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IronWareMIB Reference

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Title Publication number Summary of changes Date

IronWare MIB Reference 53-1001730-01 New document November 2009

IronWare MIB Reference 53-1001730-02 Added FastIron CX MIB objects

December 2009

DOWNLOADING THE MIB FROM BROCADE FTP SITE ..............................................................................2-2IMPORTING IRONWARE MIB INTO A UNIX ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................2-2RELOADING MIBS INTO A HP ENVIRONMENT .........................................................................................2-3

STANDARD OBJECTS ..................................................................................................................................2-3PROPRIETARY OBJECTS ..............................................................................................................................2-3STRUCTURE OF THIS GUIDE ......................................................................................................................2-10ABOUT SNMPV3 SUPPORT ON ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE RELEASES ...........................................................2-10December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. iii

CHAPTER 3SUPPORTED STANDARD MIBS .................................................................... 3-1SUPPORTED ON FASTIRON X SERIES IPV6 DEVICES ....................................................................................3-1SUPPORTED ON BIGIRON AND FASTIRON X SERIES DEVICES .......................................................................3-1SUPPORTED ON TERATHON DEVICES ..........................................................................................................3-2SUPPORTED ON THE FASTIRON EDGE SWITCH ............................................................................................3-3SUPPORTED ON THE NETIRON XMR AND NETIRON MLX .............................................................................3-3Contents

CHAPTER 1GETTING STARTED...................................................................................... 1-1AUDIENCE ..................................................................................................................................................1-1NOMENCLATURE .........................................................................................................................................1-1UPDATES TO THIS MANUAL .........................................................................................................................1-1HOW TO GET HELP OR REPORT ERRORS ....................................................................................................1-1

WEB ACCESS .......................................................................................................................................1-2EMAIL ACCESS .....................................................................................................................................1-2TELEPHONE ACCESS ............................................................................................................................1-2

WARRANTY COVERAGE ...............................................................................................................................1-2

CHAPTER 2OVERVIEW OF THE IRONWARE MIB............................................................. 2-1OBTAINING AND INSTALLING THE IRONWARE MIBS ......................................................................................2-2

DOWNLOADING THE MIB FROM BROCADE TECHNICAL SUPPORT WEB SITE ............................................2-2

IronWare MIB ReferenceRFC COMPLIANCE - MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................3-3RFC COMPLIANCE - IPV6 MANAGEMENT ..............................................................................................3-5IEEE STANDARDS ................................................................................................................................3-6

LLDP/LLDP-MED MIB SUPPORT ...............................................................................................................3-6PARTIALLY SUPPORTED STANDARDS ...........................................................................................................3-6RFC 1213: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE (MIB-II) ..............................................................................3-7

NOTES ABOUT THE IFINDEX ..................................................................................................................3-7IRONCORE AND JETCORE DEVICES ................................................................................................ 3-7NETIRON XMR AND NETIRON MLX................................................................................................ 3-8IFINDEX ASSIGNMENT PERSISTANCE............................................................................................... 3-9BIGIRON RX.................................................................................................................................. 3-9

RFC 1493: DEFINITIONS OF MANAGED OBJECTS FOR BRIDGES .................................................................3-10RFC 1643: ETHERNET-LIKE INTERFACE TYPES .........................................................................................3-11RFC 1742: APPLETALK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE II ....................................................................3-11RFC 1757: REMOTE NETWORK MONITORING MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE .......................................3-12RFC 2096: IP FORWARDING TABLE MIB ..................................................................................................3-12

INTERFACE STACK TABLE ............................................................................................................ 3-12THE OBJECT IDENTIFIERS FOR THE IFSTACKTABLE BEGIN WITH THE FOLLOWING OBJECTS............... 3-12INTERFACE ENTRY TABLE ............................................................................................................ 3-12

RFC 2233: THE INTERFACES GROUP MIB USING SMIV2 ...........................................................................3-13INTERFACE STACK TABLE ............................................................................................................ 3-13THE OBJECT IDENTIFIERS FOR THE IFSTACKTABLE BEGIN WITH THE FOLLOWING OBJECTS............... 3-13INTERFACE ENTRY TABLE ............................................................................................................ 3-13

RFC 2515: DEFINITIONS OF TEXTUAL CONVENTIONS AND OBJECT IDENTITIES FOR ATM MANAGEMENT ......3-14ATM INTERFACE CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS TABLE ................................................................ 3-14ATM INTERFACE TRANSMISSION CONVERGENCE SUB-LAYER TABLE ............................................. 3-14AAL5 VIRTUAL CHANNEL CONNECTION PERFORMANCE STATISTICS TABLE.................................... 3-14

RFC 2674: DEFINITIONS OF MANAGED OBJECTS FOR BRIDGES WITH TRAFFIC CLASSES, MULTICAST FILTERING AND VIRTUAL LAN EXTENSIONS ..........................................3-14

RFC 2863: THE INTERFACES GROUP MIB ................................................................................................3-15RFC 2932 IPV4 MULTICAST ROUTING MIB ...............................................................................................3-15

IPMROUTETABLE (IP MULTICAST ROUTE TABLE) ..................................................................................3-15IPMROUTENEXTHOPTABLE (IP MULTICAST NEXT HOP TABLE) ..............................................................3-16IPMROUTEINTERFACETABLE (IP MULTICAST ROUTE TABLE FOR INTERFACES) .......................................3-16IP MULTICAST SCOPE BOUNDARY TABLE ............................................................................................3-17IPMROUTESCOPENAMETABLE (IP MULTICAST SCOPE GROUP NAME TABLE) ..........................................3-17

RFC 2933 IGMP MIB ..............................................................................................................................3-17IGMPINTERFACETABLE (IGMP INTERFACE TABLE) ...............................................................................3-17IGMPCACHETABLE (IGMP CACHE TABLE) ..........................................................................................3-18

