GUDEADS-ETS-MIB

Description: Gude ETS MIB for managing Ethernet terminal servers with power control and sensor integration.

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GUDEADS-ETS-MIB is a Gude Analog- und Digitalsysteme proprietary MIB for its Ethernet Terminal Server (ETS) product line, remote-access serial-console/power-control devices used to manage other equipment in a data center or remote site. It exposes trap-destination configuration (IP/port for SNMP trap receivers), power-source status/selection (primary and secondary power availability and manual power-source selection), and SNMP access control settings. This is directly a hardware-status MIB for power monitoring: etsPrimPowAvail and etsSecPowAvail report whether primary and secondary (redundant) power feeds are currently present, and etsPowerSelect/etsSecManualSelect reveal which power source is active or has been manually forced, letting an operator detect a primary power loss (failover to secondary) at a remote site before it becomes a full outage. It has no stated dependency on other MIBs; the trap configuration works with standard SNMP trap delivery mechanisms. Typical deployment context is a Gude ETS remote console/power-switch unit installed in a rack at a remote or unmanned site, giving out-of-band access and dual-power monitoring for critical equipment. Engineers can download the GUDEADS-ETS-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An operator would poll etsPrimPowAvail and etsSecPowAvail on a remote Gude ETS unit to confirm both power feeds are present, and check etsPowerSelect to see which source is actively feeding the unit — a change to the secondary source when etsSecManualSelect wasn't intentionally set indicates a primary power failure at that site. etsTrapIPTable/etsTrapIPEntry, keyed by etsTrapIPIndex with etsTrapIPAddr and etsTrapIPPort, would be checked to confirm alerts like a power-loss trap are configured to reach the correct NMS. etsSNMPaccess confirms whether SNMP management access itself is currently enabled on the device, relevant when troubleshooting a device that has stopped responding to polls.

Monitors power supply and environmental events for Gude Analog- und Digitalsysteme ETS devices.