Source: ZENworks Server Management; Management and Monitoring Services; MIB Compiler
Explanation: Each MIB module is made up of a collection of definitions of objects that make up a portion of the MIB tree. Each definition relates the current definition to some other existing object in the MIB. Either the referred object is defined within the same MIB, or it is referenced from an external module using the IMPORT statement.
Possible Cause: The identifier is not be defined in the current MIB.
Action: Ensure that the referred identifier has been spelled correctly and the referred identifier exists within the module.
Possible Cause: The identifier is not correctly imported from the appropriate MIB, or the spelling might be incorrect.
Action: Ensure that the referred identifier is referenced correctly from an external module using the IMPORT statement, and that the MIB is being compiled.
Action: Delete any invalid non-white-space characters (characters other than the white space characters such as a tab or space) where the identifier is expected.
Action: Ensure that the identifier is included in the MIB in which it is accessed, or is included among the imported MIBs.