DHCPv6-RELAY-MGMT-MIB

Description: DHCPv6 relay agent management MIB providing objects to configure IPv6 DHCP relay policies and monitor relay operation.

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This is a private enterprise MIB (vendor not identified in the available source) providing management objects for a DHCPv6 relay agent running on a router or Layer 3 switch, the IPv6 counterpart to a DHCPv4 relay agent MIB. It exposes IPv6 DHCP relay policy configuration and objects for monitoring relay operation. As a monitoring module its value is confirming that IPv6 client requests are being correctly relayed toward the configured DHCPv6 server, and that relay operation counters/status reflect ongoing activity rather than a silently broken relay path. It builds on standard DHCPv6 relay concepts (RFC 3315) implemented as a vendor-specific management extension. It is deployed on dual-stack or IPv6 routers/switches that relay DHCPv6 requests across subnet boundaries, and network engineers configuring this feature typically start with a DHCPv6-RELAY-MGMT-MIB download to load its objects into their SNMP tooling.

No specific object or table names were included in the source excerpt for this module; based on its description, an administrator would poll IPv6 relay policy/configuration objects to confirm the correct DHCPv6 server address is targeted for a given interface, and relay operation status/counters to verify requests are actually being forwarded -- a policy pointing at the wrong server address would typically manifest as IPv6 clients failing to obtain an address while the relay itself appears up.

DHCPv6 relay agent management for D-Link devices, controlling relay function and hop count limits.