CROSSBEAM-SYSTEMS-MIB

Manages Crossbeam Systems network security platform providing chassis, module, and application blade monitoring.

CROSSBEAM-SYSTEMS-MIB is Crossbeam Systems' enterprise MIB defining product ID registrations and management structure for its X-Series network security platforms (chassis-based systems running multiple security applications on blade modules, part of the XOS operating environment). It establishes the OID tree for chassis, application blade, and management components, along with a notifications (traps) branch for asynchronous event reporting. Its monitoring value centers on hardware and platform status: identifying which blade/module products (such as the X40) are installed in a chassis, and receiving trap notifications about chassis, module, or application blade state changes, giving operators visibility into the health of the security platform's hardware components. It depends on Crossbeam's own product identification scheme (cbsProducts) referenced by other XOS management modules, and traps are delivered via standard SNMP notification mechanisms. It is deployed in data centers and network security perimeters running Crossbeam X-Series chassis hosting firewall, IPS, or other security service blades. The CROSSBEAM-SYSTEMS-MIB MIB is typically referenced by name when configuring an NMS to recognize Crossbeam-specific traps and product identifiers alongside standard SNMP notification handling.

An operator would check cbsProducts/cbsMgmt to identify which Crossbeam product models -- such as the cbsX40 chassis -- are present and being managed, and subscribe to cbsTraps to receive asynchronous notifications when a chassis, blade, or application module changes state (e.g., a blade going offline). Because sample_objects here are largely top-level registration nodes (crossbeamSystems, cbsProducts, cbsMgmt, cbsMIBs, cbsTraps), specific blade-level performance counters are implied by the module's stated purpose rather than directly enumerated in the provided objects.

Vendor-private MIB from Crossbeam Systems (acquired by Procera Networks) that defines managed objects for Session Border Controller and VoIP/IMS platform management.