Features

Unbrowse SNMP Features

Free Features A full fledged SNMP v1/v2/v3 MIB Browser with advanced spreadsheet like views.	Power Features Innovative features for admins and developers who use SNMP on a daily basis.
Does not expire. You can use it for professional or personal use. No restriction !	Power features will expire in 30 days. If you find them useful you can re-enable them at any time by purchasing a license.
Support for SNMP v1/v2 Support for IPv4/IPv6 Support for SNMPv3 including DES and AES-128 Throttles allow you to control Instant and automatic MIB loading Flexible MIB compiler Spreadsheet like MIB Walker allows you to GET / GETBULK or SET values Create and Delete table rows Trap Receiver is FREE for upto a small number of traps Trap Speak will occasionally speak out a prompt to consider purchase SNMPv3 USM Manager	MyMIBS - Using MyMIBS you can drag and drop frequently used objects from different MIBS to create a MyMIB. You can the work with the MyMIB instead of individual modules. Agent Discovery - Automatically discover all agents in your network. Agent Implementation Discovery - Scan the agent via brute force or via sysORTable and figure out all the implemented MIB modules. You can then create a MyMIB that represents the entire agent MIB. Import from snmpwalk - Convert plain snmpwalk output (from Cisco command line or via the Net-SNMP tool) into a fully resolved easy to read spreadsheet format. This tool alone can save your support staff hours of pain. HTML output in various formats. You can choose from a selection of styles or write your own stylesheet. Scripting and Support. You can access Unbrowse SNMP functionality via VBScript or Ruby. Power feature users will also get priority support from us. Real time charts to track MIB variables SNMPv3 VACM View Editor SNMPv3 USM Manager create users

Full SNMP Support	Supports SNMP v1, v2c, v3 SHA-1 and MD5 authentication DES and AES-128 privacy Supports SNMP GET, GETNEXT, GETBULK, SET Load SMIv1 and SMIv2 files
Visual MIB Browser	Visually rich MIB browser Automatic module loading as required Opens large MIB files instantly Color-coded text view and graphical view Powerful search functionality
Powerful MIB Walker	Visual walker (not just plain text output in a box) Save multiple walk sessions in the same file Talk to multiple agents simultaneously Drag and drop nodes into walker Smart indexing of tables Annotate each walk session
MyMibs / Compiler	MyMIbs allow you drag and drop nodes Build your own MIB views for retrieval and browsing Powerful compiler with varying levels of leniency One-click installation of modules via MIB Packages Global MIB repository for rapid search and navigation
Discovery Tools	Discover SNMP agents Discover MIBs implemented by an agent Automatically create MyMibs after discovery
Print / Misc	Comprehensive printing support Print both MIBs and MIB Walk results Common MIB files included with Unbrowse Scriptable via VBScript or Ruby Safety throttle

Rich MIB Browser

Uses rich graphics to depict objects and types
View both object definitions and textual conventions
Load multiple MIBs simultaneously
Jump to imported type definitions
All attributes shown graphically including display format, reference, max-access, enums, ranges and more
Allows you to see notifications in v-1 and v-2 formats
Instant loading of even very large modules
Right click on any object to jump to its definition in the SMI file (if available)
Separate views for Leaf objects, Tables, Table Entries, Module Definition, and Notification
Print MIB in an easy to read table format
Retrieve multiple objects via a single click
Powerful search functionality - highlights results in both attributes as well as definitions (a must see!)

Flexible compiler

Compiles MIB files in SMI format to Unbrowse native format (*.vosmi)
Varying levels of leniency
Powerful error reporting
Double click on error message to jump to error line in the SMI file
Graphical customization of all parameters
Rich batch compiler
Compile both SMIv1 and SMIv2 files
Compiler output window displays color coded error and warning messages
Deep search functionality for imported modules. This functionality enables you to work with MIBs files that are named arbitrarily.

Powerful Walker

Drag and drop objects from various modules, select an agent, and hit walk
A single walk file can save multiple walk instances
Supports GET, GETBULK and SET methods
Navigate historical walks to observe changes in MIB variables
You can label a walk session with a custom tag (eg. "this walk taken after switch rebooted")
Supports SNMPv1, v2, v3
SNMPv3: Supports SHA-1 and MD5 authentication protocols
SNMPv3: Supports DES and AES-128 privacy protocols
Each table walked is shown in a easy to use tabbed window
ASCII Indexes are shown as text instead of hard to read OIDs
Handles agents which return tables with "holes" in them
Retrieve an entire table (all indexes) or specific ranges
Walk the same tree from multiple agents
Set : Confirm from and to values before set. Full undo support
Set : Automatically prevent read-only values from set operation by graying them out in the grid
Printing : Print walk results in an easy to read tabular format

MyMibs

An alternative to a MIB module based approach to SNMP management; MyMibs is an innovation of Unleash Networks. You create your own views by dragging and dropping objects from various modules into a MyMib. You can then deal with the single MyMib file. Once loaded MyMibs are just like regular MIBs, except that they contain objects from many modules.

Create your own MyMib by dragging and dropping objects from other MIB modules
Create a MyMib via agent implementation discovery
Use MyMibs to model different types of agents

MIB Repository

Automatically registers OIDs in the repository
Search for any object rapidly
Double click on any object to open its definition
Allows you to organize modules into "folders"
Unbrowse ships with many core modules pre-installed
Presents an "ISO" view of modules based on its position in the global ".iso.dod.." tree
Fully scriptable via VBScript and Ruby

Agent Discovery

Efficient and low bandwidth agent discovery
Compares each newly discovered agent with the local database
Marks each newly discovered agent not already in the local database
You can specify the IP address and subnet mask for discovery
Automatically assigns a name for each newly discovered agent

Agent Implementation Discovery

Discover what objects are available on an agent
Two methods supported: brute force or sysORTable
Brute force: Perform a full walk of the agent and compares retrieved objects with repository
Detects tables and indexes
Allows you to create a MyMib after the implementation discovery is complete
The SysORTable method is used for a fast results, if the sysORTable information is accurate

Safety features

A system-wide throttle prevents Unbrowse from overwhelming network elements. You can override the system wide throttle for each SNMP agent.

Control how heavily each PDU is loaded
Control Unbrowse "query rate"
Control timeouts and retries
Prevents agent discovery of large subnets by accident