CISCOSB-FINDIT

Description: Manages Cisco Small Business Find-It neighbor device discovery for network topology visualization.

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CISCOSB-FINDIT is a Cisco Small Business private MIB supporting the FindIT network discovery agent, which discovers and reports neighboring Cisco SMB devices to build a topology view for a central FindIT Network Manager. It exposes objects for the agent's operational state, discovered neighbor table entries, and the manager connection settings (address, port, credentials). Its monitoring value centers on software/service status—whether the FindIT agent process is enabled and running, plus configuration/fault visibility into whether it can reach its manager, rather than hardware metrics. It depends on network reachability to a FindIT Network Manager application and Cisco's proprietary discovery protocol rather than IETF standards. It is deployed across small-business networks of Cisco switches/routers/access points that are centrally managed via the Cisco FindIT Network Manager tool. Engineers can download the CISCOSB-FINDIT file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would check rlFinditState and rlFinditOperState to confirm the FindIT discovery agent is administratively enabled and operationally running, then inspect rlFinditTable/rlFinditTableEntry to see discovered neighboring devices and their organization/network grouping via rlFinditOrganization and rlFinditNetwork. If rlFinditInetAddress or rlFinditManagerPort is misconfigured, the device would fail to register with the central FindIT manager, which would show up as a stale or empty discovery table.

Cisco Small Business proprietary MIB root identifier for managing Cisco Small Business switches and network devices, including product rebranded from the Linksys acquisition.