EATON-GENESIS-II-MIB

Description: Eaton Genesis II UPS MIB for monitoring and managing Eaton Genesis II uninterruptible power supply systems.

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EATON-GENESIS-II-MIB is a private Eaton MIB for the Genesis II family of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) network management cards, used to monitor and manage UPS systems protecting critical IT and telecom equipment. It exposes product identification data (name, version, MAC/IP address) alongside electrical measurement objects, notably per-phase/per-leg current readings in deci-amps across multiple current-transformer channels. This is fundamentally a power/environmental hardware monitoring MIB: administrators use it to track load current on each monitored circuit tap, detect overload conditions, and confirm the management card's firmware/product version and network identity, which is critical for early warning of UPS overload or impending power failure. No specific dependency on other standard MIBs is evident, as it appears to be a self-contained proprietary card MIB rather than an extension of the standard UPS-MIB. It is typically deployed on Eaton Genesis II UPS network cards installed in data centers or telecom equipment rooms to provide SNMP-based power monitoring. Engineers can download the EATON-GENESIS-II-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would poll intDeciAmpsCT1 through intDeciAmpsCT7 to track current draw (in tenths of an amp) across each monitored current-transformer channel, watching for a channel trending toward its rated capacity as a sign of overload risk. productName, productVersion, and productMAC/productIP would be read to confirm which UPS card and firmware is deployed and its network address for inventory purposes. A sustained rise in one CT channel's deci-amp reading relative to the others could indicate an unbalanced load or a failing branch circuit on the protected equipment.

Monitors power consumption and current readings from Eaton Genesis II power management devices.