HH3C-DHCPR-MIB

Description: Manages DHCP relay agent configuration including server addresses and relay statistics on H3C devices.

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HH3C-DHCPR-MIB is an H3C enterprise MIB for managing the DHCP relay agent function on H3C switches/routers, covering configured relay server addresses and relay statistics per its module description. As a relay-agent MIB it would typically expose configuration objects (relay server IP lists per interface/VLAN) and counters for relayed DHCP packets, representing software configuration and traffic-forwarding health rather than physical hardware. Monitoring such a MIB centers on confirming DHCP relay operates correctly — server reachability and forwarding counts — rather than device sensors. It complements the standard DHCP (RFC 2131) and BOOTP relay concepts, layered on H3C's own object tree. It would be deployed on H3C access/aggregation switches acting as DHCP relay agents for downstream client VLANs; no object names were provided in the source data, so specifics cannot be confirmed. Engineers can download the HH3C-DHCPR-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were provided for this MIB, so a concrete scenario using real object names cannot be constructed. Based on the description, an admin would typically poll DHCP relay statistics to confirm requests are being forwarded correctly to configured DHCP servers.

H3C/3COM DHCP Relay MIB that describes managed objects for configuring and monitoring DHCP relay functionality on H3C network devices.