H3C-DHCPSNOOP-MIB

Description: H3C MIB for DHCP snooping configuration, maintaining binding tables to prevent rogue DHCP server attacks.

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H3C-DHCPSNOOP-MIB is an H3C private-enterprise MIB for DHCP Snooping, a Layer 2 security feature that inspects DHCP traffic on untrusted ports and builds a binding table of legitimate IP-to-MAC-to-port leases to block rogue DHCP servers and DHCP-based spoofing attacks. It is expected to expose snooping profile/policy configuration per VLAN or interface along with a table of learned DHCP bindings. Its monitoring focus is security/fault detection rather than hardware health: an operator checks whether snooping is enabled where expected and inspects the binding table for anomalies suggesting an attack or misconfigured trust setting. It naturally complements H3C-DHCPRELAY-MIB and standard bridge/VLAN management concepts, since bindings are indexed by port and VLAN. Deployment context is H3C access-layer switches in enterprise/campus networks protecting against DHCP spoofing and rogue-server attacks, and administrators can download the H3C-DHCPSNOOP-MIB file to load it directly into their MIB browser.

This excerpt lists no object or table names beyond the brief description 'the DHCP Snooping profile', so a concrete polling scenario cannot be grounded in confirmed identifiers from the source. In a real deployment, an administrator would typically poll a per-VLAN/interface enable flag and a DHCP binding table to detect an unauthorized DHCP server responding to client requests, but none of these object names are verified here.

H3C vendor-specific MIB for DHCP Snooping feature management, detecting unauthorized DHCP servers on networks.