CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-DOMAIN-MIB

Description: MIB for UCS domain-level feature and functional state management on Cisco UCS, tracking which chassis and compute domain features are enabled and their current operational states

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CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-DOMAIN-MIB is part of Cisco's Unified Computing System (UCS) MIB family, modeling the "DOMAIN" management information package that tracks which chassis/domain-level features are enabled on a UCS fabric and their functional state. It exposes tables of chassis features, each with a distinguished name (Dn), relative name (Rn), fault aggregation summary, functional state, feature name/type, and a nested container table for feature-related sub-objects. This MIB is explicitly for monitoring the software/hardware feature status of a UCS domain -- e.g. confirming whether a given chassis feature is enabled and its functional/operational state, and rolling up associated fault aggregation. It is part of the broader CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-* MIB suite and depends on shared UCS management-information-model conventions (instance IDs, Dn/Rn naming) used across that family. Typical deployment is on Cisco UCS Manager-managed fabric interconnects/chassis domains in Cisco UCS data center compute environments. Engineers can download the CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-DOMAIN-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An operator would poll cucsDomainChassisFeatureTable, using cucsDomainChassisFeatureDn to identify a specific chassis and feature, then check cucsDomainChassisFeatureFunctionalState to see if that feature is operational, degraded, or disabled. The cucsDomainChassisFeatureFltAggr object aggregates fault severity for that feature, so a non-normal value alongside a degraded functional state would flag a chassis-level feature problem needing attention. The nested cucsDomainChassisFeatureContTable provides finer-grained sub-objects (via cucsDomainChassisFeatureContEntry/InstanceId) for features with multiple contained components.

Vendor-private Cisco MIB for managing Unified Computing System (UCS) domain objects, configurations, and operational settings in enterprise data centers.