POLICY-ROUTE-MIB

Description: Manages policy-based routing rules on D-Link devices, defining match criteria, next-hop selection, and route-map entries.

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POLICY-ROUTE-MIB is a vendor-specific (D-Link) module defining the structure for policy-based routing on D-Link switches/routers, letting traffic be routed based on criteria beyond destination address, such as source address or interface, directing matched traffic to a specified next hop. Although no sample leaf objects are present in the source, a policy-route MIB of this kind typically exposes a route-map/rule table with match-criteria objects, an action/next-hop object, and a row-status/enable object per rule. Its monitoring value is primarily configuration-state visibility - confirming which policy-routing rules are active and correctly matching/forwarding traffic - rather than hardware health metrics, though a misconfigured or disabled rule can be a root cause investigated during a routing/connectivity fault. It is a proprietary D-Link MIB with no explicit dependency on other standard MIBs evident from the source, though it conceptually parallels generic policy-based-routing/route-map features. It is typically deployed on D-Link managed switches/routers in enterprise networks that use policy-based routing to steer specific traffic flows over non-default paths. Network engineers evaluating or troubleshooting this functionality can download the POLICY-ROUTE-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

Because sample_objects is empty in the source for this module, no concrete object or table names can be confirmed; a realistic scenario would describe polling a policy route-rule table for match criteria and next-hop/action settings per rule, but specific object names cannot be verified from the available data.

Policy-based routing management MIB for D-Link switches, supporting policy route configuration and management.