Dell-VRTX-MIB

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Organization: Dell

Last Updated: 2007-01-02

Category: Domain: Power Management, Domain: Server Hardware, Vendor: Dell

Description: Root MIB for Dell VRTX converged infrastructure providing chassis and system management objects.

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What Is Dell-VRTX-MIB?

Dell-VRTX-MIB is the root private MIB for the Dell PowerEdge VRTX converged infrastructure platform, a shared-infrastructure chassis that houses multiple blade servers alongside shared storage, power, and cooling. The sample objects visible here (rndMng, rndDeviceParams, rndBootP, ipSpec, rsTunning, rndApplications) are structural branch nodes defining management, device-parameter, network-boot, IP-configuration, and application sub-trees rather than leaf-level data points, indicating this module primarily establishes the OID hierarchy that VRTX's Chassis Management Controller (CMC) uses. Administrators browsing the Dell-VRTX-MIB OID tree in a MIB browser can see how these branches are organized before drilling into the companion CMC modules for actual power, fan, and temperature health data. In a full VRTX MIB deployment, objects under these branches (and in companion MIBs) are used to monitor chassis-level hardware and software status — including CMC network configuration (BootP/IP settings), device parameters, and application-level state — though the specific health objects for power supplies, fans, and temperature sensors are typically defined in adjoining Dell CMC MIB modules rather than this root. It draws on Dell's broader private enterprise MIB conventions and, indirectly, on IETF concepts like BootP for network boot configuration. It is deployed in data centers using Dell VRTX chassis for consolidated compute/storage/networking in space-constrained environments such as branch offices or edge sites.

IPNetwork Monitor allows you to monitor SNMP objects defined in Dell-VRTX-MIB. Use the built-in SNMP Monitoring Browser to explore available variables, view their current values and descriptions, and select the objects you want to monitor. You can then create SNMP monitors, configure thresholds, and receive alerts when monitored values change.

Supported Devices

  • Dell PowerEdge VRTX converged infrastructure chassis

Monitoring Examples

Because rndMng, rndDeviceParams, rndBootP, ipSpec, rsTunning, and rndApplications are OID branch/registration nodes rather than fully-defined tables, this module mainly establishes structure rather than exposing pollable counters directly; an admin would use the rndBootP and ipSpec branches to check the CMC's network boot and IP configuration state, and rndDeviceParams to inspect general device parameter settings. Deeper hardware health data (power supply status, fan speed, temperature) would be found in companion Dell VRTX CMC MIBs that hang off this root rather than in the sample objects shown here.

What Can Be Monitored

  • chassis management controller (CMC) network/BootP configuration
  • IP configuration settings
  • device parameter settings
  • application-level configuration state
Imported Objects

From SNMPv2-SMI

enterprises
OIDs

RFC description

Vendor-private MIB for Dell VRTX (Virtual Rack Technology) modular computing platform, managing enclosure components and power.

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