HH3C-LswSMON-MIB

Description: Manages RMON-based switch monitoring including port traffic statistics and history on H3C Layer 2 switches.

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HH3C-LswSMON-MIB is an H3C enterprise MIB that extends RMON-style switch monitoring with per-VLAN and enhanced port traffic statistics and history on H3C Layer 2 switches. It exposes counters and extension objects that supplement the standard RMON MIB, adding VLAN-aware statistics such as 802.1Q VLAN counts. Its monitoring focus is purely on traffic/performance data, packet and byte counters and VLAN statistics, used to detect traffic anomalies, congestion, or unexpected VLAN growth rather than physical hardware sensors. It is explicitly an extension of the IETF RMON MIB (RFC 2819) and the SMON MIB (RFC 2613), adding H3C-specific VLAN statistics on top of those standards. It is typically deployed on H3C access and aggregation switches where administrators need historical or real-time traffic analysis per port or VLAN. Engineers can download the HH3C-LswSMON-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An admin would poll hh3cdot1qVlanStatNumber to see how many VLANs currently have RMON-style statistics being collected, using the hh3csmonExtendObject group for H3C's extended counters beyond what standard SMON provides. An unexpectedly low or zero VLAN statistics count could indicate that VLAN monitoring was disabled or misconfigured on a switch that should be collecting traffic history. Because the module description was not captured, further table-level detail can't be confirmed beyond these top-level extension objects.

Manages RMON alarm information and VLAN statistics collection on H3C network switches.