

At the moment, Getif works for me on windows 7. Just try starting it in "XP compatibility mode" :)

Solution 3

All of them sucks. but try one these. BlackOwl MIB Browser, Tamosoft Essential network tools or Colasoft Network analyzer

Comments

[John Gardeniers]

Why community wiki? This seams like a perfectly valid question to me and that view appears to be supported by the upvotes.

[Littlejon]

I have seen similar questions shot down in flames. Dont really need the Rep, just a useful SNMP Browser :-)

[Philip]

Shopping Questions are Off-Topic on any of the Stack Exchange sites. See Q&A is hard, lets go Shopping and the FAQ for more details.

[Deb]

I have to second this one. I've been using it for aaaaaaages, still gets the job done.

[skinneejoe]

so, so true... I have yet to find a "good" MIB browser. I would pay for one that made the layout of the MIB trees easier to understand, and easier to walk a device and find out what values are available. Like maybe after you walk a device, give the ability filter out all the OIDs that are not available on that device and only see the relevant ones.

[skinneejoe]

NetTools Pro and ManageEngine have the best MIB Browsers I've used, but they are all pretty bad really...

[Whit3H0rse]

Try SnmpB, it's open-source and 100% free: bestmonitoringtools.com/free-mib-browser-download-snmpb