RFC 2934 PIM MIB FOR IPV4 .................................................................................................................3-18PIMINTERFACETABLE (PIM INTERFACE TABLE) ...................................................................................3-19PIMNEIGHBORTABLE (PIM NEIGHBOR TABLE) ....................................................................................3-19PIMIPMROUTETABLE (PIM IP MULTICAST ROUTE TABLE) ...................................................................3-19PIMIPMROUTENEXTHOPTABLE (PIM NEXT HOP TABLE) .....................................................................3-20PIMRPTABLE (PIM RP TABLE) ...........................................................................................................3-20PIMRPSETTABLE (PIM RP SET TABLE) .............................................................................................3-20PIMCANDIDATERPTABLE (PIM CANDIDATE-RP TABLE) .......................................................................3-21PIMCOMPONENTTABLE (PIM COMPONENT TABLE) ..............................................................................3-21iv 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

RFC 3176: INMON CORPORATIONS SFLOW: A METHOD FOR MONITORING TRAFFIC IN SWITCHED AND ROUTED NETWORKS. ...........................................................3-21

RFC 3815: MANAGED OBJECTS FOR THE MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING(MPLS) AND LABEL DISTRIBUTION PROTOCOL (LDP) ..........................................................................3-22MPLSLDPLSR OBJECTS .....................................................................................................................3-22MPLSLDPENTITY OBJECTS ..................................................................................................................3-23MPLSLDPENTITY TABLE ......................................................................................................................3-23MPLSLDPENTITYSTATS TABLE ............................................................................................................3-24MPLSLDPSESSION OBJECTS ...............................................................................................................3-25MPLSLDPPEER TABLE ........................................................................................................................3-25MPLSLDPSESSION TABLE ...................................................................................................................3-26MPLSLDPSESSIONSTATS TABLE ..........................................................................................................3-26MPLSLDPHELLOADJACENCY TABLE .....................................................................................................3-26MPLSFEC OBJECTS ............................................................................................................................3-27MPLSFEC TABLE .................................................................................................................................3-27MPLSLDPSESSIONPEERADDR TABLE ..................................................................................................3-27

RFC 4022: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE FOR THE TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL (TCP) .......................................................................................3-28

RFC 4087: IP TUNNEL MIB .....................................................................................................................3-28TUNNELIFTABLE .................................................................................................................................3-28TUNNELINETCONFIGTABLE ..................................................................................................................3-29IFTABLE SUPPORT ..............................................................................................................................3-29IFXTABLE ...........................................................................................................................................3-30

RFC 4113: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE FOR THE USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL (UDP) ..................................................................................................3-31

RFC 4273: DEFINITIONS OF MANAGED OBJECTS FOR BGP-4 ....................................................................3-31RFC 4292 IP FORWARDING TABLE MIB ...................................................................................................3-33RFC 4293: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE FOR THE INTERNET PROTOCOL (IP) ....................................3-34RFC 4444: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE FOR INTERMEDIATE

SYSTEM TO INTERMEDIATE SYSTEM (IS-IS) ........................................................................................3-35SCALAR ISISSYSOBJECT .....................................................................................................................3-35SUPPORTED TABLES ...........................................................................................................................3-36NOTIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................................................3-37

IEEE8021-CFM-MIB ...............................................................................................................................3-38DOT1AGCFMMDTABLE .......................................................................................................................3-38DOT1AGCFMMANETTABLE .................................................................................................................3-39DOT1AGCFMMACOMPTABLE ..............................................................................................................3-39DOT1AGCFMMAMEPLISTTABLE ..........................................................................................................3-40DOT1AGCFMMEPTABLE ......................................................................................................................3-40DOT1AGCFMLTRTABLE .......................................................................................................................3-43DOT1AGCFMMEPDBTABLE .................................................................................................................3-44December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. v

IronWare MIB ReferenceCHAPTER 4REGISTRATION............................................................................................ 4-1

CHAPTER 5PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF A DEVICE........................................................... 5-1COMMON OBJECTS .....................................................................................................................................5-1

POWER SUPPLY ...................................................................................................................................5-1FAN .....................................................................................................................................................5-1BOARDS ..............................................................................................................................................5-3CHASSIS NUMBER ................................................................................................................................5-6AGENT BOARD TABLE ..........................................................................................................................5-6AGENT TEMPERATURE TABLE (SNAGENTTEMP TABLE) ........................................................................5-15CONFIGURED MODULE TABLE .............................................................................................................5-16REDUNDANT MODULES .......................................................................................................................5-21CHASSIS TABLE .................................................................................................................................5-23

STACKABLE PRODUCTS .............................................................................................................................5-24BOARDS ............................................................................................................................................5-25LEDS ................................................................................................................................................5-26

CHASSIS PRODUCTS .................................................................................................................................5-28GENERAL CHASSIS .............................................................................................................................5-28POWER SUPPLY TABLE ......................................................................................................................5-29FAN TABLE ........................................................................................................................................5-29TEMPERATURE ...................................................................................................................................5-30FLASH CARD ......................................................................................................................................5-31

OPTICAL MONITORING MIB OBJECTS ........................................................................................................5-32

CHAPTER 6BASIC CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT................................................. 6-1SOFTWARE IMAGE ......................................................................................................................................6-1

RELOAD ..............................................................................................................................................6-2NVRAM ..............................................................................................................................................6-2

CONFIGURATION NOTES ON SNAGERASENVRAM AND SNAGWRITENVRAM.................................. 6-3FILE DOWNLOAD AND UPLOAD ..............................................................................................................6-4SOFTWARE IMAGE DETAILS ..................................................................................................................6-9BOOT SEQUENCE TABLE ....................................................................................................................6-12

SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................................6-13SWITCH IP CONFIGURATIONS .............................................................................................................6-13AGENT SYSTEM PARAMETERS CONFIGURATION TABLE ........................................................................6-13SWITCH GROUP CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................6-15SWITCH CONFIGURATION SUMMARY GROUP .......................................................................................6-20DNS GROUP (IPV4) ...........................................................................................................................6-20DNS ADDRESS TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES DEVICES RUNNING

RELEASE FSX 04.1.00 TO PRE-RELEASE FSX 05.1.00) ..............................................................6-20DNS ADDRESS TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES DEVICES RUNNING

