CISCO-IP-UPLINK-REDIRECT-MIB

Description: Manages IP uplink traffic redirection policies for service insertion and traffic steering.

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CISCO-IP-UPLINK-REDIRECT-MIB is a small Cisco enterprise MIB (ciscoMgmt 191) for configuring and monitoring the IP Uplink Redirect feature on Cisco Layer 3 switches such as the Catalyst 2948G-L3, a feature that switches traffic between Fast Ethernet interfaces through a Gigabit Ethernet uplink so ACLs applied on that uplink can filter the redirected traffic. It exposes just two scalar objects: ciurStartupStatus (a read-write TruthValue controlling whether the feature is enabled after the next reboot) and ciurOperStatus (a read-only TruthValue reporting whether it is currently operational). The MIB defines no notifications, making it purely a configuration/state-check MIB rather than a statistics MIB. It depends on SNMPv2-SMI, SNMPv2-CONF, and SNMPv2-TC for its base types and on CISCO-SMI for its ciscoMgmt OID placement. Network engineers searching for a CISCO-IP-UPLINK-REDIRECT-MIB download can pull the module into their MIB browser to confirm whether uplink redirection is both configured and actually active after a switch reboot.

An operator polls ciurOperStatus to confirm IP Uplink Redirect is actually running on a Catalyst 2948G-L3 after enabling ciurStartupStatus and rebooting; ciurOperStatus remaining false despite ciurStartupStatus being true would indicate the feature failed to activate, leaving ACLs on the Gigabit uplink unable to filter inter-Fast-Ethernet traffic.

Configuration and monitoring of Cisco IP Uplink Redirect feature that switches traffic between Fast Ethernet interfaces through Gigabit Ethernet with filtering.