IANAPowerStateSet-MIB

Description: IANA MIB defining textual conventions for power state sets used in energy management and power state management MIBs.

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IANAPowerStateSet-MIB is an IANA-maintained MIB that defines the PowerStateSet Textual Convention, enumerating standardized power states (such as full power, low power, standby, and off) for use by energy-management MIBs across vendors, and is again purely definitional. It belongs to the IANA-maintained registry family of MIBs used to keep power-state terminology consistent across the industry's energy/power-management standards, notably the IETF Energy Management (EMAN) framework. As a TC-only module it defines no runtime managed objects itself, so it cannot report uptime, temperature, or hardware status directly; instead, other MIBs import this Textual Convention to represent the power state of monitored equipment. It is a dependency for any energy-management or power-state MIB that models device power states in a standardized way. It is used industry-wide wherever standards-based energy management is deployed to track equipment power states, such as PDUs and UPS devices. Engineers can download the IANAPowerStateSet-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

This is a definitional Textual-Convention module (PowerStateSet) with no runtime data objects of its own, so no monitoring scenario applies directly; it supplies the standardized power-state enumeration that energy-management MIBs import to represent device power states.

IANA textual convention MIB (RFC 4268) defining standard power state enumerations used in power management across multiple vendor MIBs.