RELEASE FSX 05.1.00 AND LATER) .............................................................................................6-21vi 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

DOMAIN NAME SERVER TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES DEVICES RUNNING SOFTWARE RELEASE FSX 04.1.00 TO PRE-RELEASE FSX 05.1.00) ..................................................................................................6-22

DOMAIN NAME SERVER TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES DEVICES RUNNING SOFTWARE RELEASE FSX 05.1.00 AND LATER) .................................................................................................................................6-23

DHCP GATEWAY LIST TABLE .............................................................................................................6-24NTP GENERAL GROUP ......................................................................................................................6-26NTP SERVER TABLE (IPV4) ...............................................................................................................6-28SNTP SERVER TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES IPV6 DEVICES) ...............................................................6-29BANNERS ...........................................................................................................................................6-30ENCODED OCTET STRINGS TABLE ......................................................................................................6-30AGENTS GLOBAL GROUP ...................................................................................................................6-31

ERROR MANAGEMENT ..............................................................................................................................6-31FDP AND CDP .........................................................................................................................................6-32

FDP/CDP GLOBAL CONFIGURATION OBJECTS ....................................................................................6-32FDP INTERFACE TABLE ......................................................................................................................6-33FDP CACHE TABLE ............................................................................................................................6-33FDP CACHED ADDRESS ENTRY TABLE ...............................................................................................6-35

SHOW MEDIA TABLE .................................................................................................................................6-37

CHAPTER 7USER ACCESS ............................................................................................ 7-1AGENT USER ACCESS GROUP ....................................................................................................................7-1AGENT USER ACCOUNT TABLE ...................................................................................................................7-2GENERAL SECURITY OBJECTS ....................................................................................................................7-3

CONFIGURATION NOTES .......................................................................................................................7-6IP COMMUNITY LIST TABLE .........................................................................................................................7-7IP COMMUNITY LIST STRING TABLE .............................................................................................................7-8AUTHORIZATION AND ACCOUNTING ............................................................................................................7-10RADIUS GENERAL GROUP .......................................................................................................................7-11RADIUS SERVER TABLE (IPV4) ...............................................................................................................7-14RADIUS SERVER TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES IPV6 DEVICES) ..................................................................7-15TACACS GENERAL OBJECTS ...................................................................................................................7-16TACACS SERVER TABLE (IPV4) ..............................................................................................................7-18TACACS SERVER TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES IPV6 DEVICES) .................................................................7-19SHOW STATISTICS DOS-ATTACK ..............................................................................................................7-20DENIAL OF SERVICE ATTACKS ...................................................................................................................7-20DOS ATTACK PORT TABLE .......................................................................................................................7-21

CHAPTER 8MULTI-DEVICE PORT AUTHENTICATION........................................................ 8-1MULTI-DEVICE PORT AUTHENTICATION ........................................................................................................8-1

GLOBAL MULTI-DEVICE PORT AUTHENTICATION OBJECTS .....................................................................8-1CLEAR INTERFACE MULTI-DEVICE PORT AUTHENTICATION OBJECTS ......................................................8-2MULTI-DEVICE PORT AUTHENTICATION OBJECTS ..................................................................................8-2MULTI-DEVICE PORT AUTHENTICATION CLEAR SESSIONS ......................................................................8-3December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. vii

IronWare MIB ReferenceCHAPTER 9MAC PORT SECURITY ................................................................................ 9-1

MAC PORT SECURITY TABLE ...............................................................................................................9-1MAC PORT SECURITY MODULE STATISTICS TABLE ...............................................................................9-2MAC PORT SECURITY INTERFACE CONTENT TABLE ..............................................................................9-3MAC PORT SECURITY INTERFACE MAC TABLE .....................................................................................9-5MAC PORT SECURITY AUTOSAVE MAC TABLE .....................................................................................9-6MAC PORT SECURITY GLOBAL MIB GROUP .........................................................................................9-6

CHAPTER 10MAC-BASED VLAN ................................................................................. 10-1MAC-BASED VLAN GLOBAL OBJECTS ......................................................................................................10-1MAC-BASED VLAN PORT MEMBER OBJECTS ...........................................................................................10-2MAC-BASED VLAN IF OBJECTS ...............................................................................................................10-3MAC-BASED VLAN OBJECTS ...................................................................................................................10-4

CHAPTER 11INTERFACES ............................................................................................. 11-1SWITCH PORT INFORMATION .....................................................................................................................11-1

SWITCH PORT INFORMATION GROUP ..................................................................................................11-1INTERFACE ID LOOKUP TABLE .................................................................................................................11-13INTERFACE INDEX LOOKUP TABLE ...........................................................................................................11-15TRUNK PORT CONFIGURATION GROUP ....................................................................................................11-17MULTI-SLOT TRUNK PORT TABLE ............................................................................................................11-17MULTI-SLOT TRUNK PORT TABLE ............................................................................................................11-18LINK AGGREGATION GROUP (LAG) TABLE ...............................................................................................11-20

SNLINKAGGREGATIONGROUPTABLE ..................................................................................................11-20FDRYLINKAGGREGATIONGROUPTABLE ..............................................................................................11-22FDRYLINKAGGREGATIONGROUPPORTTABLE .....................................................................................11-24

PACKET PORT INFORMATION TABLE ........................................................................................................11-24POS ALARMS AND ERROR CONDITIONS ............................................................................................11-28

LOOPBACK INTERFACE CONFIGURATION TABLE ........................................................................................11-29PORT STP CONFIGURATION GROUPS .....................................................................................................11-31

PORT STP CONFIGURATION GROUPS (SNPORTSTPTABLE) ...............................................................11-31PORT STP CONFIGURATION GROUP (SNIFSTPTABLE) .......................................................................11-34

PORT MONITOR TABLE ...........................................................................................................................11-38

CHAPTER 12FILTERING TRAFFIC................................................................................... 12-1MAC FILTERS ..........................................................................................................................................12-1

