CISCO-FIREPOWER-EPQOS-MIB

Description: Provides management objects for endpoint quality-of-service policy configuration on Cisco UCS/Firepower platform vNICs and adapters.

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CISCO-FIREPOWER-EPQOS-MIB is part of the Cisco UCS/Firepower model-based MIB family covering endpoint quality-of-service (QoS) policy definitions applied to virtual NICs and adapters. It exposes the QoS policy definitions themselves along with finite-state-machine (FSM) progress fields that track the provisioning of a QoS policy onto hardware, including any remote invocation errors encountered during that provisioning. This makes it useful for monitoring the software/configuration status of QoS rollout, specifically whether a QoS policy has been successfully applied to an adapter or is stuck/failed mid-provisioning. Like sibling Firepower MIBs, it follows the common Dn/Rn/InstanceId object model of Cisco's UCS Manager information model rather than depending on an external standard. It is deployed on Cisco UCS/Firepower fabric interconnects and adapter hardware where QoS policies are pushed to vNICs as part of service profile association. Engineers can download the CISCO-FIREPOWER-EPQOS-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

Polling cfprEpqosDefinitionTable/cfprEpqosDefinitionEntry, an admin can check cfprEpqosDefinitionFsmProgr and cfprEpqosDefinitionFsmPrev to see whether a QoS policy push is progressing normally, and inspect cfprEpqosDefinitionFsmRmtInvErrCode/cfprEpqosDefinitionFsmRmtInvErrDescr to diagnose a failed remote invocation that left an adapter without the intended QoS treatment.

Manages Endpoint QoS policies and traffic classification on Cisco Firepower security appliances.