qtmib

qtmib is an open source, free and easy-to-use SNMP MIB browser implemented in C++/Qt and designed from the offset as a front-end to the net-snmp package, which is available in several distributions of Linux.

Features at a glance

qtmib allows users to query any SNMP-enabled device, an easy-to-use graphical user interface, support for SNMPv2c and SNMPv1 protocols, as well as a large number of built-in MIBs. In addition, the application also features OID and MIB translation, user MIBs, network discovery, and reports for interface, system, routing table, process, connections, and software.

Supports a wide range of devices

Currently, the program supports a wide range of devices, among which we can mention Airespace Wireless Controllers, AOS, L3, Timetra, Allied Hubs, AT-8000 Switches, UPS, Aruba Wireless Controllers, Asante Hubs, AP222x, BayStack Hub, Business Ethernet switch, Centillion, Ethernet Routing switch, Ethernet Routing Switch/Passport 1600, Ethernet Routing Switch/Passport/Accelar LAN, as well as Ethernet Switch/Baystack switch.

Additionally, the many devices from the Multiprotocol Router/BayRS, Secure Router, Synoptics, Virtual Services Platform (VSP) 7000, Virtual Services Platform (VSP) 9000, VPN Router/Contivity, Wireless Security Switches 2300, Wireless Switch 2270, BlueCoat SG, EdgeIron, FastIron, FastIron CX (ICX), FastIron LS (FLS), FastIron WorkGroup Switch (FWS), ServerIron GT, Aironet, Altiga, AS5000, and Catalyst Blade Switch 3xxx families are also supported.

Under the hood, supported operating systems and availability

qtmib is a multiplatform application written entirely in the C++ programming language and using the Qt GUI toolkit for its graphical user interface. It has been tested with a wide range of GNU/Linux operating systems.

The software is distributed as a universal sources archive, as well as native installers in the DEB and RPM file formats for 64-bit Ubuntu/Debian and Fedora/Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems. To install the application on 32-bit systems, use the source tarball.

What is new in this release:

• added MIBS: lancope, netapp, avaya, fortinet, gsmpMIB, picaPrivateMIB
• added Preferences dialog box and IP address field to qtmib-report
• added support for timeout and retries in qtmib-report tool
• make preferences persistent in all qtmib tools
• speed-up network scanning in qtmib-discover tool
• speed-up large mib walks
• added uptime in qtmib-discover table
• added response time in qtmib-discover table
• added clear and update table in qtmib-discover
• added Preference dialog box in qtmib-discover
• added progress indicator for report generation
• added host monitoring capabilities in discover tool
• fixed MIB tree scrolling while searching
• fixed oid order in qtmib-translation tool
• fixed qtmib-translation tool crash if directories present under ~/.config/qtmib/mibs
• implemented error recovery in qtmib-discover in case the network socket cannot be opened
• implemented error recovery in qtmib-discover when UDP transmit fails
• use random port in qtmib-discover, in case multiple discover programs are run in parallel
• fixed lost malloc memory in qtmib-discover
• fix interface network address in qtmib-discover dropbox
• pass down --debug option from qtmib to qtmib-report
• fixed unnamed mib entries handling in qtmib-translation tool

What is new in version 0.8.12:

• Bug fixes.

What is new in version 0.8.8:

• This version adds support for system, interface, routing table, process, and installed software reports, and a number of bugfixes.

What is new in version 0.8.6:

• This version adds support for network discovery.

Requirements:

• Qt
• Net-SNMP