Source:  ZENworks for Servers; 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 includes some type information. ASN.1 provides basic types, but user-defined types can be added. These types are either defined within the same MIB, or else they are referenced from an external module using the IMPORT statement.

Possible Cause:  The type is not be defined in the current MIB.

Action:  Ensure that the referred type exists within the module.

Possible Cause:  The type is not correctly imported from the appropriate MIB.

Action:  Ensure that the referred type is referenced correctly from an external module using the IMPORT statement, and that the MIB is being compiled.

Possible Cause:  The spelling is incorrect.

Action:  Ensure that the referred type has been spelled correctly,

Action:  Delete any invalid non-white-space characters (characters other than the white space characters such as tab or space) where the identifier is expected.