What is the purpose of the built-in SNMP Browser in the SNMP Query operation?

The built-in SNMP Browser in the SNMP Query operation is specifically designed to assist users in browsing Management Information Base (MIB) information. MIBs are used in network management for defining the properties of the devices on the network and the data they expose. With the SNMP Browser, users can navigate through this structured information, which allows them to identify and understand the capabilities and configurations of network devices.

This tool is particularly valuable for administrators or IT personnel who need to monitor and manage network devices effectively, as it simplifies the process of accessing and interpreting MIB data. By allowing users to browse MIB information, the SNMP Browser provides a clear interface to see what SNMP data is available for a given device, making it easier to perform SNMP queries and analyze network performance.

In contrast, executing SNMP commands automatically, creating new patterns from scratch, or displaying real-time data from devices involve different functionalities and purposes that do not align with the primary use of the SNMP Browser within the context of SNMP Query operations.