MAC FILTER TABLE ...........................................................................................................................12-2MAC FILTER PORT ACCESS TABLES ...................................................................................................12-3FORWARDING DATABASE STATIC TABLE INFORMATION ........................................................................12-4

LAYER 2 ACLS .........................................................................................................................................12-6TEXTUAL CONVENTIONS .....................................................................................................................12-7viii 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

LAYER 2 ACL NEXT CLAUSE TABLE ...................................................................................................12-7LAYER 2 ACL CONFIGURATION TABLE ................................................................................................12-8LAYER 2 ACL BINDING CONFIGURATION TABLE .................................................................................12-11

ACLS .....................................................................................................................................................12-12GLOBAL ACL ...................................................................................................................................12-12IPV4 ACL TABLE .............................................................................................................................12-12ACL BIND TO PORT TABLE (SNAGACLBINDTOPORTTABLE) ...............................................................12-20ACL PORT TABLE (SNAGACLIFBINDTABLE) ......................................................................................12-21ACL PORT TABLE (AGACLACCNTTABLE) ..........................................................................................12-23IPV6 ACL TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES IPV6 DEVICES) .....................................................................12-25

CHAPTER 13TRAFFIC CONTROL AND PRIORITIZATION.................................................... 13-1QUALITY OF SERVICE ................................................................................................................................13-1

QOS PROFILE TABLE .........................................................................................................................13-1QOS BIND TABLE ...............................................................................................................................13-2

CAR ........................................................................................................................................................13-2CAR PORT TABLE .............................................................................................................................13-3VLAN CAR OBJECTS ........................................................................................................................13-5

RATE LIMIT COUNTER TABLE (AGRATELIMITCOUNTERTABLE) .....................................................................13-7

CHAPTER 14MULTICAST............................................................................................... 14-1IGMP ......................................................................................................................................................14-1

GENERAL IGMP OBJECTS ..................................................................................................................14-2IGMP INTERFACE TABLE ....................................................................................................................14-2IGMP STATIC GROUP MIB TABLE ......................................................................................................14-3

PIM .........................................................................................................................................................14-4COMMON PIM OBJECTS .....................................................................................................................14-5PIM VIRTUAL INTERFACE TABLE .........................................................................................................14-6PIM NEIGHBOR TABLE .......................................................................................................................14-7PIM VIRTUAL INTERFACE STATISTICS TABLE .......................................................................................14-8PIM-SM ..........................................................................................................................................14-10

PIM SPARSE: CANDIDATE BSR TABLE ....................................................................................... 14-10 PIM RP SET TABLE.................................................................................................................. 14-11PIM RP CANDIDATE TABLE........................................................................................................ 14-12

DVMRP .................................................................................................................................................14-13GLOBAL DVMRP OBJECTS ..............................................................................................................14-13DVMRP VIRTUAL INTERFACE TABLE ................................................................................................14-15DVMRP NEIGHBOR TABLE ...............................................................................................................14-16DVMRP ROUTE TABLE ....................................................................................................................14-18DVMRP ROUTING NEXT HOP TABLE ................................................................................................14-19DVMRP VIRTUAL INTERFACE STATISTICS TABLE ..............................................................................14-19

MRP ......................................................................................................................................................14-21METRO RING TABLE .........................................................................................................................14-21December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. ix

IronWare MIB ReferenceCHAPTER 15VLANS .................................................................................................... 15-1VLAN BY PORT INFORMATION TABLE .......................................................................................................15-1VLAN BY PORT MEMBERSHIP TABLE ........................................................................................................15-6PORT VLAN CONFIGURATION TABLE .........................................................................................................15-7VLAN BY PROTOCOL CONFIGURATION TABLE ..........................................................................................15-12VLAN BY IP SUBNET CONFIGURATION TABLE ..........................................................................................15-14VLAN BY IPX NETWORK CONFIGURATION TABLE ....................................................................................15-16VLAN BY APPLETALK CABLE CONFIGURATION TABLE ..............................................................................15-19SUPPORT FOR THE NETIRON XMR, NETIRON MLX AND BIGIRON RX .......................................................15-21

VLAN BY PORT MEMBERSHIP TABLE ................................................................................................15-21PORT VLAN CONFIGURATION TABLE .......................................................................................................15-22

CHAPTER 16ROUTER REDUNDANCY PROTOCOLS.......................................................... 16-1FSRP OBJECTS .......................................................................................................................................16-1

FSRP GLOBAL VARIABLES .................................................................................................................16-2FSRP INTERFACE TABLE ...................................................................................................................16-2

VRRP GLOBAL VARIABLES .......................................................................................................................16-4VRRP INTERFACE TABLES ........................................................................................................................16-5

VRRP INTERFACE TABLE ...................................................................................................................16-5VRRP AND VRRPE INTERFACE TABLE 2 ............................................................................................16-6

VRRP VIRTUAL ROUTER PARAMETERS TABLES .........................................................................................16-7VRRP VIRTUAL ROUTER TABLE .........................................................................................................16-7VRRP AND VRRPE PARAMETER TABLE 2 .......................................................................................16-13

VSRP ....................................................................................................................................................16-18GLOBAL VSRP OBJECTS .................................................................................................................16-18VSRP INTERFACE TABLE .................................................................................................................16-19VSRP VIRTUAL ROUTER TABLE .......................................................................................................16-20

SUPPORT FOR THE NETIRON XMR, NETIRON MLX AND BIGIRON RX .......................................................16-26VSRP VIRTUAL ROUTER TABLE ..............................................................................................................16-26

CHAPTER 17RIP .......................................................................................................... 17-1IP RIP GENERAL GROUP ..........................................................................................................................17-1IP RIP PORT CONFIGURATION TABLE ........................................................................................................17-3REDISTRIBUTION TABLE ............................................................................................................................17-4IP RIP ROUTE FILTER TABLE ....................................................................................................................17-6IP RIP NEIGHBOR FILTER TABLE ..............................................................................................................17-7IP RIP PORT ACCESS TABLE ....................................................................................................................17-8 GLOBAL RIP STATISTICS .........................................................................................................................17-9RFC 1724 - RIP VERSION 2 MIB EXTENSION .........................................................................................17-11x 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

