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You can also define new aliases or modify or remove the existing ones to enable a
smooth compilation in any specific case.
To define a new alias, do the following:
1. Select the View ⏐ Preferences command to open the Preferences dialog box and
switch to the MIB Modules and Aliases tab (Figure 20).
2. To activate the list of aliases, check the Use additional MIB module source file
paths and aliases checkbox.
3. Use the Add button to open the Edit Module Properties dialog box, where you can
define a new alias (Figure 20).
4. Into the Module identity input line enter the name of the MIB module for which you
want to define an alias.
5. Check the Aliased checkbox to activate the drop-down list.
In this list, specify the name of the MIB module that will be
used instead of the module specified in the previous step.
You can select among already registered MIB module
names (recommended) or enter a new name.
Note: If you enter a name of not registered MIB module, you
should register it before starting the compilation.
Tip: The option of
defining the Module
source path is
described in the
Specifying MIB
Definition File Path
or Alias If Prompted
While Scanning
section.
6. After specifying above details, click the OK button twice. This closes both dialog
boxes and applies new settings. From this point on, MIB Compiler will use the aliased
MIB definition file instead of the one specified in the Module identity input line (e.g.,
Figure 20: whenever MIB Compiler finds an IMPORTS XY from RFC1493 clause, it
will import the XY definition from the BRIDGE-MIB definition file).
Figure 20: Defining a MIB module alias
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