snmp MIB browser

Hello,

I own Intracom JetSpeed 500i (one of the less reliable dsl routers around in Greece). Besides the many stability issues that appear now and then, recently there has been a very persistant problem that prohibits me from setting NAT rules. Once I try to modify the port forwarding table, the web admin interface returns "webserver:Error adding NAT reserved mapping pool item0". There is not telnet admin. I tried to reset the configuration to factory defaults and flash a different firmware, but the problem persists no matter what. I thought -if possible- there might be some left-overs at the MIB that cause the problem for one reason or an other. Does anyone know of some decent program -preferably for linux- that will allow me to browse, search and edit the router's MIB via SNMP? -fortunatelly, it is supported -

Thank you

PS. Of course any other ideas about the problem are most welcome

Hope this helps...

www.ireasoning.com/mibbrowser.shtml

Great program, I begin to like java

The problem is I still don't find a way to write back my values directly to the mib

Nske,

I've had problems with those silly jetspeeds in the past, but in most cases, a firmware upgrade did the job.

I remember finding a greek website that had some pretty good forums on greece's DSL and their problems, but I can't find the darn url for it. Have you tired searching on google for similar problems?

p.s if it refuses to work, just give it the hammer treatment

yes I did search, but since jetspeed isn't exactly popular worldwide I've come up with results for other devices with the same software (it's not intracom's development).. But in all of the cases the router had either telnet admin or a serial port that allowed connecton via hyper terminal and the issue was resolved. In some cases i.e. you were seeing existing entries through the cli that weren't showing from the web admin.. and you could erase them just fine. That's why I thought it may be that some entries (i.e. item0) still exist and other entries can not be written in their places untill they are erased.

I haven't tried hammer treatment but punch-treatment had fixed an other problem of the modem in the past -leds dead, no signal of life-

For the time being I am trying to set up a "Fritz card DSL SL USB" modem I have.. though it's a little mess in linux with the capi drivers and all the info are in german

PS. If you meant adslgr.com, I've looked there

Hi, I noticed that you were saying earlier that you need a tool that will also let you modify the mibs on the device. Check out OidView MIB Browser at www.oidview.com - it will not only let you modify the mib but also will automatically determine which mibs are running on the device and get them for you.