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How can I load/import my MIB files into PRTG or IPCheck?
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Paessler's MIB import and conversion tool is used to convert MIB file into OIDLIB files. PRTG and IPCheck will then be able to scan a device for available sensors.
The download and more instructions are available at
www.paessler.com/download/freeware/mibimporter
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