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Category: Network Interfaces, Vendor: Broadcom
Description: Monitors Broadcom BASP NIC teaming performance counters, including per-team and per-port throughput statistics.
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What Is BASP-Statistics-MIB?
BASP-Statistics-MIB is a Broadcom-specific module for the Broadcom Advanced Server Program (BASP) NIC teaming software used on servers with multiple Broadcom network adapters. Based on its name and vendor context, it is expected to expose performance counters for teamed network interfaces, including aggregate and per-member-port throughput, error, and link-status statistics. Monitoring would focus on both software (teaming driver state, load-balancing behavior) and hardware (physical port link status) aspects of a NIC team, since a failed or unbalanced team member directly affects server network availability. It would likely depend on the standard IF-MIB for the underlying physical interface counters that BASP aggregates into team-level statistics. It is deployed on Windows or Linux servers with Broadcom NICs configured into a team for redundancy or load balancing, typically in data center environments. Engineers can download the BASP-Statistics-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- servers with Broadcom NICs configured in a team
Monitoring Examples
No module description or sample_objects were available for this MIB in the provided data, so no specific object or table names can be honestly cited. In general, a NIC-teaming statistics MIB of this kind would let an admin compare per-port throughput within a team to detect an unbalanced or failed team member, but this cannot be grounded in real OIDs here.
Imported Objects
OIDs
RFC description
Broadcom Advanced Server Statistics MIB for load balancing and VLAN statistics on Broadcom network adapters.
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