SNMP HOSTMIB.MIB not loading?

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Published on 2009-07-07T12:33:52Z Indexed on 2010/05/02 20:08 UTC
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Forgive me if the answer is something glaringly obvious but I just can't seem to get access to any OIDs under the HOST branch in SNMP.

I've used an SNMP browser to inspect a few of my systems and none of them show a HOST branch under ISO.ORG.DOD.INTERNET.MGMT.MIB-2.

Any thoughts as to why? I'm looking to monitor a few computer's hardware resources via SNMP and unfortuantely all such OIDs live under the missing HOST branch,

Any thoughts?

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