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Category: Switch Management
Description: Manages DMA engine configuration and transfer statistics for NetSwitch network processing hardware.
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What Is NETSWITCH-DMA-MIB?
NETSWITCH-DMA-MIB is a vendor MIB (module description not provided in this batch) for NetSwitch network processing hardware, intended to manage DMA (Direct Memory Access) engine configuration and transfer statistics per its short description. With no sample objects supplied, its exposed data is presumed to include DMA channel configuration and transfer/error counters typical of a hardware DMA-engine management MIB. Its monitoring value would be hardware performance/health-oriented — tracking DMA transfer throughput and error counts to detect a failing or overloaded DMA engine on the network-processing hardware, which could otherwise manifest as unexplained packet loss or forwarding performance degradation. Without a captured module description, no specific external MIB dependency can be confirmed. It would be deployed on NetSwitch network processing equipment used for high-speed packet handling in carrier or data-center environments. Engineers can download the NETSWITCH-DMA-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- NetSwitch network processing hardware
Monitoring Examples
Without concrete sample objects for this entry, a specific polling scenario cannot be grounded in real object names; generally an admin would poll DMA channel configuration and transfer/error counters to detect a degraded DMA engine causing packet-forwarding issues, but the precise table/object names are not present in the provided data.
What Can Be Monitored
- DMA channel configuration
- DMA transfer statistics
- DMA error counters
Imported Objects
From RFC-1212
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From RFC1155-SMI
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| enterprises |
OIDs
RFC description
Tracks HP Enterprise switch Direct Memory Access counters for frame and octet statistics.
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