EXTREME-VC-MIB

Description: Extreme Networks MIB for Virtual Chassis management, covering chassis virtualization topology and inter-module connectivity.

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EXTREME-VC-MIB is an Extreme Networks enterprise MIB covering Virtual Chassis (VC) technology, which lets multiple physical Extreme switches operate and be managed as a single logical chassis. It exposes topology and inter-module connectivity data — which physical switches belong to the virtual chassis, their role/priority, and the health of the interconnect links binding them together — falling into the configuration/topology and fault categories. Its monitoring emphasis is on the software/hardware coordination status of the stack: confirming all expected member switches are present and synchronized in the virtual chassis, and that inter-switch links are up, since a split or degraded virtual chassis can silently reduce redundancy or cause a stack-wide outage. It builds on Extreme's standard chassis/interface MIBs since virtual chassis members map onto physical unit and port identifiers. It's deployed wherever Extreme Networks switches are stacked into a Virtual Chassis for simplified management and redundancy, and administrators can download the EXTREME-VC-MIB file to load it into their MIB browser.

No specific object or table names were provided in the source metadata for this module, so a concrete polling example can't be grounded in real identifiers; in general terms, an operator would check this module's per-member and interconnect-link status objects to confirm all switches expected to belong to the Virtual Chassis are present and the stacking links between them are up, since a missing member or down interconnect link would indicate a partial stack failure.

Extreme Virtual Chassis link and neighbor information for SummitLink ports on Extreme Networks switches.