LEFTHAND-NETWORKS-GLOBAL-REG

Description: LeftHand Networks OID registry MIB defining the top-level namespace for LeftHand iSCSI SAN storage system management.

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LEFTHAND-NETWORKS-GLOBAL-REG is a pure OID-registration MIB establishing the enterprise namespace for LeftHand Networks, an iSCSI SAN storage vendor later acquired by HP and rebranded as HP StoreVirtual. It defines no runtime managed objects itself, only the top-level OID arc under which LeftHand's functional storage-management MIBs register their object groups. Because it is a namespace module, it carries no direct hardware/software status data — actual disk, RAID, cluster, and node health objects live in the companion LeftHand functional MIBs that import this registration. Its dependency is structural: every other LeftHand/HP StoreVirtual MIB module builds on this registration arc. It is deployed as a load-time prerequisite wherever LeftHand Networks/HP StoreVirtual iSCSI SAN nodes are SNMP-managed, and administrators typically obtain the LEFTHAND-NETWORKS-GLOBAL-REG MIB file alongside the vendor's functional storage MIBs when setting up monitoring.

This module contains only OID registration points, not runtime objects, so there is no polling scenario to describe; disk, cluster, and node status must be retrieved from the separate LeftHand functional MIBs that register under this arc.

LeftHand Networks global registration MIB defining enterprise OID root for LeftHand storage and SAN devices (acquired by Hewlett Packard).