MIB Browser vs bOTP

MIB Browser is a focused SNMP tool for engineers. Point it at an SNMP agent — a router, switch, printer, server, NAS or IoT device — and walk its management data in seconds. Everything runs on-device; there are no accounts and nothing to sign up for. WALK ANY AGENT • SNMP Walk over v1, v2c and v3 (USM authentication + privacy, SHA / AES) • Auto-detect your local subnet and scan it for SNMP-answering hosts, or point at a host directly • Test a connection before you walk • One-tap Base-OID presets (System, Interfaces, MIB-2, Enterprise) or type your own READ THE RESULTS • Module-grouped MIB tree, browsable and collapsible • Filter by module or type and search across OID, name and value • Per-OID detail; smooth drill-down even for huge tables • Export any walk as TXT or CSV BRING YOUR OWN MIBS • Import private MIB files so vendor OIDs resolve to readable names • Download MIBs by URL or add them from Files MONITOR OVER TIME • Pick numeric OIDs (counters, gauges, integers, timeticks) from a walk and add them to Live Monitoring • Watch each one as a live time-series graph — counters are graphed as a per-second rate • Rename monitored OIDs to whatever makes sense to you SAVE YOUR WORK • Saved Walks keep past results so you can reopen and compare them offline • v3 credentials are stored securely in the device Keychain — never in plain text, never synced MADE FOR YOUR DEVICES • Universal layout that adapts from iPhone to iPad to Mac • Fast, native, and lightweight PRIVACY MIB Browser works entirely on your device and over your local network. It has no analytics, no tracking, and no third-party SDKs. Local Network access is used only to reach the SNMP agents you query. Credentials stay in the Keychain on this device.

An easy to use implementation of Mobile One Time Passwords (Mobile-OTP) see http://motp.sourceforge.net Features: * easy to use * multiple profiles/secrets * arc4random based secret generator * secrets are stored on a keychain * secrets are hidden (once stored, there is no supported way to read them) * one time passwords are copied to the clipboard