EXTREME-UPM-MIB

Description: Extreme Networks' Universal Port Manager (UPM) MIB, covering event-driven scripting and automated port configuration profiles.

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EXTREME-UPM-MIB is an Extreme Networks MIB for Universal Port Manager (UPM), a feature that runs event-triggered scripts to automatically reconfigure switch ports, such as applying a profile when a device is detected on a port. It exposes objects describing configured profiles (upmProfileName, upmProfileExecVars), execution instances (upmExecutionId, upmExecutionStatus), the triggering event type (upmEventType) and target port (upmPort), plus timer objects (upmTimerName) and a notification trap (upmNotificationTrap) for execution events. Its monitoring value centers on automation/software-status visibility rather than physical hardware sensors: administrators track whether UPM script executions succeeded or failed, which port and event triggered them, and receive traps when executions complete, catching failed automated provisioning such as a port profile that didn't apply. It depends on the switch's underlying port/interface indexing to associate executions with physical ports. It is deployed on Extreme Networks switches using UPM for dynamic, event-driven port configuration such as auto-provisioning VoIP phones or IoT devices. Engineers can download the EXTREME-UPM-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would poll upmExecutionStatus for a given upmExecutionId to confirm a UPM script tied to upmProfileName completed successfully after upmEventType fired on upmPort, and would receive upmNotificationTrap on completion or failure. A stuck or failed execution status on a specific port indicates the automated profile push isn't applying, prompting review of upmProfileExecVars for that profile. upmTimerName objects would be checked if the profile includes a scheduled/delayed action that isn't firing as expected.

Extreme Networks MIB for Universal Port Manager (UPM), managing event-driven scripting and automated port configuration profiles.