HP-ICF-AUTORUN

Description: HP ICF SNMP MIB for managing the AutoRun (auto-configuration) feature that runs scripts on HP ProCurve switch startup.

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HP-ICF-AUTORUN is part of HP's Integrated Communication Facility (ICF) MIB family and manages the AutoRun feature on HP ProCurve switches, which allows a configuration script to execute automatically at switch startup, for example from a USB flash drive. It exposes configuration objects controlling whether AutoRun is enabled and how the switch behaves when a startup script is present. Its monitoring relevance is largely software-configuration status: administrators can confirm AutoRun is enabled or disabled as intended and detect whether a startup script executed successfully, which matters for zero-touch provisioning workflows. No sample objects were provided in the input for this entry, so specific object names cannot be cited, though the feature area is clearly configuration/automation rather than traditional hardware sensors. It is deployed on HP ProCurve (and later HPE/Aruba-branded) managed switches that support USB-based zero-touch configuration. Engineers can download the HP-ICF-AUTORUN file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No object names were supplied for this module, so a concrete polling example cannot be responsibly constructed; based on its description, a management station would typically check an AutoRun enable/status object to confirm whether the startup-script feature is active and whether the last automatic configuration run succeeded.

Manages Autorun configuration for HP Integrated Communication Facility product line switches.