DKT-GE-MIB

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Organization: DKT A/S

Last Updated: 2009-01-14

Category: Vendor: DKT

Description: DKT Gigabit Ethernet MIB providing management objects for 1000 Mbps interface configuration and performance monitoring.

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What Is DKT-GE-MIB?

DKT-GE-MIB is a vendor MIB (DKT) for Gigabit Ethernet switching hardware, providing management objects for switch engine configuration including VLAN and address table management as well as CPU port control. It exposes objects for VLAN creation/deletion (VTU), unicast/multicast address table maintenance (ATU), IGMP snooping, and CPU port speed/negotiation settings. Its monitoring and management value lies in confirming the software-level switching configuration -- VLAN table state, IGMP snooping status, and CPU port negotiation/speed -- which reflects the operational health of the switch engine rather than exposing sensors like temperature or fan speed. No explicit standard-MIB dependency is indicated, suggesting this is a largely self-contained proprietary switch-engine MIB, though it parallels concepts found in standard bridge/VLAN MIBs. It is typically deployed in Gigabit Ethernet switches where operators need low-level visibility into VLAN table (VTU) and address table (ATU) state and CPU port behavior. Engineers can download the DKT-GE-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

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Supported Devices

  • Gigabit Ethernet switch (DKT)

Monitoring Examples

An administrator would use geVTU-related objects alongside geVLANCreate and geVLANDelete to confirm which VLANs are currently instantiated in the switch's VLAN Table Unit, and geClearVTU to reset that table if entries become inconsistent. geIGMPSnooping can be polled to verify multicast snooping is enabled, and geATU with geUnicastDelete/geMulticastDelete lets an administrator inspect and clear stale address table entries causing flooding. geCPUPortAutoNegotiation and geCPUPortSpeedMode reveal whether the switch's internal CPU management port has negotiated the expected speed and duplex, and geDumpPIRLBuckets can be used to inspect rate-limiting bucket state for troubleshooting traffic policing.

What Can Be Monitored

  • VLAN table (VTU) entries
  • IGMP snooping status
  • unicast/multicast address table entries
  • CPU port auto-negotiation and speed
  • rate-limiting bucket state
Imported Objects

From DKT-MIB

dktMODULE-IDENTITY

From SNMPv2-CONF

OBJECT-GROUP

From SNMPv2-SMI

Counter32
Integer32
IpAddress
MODULE-IDENTITY
OBJECT-TYPE
OIDs

RFC description

Vendor-specific MIB for DKT gigabit ethernet devices or modules, providing monitoring of port statistics, link status, traffic metrics, and physical interface parameters.

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