CHAPTER 18GLOBAL ROUTER AND IP .......................................................................... 18-1GLOBAL ROUTER OBJECTS .......................................................................................................................18-1IP GENERAL GROUP .................................................................................................................................18-2IP STATIC ROUTE TABLE ..........................................................................................................................18-4IP FILTER TABLE ......................................................................................................................................18-5IP INTERFACE PORT ADDRESS TABLE .......................................................................................................18-8IP INTERFACE PORT ACCESS TABLE .........................................................................................................18-9PORT CONFIGURATION TABLES ...............................................................................................................18-10

IP INTERFACE PORT CONFIGURATION TABLE .....................................................................................18-10IP INTERFACE CONFIGURATION TABLE ..............................................................................................18-12

BROADCAST FORWARDING GROUP ..........................................................................................................18-12GENERAL UDP BROADCAST FORWARDING GROUP ...........................................................................18-13UDP BROADCAST FORWARDING PORT TABLE ...................................................................................18-13UDP HELPER TABLE ........................................................................................................................18-14

TRACE ROUTE GROUP ............................................................................................................................18-16GENERAL TRACE ROUTE GROUP ......................................................................................................18-16TRACE ROUTE RESULT TABLE ..........................................................................................................18-17

IP FORWARDING CACHE TABLE ...............................................................................................................18-18IP PREFIX LIST TABLE ............................................................................................................................18-20IP AS-PATH ACCESS LIST TABLE ............................................................................................................18-22IP AS-PATH ACCESS LIST STRING TABLE ...............................................................................................18-22

CHAPTER 19OSPF ...................................................................................................... 19-1OSPF GENERAL OBJECTS ........................................................................................................................19-2OSPF AREA TABLE ..................................................................................................................................19-4AREA RANGE TABLE .................................................................................................................................19-5OSPF INTERFACE CONFIGURATION TABLES ..............................................................................................19-6

OSPF INTERFACE CONFIGURATION TABLE ..........................................................................................19-7OSPF INTERFACE 2 CONFIGURATION TABLE .....................................................................................19-10

OSPF VIRTUAL INTERFACE TABLE ..........................................................................................................19-13OSPF REDISTRIBUTION OF ROUTES TABLE .............................................................................................19-16OSPF NEIGHBOR TABLE ........................................................................................................................19-18OSPF VIRTUAL NEIGHBOR TABLE ...........................................................................................................19-21OSPF LINK-STATE DATABASE ................................................................................................................19-23OSPF LINK STATE DATABASE, EXTERNAL ...............................................................................................19-25OSPF AREA STATUS TABLE ...................................................................................................................19-26OSPF INTERFACE STATUS TABLE ...........................................................................................................19-27OSPF VIRTUAL INTERFACE STATUS TABLE .............................................................................................19-31OSPF ROUTING INFORMATION TABLE .....................................................................................................19-34SUPPORT FOR THE NETIRON XMR, NETIRON MLX AND BIGIRON RX .......................................................19-35December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. xi

IronWare MIB ReferenceCHAPTER 20BGP4 ...................................................................................................... 20-1BGP4 GENERAL VARIABLES .....................................................................................................................20-2BGP4 NETWORK TABLE ...........................................................................................................................20-7BGP4 ADDRESS FILTER TABLE .................................................................................................................20-8BGP4 AGGREGATE ADDRESS TABLE ........................................................................................................20-9BGP4 ATTRIBUTE ENTRIES TABLE ..........................................................................................................20-11BGP4 AS-PATH FILTER TABLE ...............................................................................................................20-12BGP4 COMMUNITY FILTER TABLE ...........................................................................................................20-13BGP4 ROUTE MAP FILTER TABLE ...........................................................................................................20-14BGP4 ROUTE MAP MATCH CONFIGURATION TABLE .................................................................................20-15BGP4 ROUTE MAP SET CONFIGURATION TABLE .....................................................................................20-18BGP4 REDISTRIBUTION OF ROUTES TABLE .............................................................................................20-20BGP4 ROUTES OPERATIONAL STATUS TABLE .........................................................................................20-22BGP4 NEIGHBOR GENERAL CONFIGURATION TABLE ................................................................................20-24BGP4 NEIGHBOR DISTRIBUTE GROUP TABLE ..........................................................................................20-27BGP4 NEIGHBOR FILTER GROUP TABLE .................................................................................................20-29BGP4 NEIGHBOR ROUTE MAP TABLE .....................................................................................................20-30BGP4 NEIGHBOR OPERATIONAL STATUS TABLE ......................................................................................20-31BGP4 NEIGHBOR SUMMARY TABLE ........................................................................................................20-33BGP4 CLEAR NEIGHBOR COMMAND TABLE .............................................................................................20-35BGP4 NEIGHBOR PREFIX GROUP TABLE .................................................................................................20-35SUPPORT FOR THE NETIRON XMR, NETIRON MLX AND BIGIRON RX .......................................................20-37BGP4 NEIGHBOR SUMMARY TABLE ........................................................................................................20-37

CHAPTER 21IPX .......................................................................................................... 21-1IPX GENERAL OBJECTS ............................................................................................................................21-1IPX CACHE TABLE ....................................................................................................................................21-4

IPX ROUTE TABLE .............................................................................................................................21-5IPX SERVER TABLE ...........................................................................................................................21-5IPX FORWARD FILTER TABLE .............................................................................................................21-6IPX RIP FILTER TABLE ......................................................................................................................21-8IPX SAP FILTER TABLE .....................................................................................................................21-9IPX IF FORWARD ACCESS TABLE .....................................................................................................21-10IPX IF RIP ACCESS TABLE ..............................................................................................................21-10IPX IF SAP ACCESS TABLE .............................................................................................................21-11IPX PORT ADDRESS TABLE ..............................................................................................................21-12IPX PORT COUNTERS TABLES ..........................................................................................................21-13

