MIB-II (Simple) Module Version 1.0 (Sun Management Center 3.6.1 User's Guide)

Sun Management Center 3.6.1 User's Guide

MIB-II (Simple) Module Version 1.0

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The MIB-II (simple) module is used to identify a Sun Management Center agent. If this module is not loaded, the agent can only be created as a ping host or as an SNMP host.

The tables that are in this section provide a brief description of the properties for Simple MIB-II managed objects.

System Group

The following table provides a brief description of the properties for System Group.

Table C–93 System Group Properties


Property	Description
System Description	MIB-II system description or the description of the host (read-write)
System OID	Object identifier or the Object ID (OID) of the software system
Time Since Up	Time in microseconds since the system is up
System Contact	The contact name for the system
System Name	The qualified host name on which the agent is running (read-write)
System Location	The physical location of the host (read-write)
System Services	Sum integer value indicating the set of services primarily offered

Interfaces Group

The Number of Interfaces group property indicates the number of interfaces to the machine, including the loopback. Additional interfaces properties are described in the following table.

Table C–94 Interfaces Table


Property	Description
IF Index	Index of the interface in this table
IF Descr	Description of the interface
IF Type	Type of the interface
IF Largest MTU	Size of the largest datagram that can be sent on the interface
IF Speed	Bandwidth of the interface
IF Physical Address	Physical address of the interface
IF Admin Status	Desired state of the interface
IF Oper Status	Operational state of the interface
IF Last Change	Value of sysUpTime (that is, time when the system is up and running) when the operational state has changed last time
IF In Octets	Octets received on the interface
IF In Unicast Pkts	Unicast packets received on the interface
IF In nonUnicast Pkts	Non-unicast packets received on the interface
IF In Discards	Number of packets on the interface that are chosen to be discarded
IF In Errors	Number of inbound packets on the interface that contained errors
IF In Unknown Protos	Number of packets with unsupported protocol that were received on the interface
IF Out Octets	Number of octets that are transmitted out on the interface
IF Out Unicast Pkts	Number of unicast packets transmitted out on the interface
IF Out nonUnicast Pkts	Number of non-unicast packets transmitted out on the interface
IF Out Discards	Number of outbound packets on the interface that contained errors
IF Out Errors	Number of outbound packets that could not be transmitted because of errors
IF Out Queue Length	Length of the output packet queue
IF Specific	Reference to the MIB definitions specific to the particular media

IP Group

The IP Forwarding group property indicates whether this entity is a gateway. Additional IP route properties are described in the following table.

Table C–95 IP Route Table


Property	Description
IP Route Destination	Destination IP address of the route
IP Route IfIndex	Index of the interface in the interface table through which the next hop of this route is reached
IP Route Metric1	Primary routing metric for the route that is specific to the routing 1 protocol
IP Route Metric2	Alternate routing metric for the route that is specific to the routing 2 protocol
IP Route Metric3	Alternate routing metric for the route that is specific to the routing 3 protocol
IP Route Metric4	Alternate routing metric for the route that is specific to the routing 4 protocol
IP Route NextHop	IP address of the next hop of this route
IP Route Type	Type of route
IP Route Proto	Routing mechanism through which this route was learned
IP Route Age	Number of seconds since the route was last updated
IP Route Mask	Mask to be logical and with the destination address before being compared to the route destination
IP Route Metric5	Alternate routing metric for the route that is specific to the routing 5 protocol
IP Route Info	Reference to MIB definitions specific to the routing protocol

The following table describes the IP address properties.

Table C–96 IP Address Table Properties


Property	Description
IPAT IP Address	IP Address Table Entry IP Address in MIB-II
IPAT IfIndex
IPAT Net Mask
IPAddTab R MaxSize