CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-ORG-MIB

Description: Organizational hierarchy and policy-resolution tree for Cisco UCS tenants, sub-orgs, and multi-tenant resource partitioning

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CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-ORG-MIB is a Cisco UCS management-model MIB representing the organizational hierarchy and policy-resolution tree used for multi-tenant resource partitioning -- tenants, sub-organizations, and their nested structure within a UCS domain. It exposes configuration/inventory data such as organization name, hierarchy level, permitted access, and policy-source masks rather than performance counters. Its monitoring relevance is primarily configuration/software status: confirming the org tree structure (cucsOrgOrgLevel, cucsOrgOrgName) matches the intended multi-tenant design, and that policy resolution/source masks are correctly scoped so tenants only see or inherit the policies they should. It is entirely dependent on the broader UCS object and policy model, since org entries reference policies and resources defined elsewhere in UCS Manager. It is deployed in multi-tenant Cisco UCS Manager domains, such as service-provider or large enterprise data centers partitioning UCS resources across business units or customers, and administrators typically open the CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-ORG-MIB MIB Browser view to review the organizational hierarchy directly.

An administrator would poll cucsOrgOrgTable/cucsOrgOrgEntry, reading cucsOrgOrgName and cucsOrgOrgLevel to verify the tenant/sub-org hierarchy matches the designed structure, and cucsOrgOrgPermAccess to confirm access permissions are scoped correctly for a given org. Reviewing cucsOrgSourceMaskTable/cucsOrgSourceMaskEntry helps verify which policies a sub-organization inherits from its parent versus defines locally. An unexpected cucsOrgOrgFltAggr (fault aggregation) value at a given org level could indicate faults from a sub-tenant are not properly rolling up to the parent for visibility.

Represents Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) organizational hierarchy and managed objects for fabric interconnect administration.