CHAPTER 22APPLETALK.............................................................................................. 22-1APPLETALK GENERAL GROUP ...................................................................................................................22-2APPLETALK SOCKET PRIORITY TABLE .......................................................................................................22-5APPLETALK PORT ZONE FILTER TABLE .....................................................................................................22-5xii 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

APPLETALK PORT TABLE ..........................................................................................................................22-6APPLETALK FORWARDING CACHE TABLE ...................................................................................................22-8APPLETALK ZONE TABLE ..........................................................................................................................22-9APPLETALK ADDITIONAL ZONE FILTER TABLE ............................................................................................22-9

CHAPTER 23MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING ......................................................... 23-1PSEUDO WIRE MIB ..................................................................................................................................23-1

PWTABLE ...........................................................................................................................................23-1DRAFT-IETF-PWE3-PW-MIB-11.TXT ......................................................................................................23-4VALUES THAT AFFECT SOME VLL SERVICES .......................................................................................23-7SUPPORTED OBJECTS IN DRAFT-IETF-PWE3-PW-MIB-06.TXT ................................................................23-8PROPRIETARY EXTENSION ..................................................................................................................23-9

MPLS/BGP L3 VPN MIB ........................................................................................................................23-9VPN INTERFACE CONFIGURATION TABLE ..........................................................................................23-10VRF CONFIGURATION TABLE ............................................................................................................23-10VRF ROUTE TARGET TABLE .............................................................................................................23-11VRF SECURITY TABLE .....................................................................................................................23-12VRF PERFORMANCE TABLE .............................................................................................................23-12VRF ROUTING TABLE .......................................................................................................................23-12VPLS-GENERIC-DRAFT-01 ...............................................................................................................23-13

SCALARS................................................................................................................................... 23-13VPLSCONFIGTABLE .................................................................................................................... 23-14VPLSSTATUSTABLE.................................................................................................................... 23-15VPLSPWBINDTABLE ................................................................................................................... 23-15

GENERAL MPLS OBJECTS ......................................................................................................................23-16MPLS LSP TABLE .................................................................................................................................23-16VLL END POINT TABLE ...........................................................................................................................23-18VPLS END POINT TABLE ........................................................................................................................23-20VPLS END POINT 2 TABLE .....................................................................................................................23-21IRONWARE VPLS TABLE ........................................................................................................................23-23

CHAPTER 24PACKET OVER SONET FOR THE NETIRON XMR AND NETIRON MLX........................................................... 24-1RFC 3592 SDH/SONET MIB ..................................................................................................................24-1POS MIB INFO TABLE ..............................................................................................................................24-2POS PPP GROUP ....................................................................................................................................24-4POS CHDLC GROUP ...............................................................................................................................24-5

CHAPTER 25BIDIRECTIONAL FORWARDING ................................................................... 25-1BFD SCALER OBJECTS .............................................................................................................................25-1BFD MIB SESSION TABLE ........................................................................................................................25-2BFD MIB SESSION PERFORMANCE TABLE ................................................................................................25-5BFD MIB SESSION MAPPING TABLE .........................................................................................................25-6December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. xiii

IronWare MIB ReferenceCHAPTER 26MONITORING AND LOGGING ...................................................................... 26-1USAGE NOTES ON CPU UTILIZATION AND SYSTEM CPU UTILITY TABLE .....................................................26-1CPU UTILIZATION .....................................................................................................................................26-3SYSTEM CPU UTILITY TABLE ....................................................................................................................26-4DYNAMIC MEMORY UTILIZATION ................................................................................................................26-6SYSTEM DRAM INFORMATION GROUP ......................................................................................................26-6ARP TABLES ............................................................................................................................................26-7

RARP TABLE .....................................................................................................................................26-7STATIC ARP TABLE ...........................................................................................................................26-8GLOBAL ARP STATISTICS .................................................................................................................26-10

SFLOW ...................................................................................................................................................26-10SFLOW SOURCE ...............................................................................................................................26-11SFLOW COLLECTOR .........................................................................................................................26-11

SFLOW COLLECTOR TABLE .....................................................................................................................26-12NETFLOW EXPORT .................................................................................................................................26-13

GLOBAL NETFLOW OBJECTS ............................................................................................................26-13NETFLOW EXPORT COLLECTOR TABLE .............................................................................................26-14NETFLOW EXPORT AGGREGATION TABLE .........................................................................................26-15NETFLOW EXPORT INTERFACE TABLE ...............................................................................................26-17

SYSTEM LOGGING ..................................................................................................................................26-17GLOBAL OBJECTS ............................................................................................................................26-17DYNAMIC SYSTEM LOGGING BUFFER TABLE ......................................................................................26-19STATIC SYSTEM LOGGING BUFFER TABLE .........................................................................................26-20SYSTEM LOG SERVER TABLE ...........................................................................................................26-21

CAM STATISTICS ...................................................................................................................................26-22IP CAM STATISTICS TABLE ..............................................................................................................26-22

CAM STATISTICS TABLE ............................................................................................................ 26-24CAM USAGE TABLES ..............................................................................................................................26-26

CAM PROFILE .................................................................................................................................26-27CAM USAGE FOR LAYER 3 TRAFFIC .................................................................................................26-27CAM USAGE FOR LAYER 2 TRAFFIC .................................................................................................26-29CAM USAGE SESSION TABLE ...........................................................................................................26-30CAM USAGE OTHER TABLE .............................................................................................................26-31

SYSTEM PROCESS UTILIZATION TABLE ....................................................................................................26-32OBJECTS FOR DEBUGGING ......................................................................................................................26-33SUPPORT FOR OPTICAL MONITORING ......................................................................................................26-34

CHAPTER 27OBJECTS FOR STACKING .......................................................................... 27-1GLOBAL OBJECTS FOR STACKING .............................................................................................................27-1STACKING CONFIGURATION UNIT TABLE ....................................................................................................27-2STACKING OPERATION UNIT TABLE ...........................................................................................................27-3AGENT BOARD TABLE FOR STACKING ........................................................................................................27-5CONFIGURATION MODULE TABLE FOR STACKING .....................................................................................27-10STACKING POWER SUPPLY TABLE ...........................................................................................................27-14xiv 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

