CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-SECURITY-MIB

Description: MIB for security unit management in Cisco UCS, covering security hardware presence, operability, and power state on UCS servers and chassis

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CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-SECURITY-MIB is part of the Cisco UCS Manager MIB suite and covers security unit hardware -- physical security/trust modules installed in UCS servers or chassis -- reporting their presence, model, part number, location, and operational state. It exposes hardware inventory and health objects including operState, operability, and operQualifierReason, which together describe whether the unit is functioning normally or has a fault condition. This is a hardware-status MIB used to monitor whether a security hardware component is present, powered, and operable, flagging degraded or failed units that could affect platform trust/attestation features. It shares the general UCS equipment-inventory object model used by other hardware MIBs (memory, power, fan). It is deployed for hardware health monitoring in UCS environments where hardware-based security/trust features are enabled, and administrators rely on the CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-SECURITY-MIB MIB to track that health.

cucsSecurityUnitTable/cucsSecurityUnitEntry exposes cucsSecurityUnitOperState, cucsSecurityUnitOperability, and cucsSecurityUnitOperQualifierReason, letting an admin see at a glance whether a server's security hardware unit is operable or has entered a fault state. cucsSecurityUnitModel and cucsSecurityUnitPartNumber help identify the exact component so a failed unit can be matched to a replacement part.

Cisco UCS Manager MIB module that exposes security-related management objects for Cisco Unified Computing System devices, enabling read-only SNMP access to security configuration and status.