DEVSERVER-MIB

Description: Manages server role configuration and service parameters for network device management servers.

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DEVSERVER-MIB is a vendor-specific MIB defining server-role configuration for the BSU/SU (Base Station Unit / Subscriber Unit) wireless broadband product family, covering which external servers the device relies on for provisioning and operations. It exposes configuration objects for TFTP, DHCP, time (NTP-like), syslog, and SMTP server addresses, plus DHCP lease expiration tracking. Its monitoring relevance is largely configuration-status: confirming aniDevDhcpLeaseExpiration to anticipate IP address renewal, and verifying that syslog and time server addresses are correctly set so that other software-status signals (like logs and timestamps) remain trustworthy across the fleet. It has no explicit dependency on other standard MIBs based on the available description, functioning as a vendor-specific configuration store rather than an implementation of a standard provisioning MIB. It is typically deployed on BSU/SU wireless units that rely on centralized TFTP-based firmware/config provisioning and centralized logging/time infrastructure, and administrators can consult the DEVSERVER-MIB guide when configuring these provisioning servers.

An administrator would check aniDevDhcpServer and aniDevSuDhcpServer to confirm which DHCP server a base station or subscriber unit is bound to, and monitor aniDevDhcpLeaseExpiration to anticipate when a lease renewal is due and flag units at risk of losing their address. aniDevTftpServer identifies the server units will contact for firmware or configuration downloads, so an incorrect value here would explain a failed firmware push. aniDevSyslogServer and aniDevTimeServer configuration would be verified to ensure a unit's logs are being centrally captured with accurate timestamps for troubleshooting.

Development/server management MIB; monitors server hardware components (CPU, memory, disk) and basic system operational status.