STACKING FAN TABLE .............................................................................................................................27-15AGENT TEMPERATURE TABLE FOR STACKING ..........................................................................................27-16INTERFACE ID2 TO IFINDEX LOOKUP TABLE. ............................................................................................27-16INTERFACE ID2 LOOKUP TABLE ...............................................................................................................27-17

CHAPTER 28LAYER 4 SWITCH GROUP.......................................................................... 28-1ADX BARREL PROCESSOR HARDWARE STATISTICS TABLE .........................................................................28-2ADX QUEUE STATISTICS TABLE ................................................................................................................28-5ADX DMA STATISTICS TABLE ...................................................................................................................28-6BARREL PROCESSOR HARDWARE STATISTICS (JETCORE SERVERIRON) .....................................................28-8BARREL PROCESSOR SESSION STATISTICS TABLE (JETCORE SERVERIRON) ............................................28-11BARREL PROCESSOR INTER-PROCESS COMMUNICATION STATISTICS ........................................................28-12SESSION ................................................................................................................................................28-15SERVER LOAD BALANCING TRAFFIC INFORMATION ...................................................................................28-16HOT STANDBY ........................................................................................................................................28-18LAYER 4 POLICIES ..................................................................................................................................28-19

LAYER 4 POLICY TABLE ....................................................................................................................28-19LAYER 4 POLICY PORT ACCESS TABLE .............................................................................................28-21

HEALTH CHECKS ....................................................................................................................................28-22WEB CACHE SERVER OBJECTS ...............................................................................................................28-22

SERVER CACHE GROUPS .................................................................................................................28-23WEB CACHE GROUP TABLE ..............................................................................................................28-24WEB CACHE TABLE ..........................................................................................................................28-25WEB CACHE REAL SERVER PORT TABLE ..........................................................................................28-27WEB CACHE TRAFFIC STATISTICS TABLE ..........................................................................................28-28WEB UNCACHED TRAFFIC STATISTICS TABLE ....................................................................................28-30

REAL SERVER OBJECTS .........................................................................................................................28-31REAL SERVER CONFIGURATION TABLE ..............................................................................................28-31REAL SERVER PORT CONFIGURATION TABLE ....................................................................................28-32REAL SERVER STATISTICS TABLE .....................................................................................................28-34REAL SERVER PORT STATISTIC TABLE ..............................................................................................28-36

VIRTUAL SERVER OBJECTS .....................................................................................................................28-39VIRTUAL SERVER CONFIGURATION TABLE .........................................................................................28-40VIRTUAL SERVER PORT CONFIGURATION TABLE ...............................................................................28-42VIRTUAL SERVER STATISTIC TABLE ..................................................................................................28-44VIRTUAL SERVER PORT STATISTICS TABLE .......................................................................................28-46

BIND TABLE ............................................................................................................................................28-47L4 BIND TABLE ................................................................................................................................28-47L4 VIRTUAL SERVER BIND TABLE .....................................................................................................28-48

GSLB SITE REMOTE SERVERIRON CONFIGURATION TABLE .....................................................................28-49GSLB DNS ZONE INFORMATION TABLE ..................................................................................................28-51MONITOR GROUPS .................................................................................................................................28-53

REAL SERVER HISTORY CONTROL TABLE .........................................................................................28-53REAL SERVER HISTORY GROUP .......................................................................................................28-55REAL SERVER PORT HISTORY CONTROL GROUP ..............................................................................28-57December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. xv

IronWare MIB ReferenceREAL SERVER PORT HISTORY GROUP ..............................................................................................28-59VIRTUAL SERVER HISTORY CONTROL GROUP ...................................................................................28-60VIRTUAL SERVER HISTORY TABLE ....................................................................................................28-62VIRTUAL SERVER PORT HISTORY CONTROL TABLE ...........................................................................28-63VIRTUAL SERVER PORT HISTORY TABLE ...........................................................................................28-65

CHAPTER 29SECUREIRON MIB OBJECTS ..................................................................... 29-1DOS PROTECTION STATISTICS GROUP .....................................................................................................29-1DOS PROTECTION CUMULATIVE STATISTICS GROUP .................................................................................29-3SIP FILTERING STATISTICS GROUP ...........................................................................................................29-4MAC FILTERING STATISTICS GROUP .........................................................................................................29-5FIREWALL SERVER STATISTICS GROUP .....................................................................................................29-6FIREWALL STATISTICS FOR EACH LAYER 4 PORT GROUP ...........................................................................29-7FIREWALL SERVER PATH INFORMATION GROUP .........................................................................................29-9CONCURRENT CONNECTION LIMITING STATISTICS GROUP ........................................................................29-10TRANSACTION RATE LIMITING STATISTICS GROUP ...................................................................................29-11MAXIMUM CONNECTION TO DESTINATION STATISTICS GROUP ..................................................................29-12DEEP PACKET SCAN STATISTICS GROUP .................................................................................................29-13

CHAPTER 30WIRELESS FEATURES ............................................................................... 30-1GENERAL MIB OBJECTS ...........................................................................................................................30-1WIFI INTERFACE TABLE ............................................................................................................................30-2ROAMING PEER TABLE .............................................................................................................................30-3ACCESS POINT AUTOMATIC DISCOVERY AND CONFIGURATION TABLE .........................................................30-3VPN PASSTHROUGH SERVER TABLE .........................................................................................................30-4VPN PASSTHROUGH FILTER TABLE ...........................................................................................................30-5VPN PASSTHROUGH POLICY TABLE ..........................................................................................................30-6

CHAPTER 31TRAPS AND OBJECTS TO ENABLE TRAPS.................................................. 31-1OBJECTS TO ENABLE OR DISABLE STANDARD TRAPS .................................................................................31-1OBJECTS FOR IRONWARE TRAPS ..............................................................................................................31-2

