HH3C-LswDHCP-MIB

Description: Manages DHCP snooping and relay agent configuration on H3C Layer 2 switch platforms.

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HH3C-LswDHCP-MIB is an H3C enterprise MIB for managing DHCP snooping and DHCP relay agent functionality on H3C Layer 2 switch platforms. It is intended to expose configuration and operational data related to trusted/untrusted port designation for DHCP snooping and relay-agent forwarding behavior, though the source module description and sample objects were not available for this entry. Its monitoring role, based on its stated purpose, is to help confirm DHCP snooping is correctly enforced (blocking rogue DHCP servers on untrusted ports) and that DHCP relay is successfully forwarding client requests, a software/configuration-status concern rather than a hardware-health one. It likely complements or extends concepts found in vendor-neutral DHCP relay MIBs, since DHCP snooping/relay is a common feature layered on top of standard bridge/switch management. It is typically deployed on H3C access-layer switches in enterprise or campus networks to protect against DHCP spoofing. Engineers can download the HH3C-LswDHCP-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were provided for this module, so specific table or object names cannot be confirmed. Based on its description, an admin would typically want to verify DHCP snooping trust settings per port and relay agent binding table entries to confirm legitimate client leases are being tracked and rogue DHCP offers are dropped. Without captured object names this remains a general expectation rather than a concrete polling example.

Configures DHCP server settings and groups on H3C LAN switches.