Yes, I seem to have the MIB loaded (currently using a "mib" line
in /etc/snmp.conf):

phil-budne% /usr/bin/snmptranslate -Tp XXXMONITOR::activeUserTable
+--activeUserTable(1)
   |
   +--activeUserEntry(1)
      |  Index: activeUserUsername
      |
      +-- -R-- String    activeUserUsername(1)
      |        Textual Convention: DisplayString
      |        Size: 1..32
      +-- -R-- EnumVal   activeUserStatus(2)
      |        Values: idle(0), onPhone(1)
      +-- -R-- Unsigned  activeUserTime(3)
      +-- -R-- EnumVal   activeUserAddressType(4)
      |        Textual Convention: InetAddressType
      |        Values: unknown(0), ipv4(1), ipv6(2), ipv4z(3), ipv6z(4), dns(16)
      +-- -R-- String    activeUserAddress(5)
      |        Textual Convention: InetAddress
      |        Size: 0..255
      +-- -R-- INTEGER   activeUserPort(6)
               Range: 0..65535
phil-budne% /usr/bin/snmptable -c public -v2c dev16.dev activeUserTable
SNMP table: XXXMONITOR::activeUserTable
 
   activeUserUsername activeUserStatus activeUserTime activeUserAddressType 
activeUserAddress activeUserPort
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]             idle            718                  ipv4    "C0 
A8 0A 7F "           1083
phil-budne% /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -c public -v2c dev16.dev activeUserTable
XXXMONITOR::activeUserUsername.112.104.105.108.46.98.117.100.110.101.64.101.100.105.97.108.46.99.111.109
 = STRING: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XXXMONITOR::activeUserStatus.112.104.105.108.46.98.117.100.110.101.64.101.100.105.97.108.46.99.111.109
 = INTEGER: idle(0)
XXXMONITOR::activeUserTime.112.104.105.108.46.98.117.100.110.101.64.101.100.105.97.108.46.99.111.109
 = Gauge32: 718
XXXMONITOR::activeUserAddressType.112.104.105.108.46.98.117.100.110.101.64.101.100.105.97.108.46.99.111.109
 = INTEGER: ipv4(1)
XXXMONITOR::activeUserAddress.112.104.105.108.46.98.117.100.110.101.64.101.100.105.97.108.46.99.111.109
 = Hex-STRING: C0 A8 0A 7F
XXXMONITOR::activeUserPort.112.104.105.108.46.98.117.100.110.101.64.101.100.105.97.108.46.99.111.109
 = INTEGER: 1083


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