TRAP INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................31-2TRAP RECEIVER TABLE (IPV4) ...........................................................................................................31-3TRAP RECEIVER TABLE (FASTIRON X SERIES IPV6 DEVICES) ..............................................................31-4GENERAL CHASSIS AND AGENT TRAPS ...............................................................................................31-5ENABLE VRRP TRAPS .......................................................................................................................31-7ENABLE FSRP TRAPS ........................................................................................................................31-7ENABLE VSRP TRAPS .......................................................................................................................31-7ENABLE OSPF TRAP OBJECTS ...........................................................................................................31-8ENABLE SWITCH GROUP TRAPS .........................................................................................................31-9OBJECTS TO ENABLE LAYER 4 TRAPS .................................................................................................31-9

STANDARD TRAPS ..................................................................................................................................31-12xvi 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. December 2009

SYSTEM STATUS TRAPS ...................................................................................................................31-12TRAPS FOR SPANNING TREE PROTOCOL ...........................................................................................31-13TRAPS FOR ALARMS .........................................................................................................................31-13PW TRAPS ......................................................................................................................................31-14MPLS L3VPN TRAPS ......................................................................................................................31-15

IRONWARE TRAPS ..................................................................................................................................31-15GENERAL TRAPS ..............................................................................................................................31-16GENERAL TRAPS FOR THE NETIRON XMR AND NETIRON MLX ..........................................................31-23TRAPS FOR OPTICS ..........................................................................................................................31-27TRAPS FOR TRAFFIC MANAGER ........................................................................................................31-29PACKET OVER SONET TRAPS .........................................................................................................31-31MAC-BASED VLAN TRAPS ..............................................................................................................31-32VRRP TRAP ....................................................................................................................................31-32FSRP TRAP ....................................................................................................................................31-32VSRP TRAPS ..................................................................................................................................31-33 OSPF TRAPS .................................................................................................................................31-33LAYER 4 TRAPS ...............................................................................................................................31-39ICMP TRAPS ...................................................................................................................................31-43TCP TRAP .......................................................................................................................................31-43BGP TRAPS ....................................................................................................................................31-44PORT SECURITY TRAPS ....................................................................................................................31-45MRP TRAPS ....................................................................................................................................31-45MPLS NOTIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................................31-46MPLS LSP NOTIFICATION ................................................................................................................31-46TRAPS FOR CAM OVERFLOW ...........................................................................................................31-48TRAPS FOR BIDIRECTIONAL FORWARDING (BFD) ..............................................................................31-48TRAPS FOR WIRELESS FEATURES .....................................................................................................31-50

WIRELESS FEATURE TRAPS ....................................................................................................... 31-50WIRELESS MOBILITY TRAPS ....................................................................................................... 31-51ADC TRAP................................................................................................................................ 31-52AUTOMATIC PORT DISABLEMENT TRAPS..................................................................................... 31-52

SNMP TRAPS FOR RSVP-SIGNALED LSP STATE ..............................................................................31-52UDLD TRAPS ..................................................................................................................................31-53BPDU GUARD AND ROOT GUARD TRAPS .........................................................................................31-53TRAPS FOR OPTICS ..........................................................................................................................31-55TRAPS FOR STACKING ......................................................................................................................31-58TRAP SPECIFIC TO FWS ..................................................................................................................31-60

EXAMPLES ..............................................................................................................................................31-60RMON EVENT TRAPS ......................................................................................................................31-60

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How to Get Help or Report ErrorsBrocade is committed to ensuring that your investment in our products remains cost-effective. If you need assistance or find errors in the manuals, contact Brocade using one of the following options. Chapter 1Getting Started

This guide describes the objects supported in the IronWare Management Information Base (MIB) on Brocade devices except for the EdgeIron devices and IronPoint access points. A MIB is a database of objects that can be used by network management systems to monitor devices on the network. It contains the definitions of the object properties within a managed device. Each managed device keeps a database of values for each of the definitions in the MIB.

AudienceThis manual is designed for network administrators with a working knowledge of the following: Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching and routing Layer 4 to 7 networking If you are using a Layer 3 Switch, you should be familiar with the following protocols if applicable to your network: IP, RIP, OSPF, BGP4, IGMP, PIM, DVMRP, IPX, AppleTalk, FSRP, and VRRP.

NomenclatureThis guide uses the following typographical conventions to show information:

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BigIron 4000/8000/15000 Chassis devices with IronCore or JetCore management modules NetIron 4802 Stackable device

FastIron 4802 Stackable device IronWare software release 09.0.00 and later for the NetIron 4802

IronWare software releases 03.0.00 and later for the following products:December 2009 2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. 2-1

FastIron Edge Switch (FES) 2402, FES 4802, FES 9604, and FES 12GCF FES Power Over Ethernet (POE) series FastIron GS (FGS), FastIron LS (FLS), FastIron GS Stack (FGS-STK), and FastIron LS Stack (FLS-STK)

switches

IronWare software release 01.0.00 and later for the FastIron Edge Switch X Series (FESX), FastIron SuperX (FSX), and FastIron SX 800 and 1600.

Terathon IronWare software releases 01.0.00 through 03.2.00. These releases apply to the following products:Chapter 2Overview of the IronWare MIB

The Management Information Base (MIB) is a database of objects that can be used by a network management system to manage and monitor devices on the network. The MIB can be retrieved by a network management system that uses Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). The MIB structure determines the scope of management access allowed by a device. By using SNMP, a manager application can issue read or write operations within the scope of the MIB.

This document has been updated to reflect the MIBs supported up to the following software releases: Enterprise IronWare software releases 07.6.04 and later. These releases apply to the following products:

NetIron 400/800/1500 Chassis devices with IronCore or JetCore management modules BigIron 4000/8000/15000 Chassis devices with IronCore or JetCore management modules FastIron II, FastIron II Plus, and FastIron III with M2 or higher management modules FastIron 400/800/1500 Chassis devices with JetCore modules

FastIron 4802 Stackable device Service Provider IronWare software releases 09.1.00 and later. These releases apply to the following

products:

NetIron 400/800/1500 Chassis devices with IronCore or JetCore management modules

IronWare MIB Reference BigIron MG8 NetIron MG8 NetIron IMR 640

BigIron RX Series RX-4, RX-8, RX-16,