Web Interface to libsmi Tools

For regular use, most libsmi users probably prefer to install the library and tools on their local system. However, in some situations it might be useful to strip MIB modules from documents (smistrip), to check MIB modules (smilint), or to convert MIB modules into other formats (smidump) modules via an interactive web-based service.

What do you want to do?
Check options	Report errors and warning also for imported modules
	Show severity levels of reported errors and warnings
	Show names and descriptions of reported errors and warnings
What is the max. severity level to be reported?
What is the type of input to be processed?
File to be processed?
Optional MIB files to satisfy imports?
File to be processed?
What is the module name?
What is the RFC number?
What is the Internet Draft title?
What is the target format to be generated?


Note: All RFC documents are accessible by their number. You do not have to upload any RFCs if you want to process them, except for brand new ones which are not yet mirrored by this service's local daily RFC mirror.

Note: All current Internet Draft documents are accessible by their title (including the trailing revision number). You do not have to upload those Internet Drafts if you want to process them, except for brand new ones which are not yet mirrored by this service's local daily Internet Draft mirror.