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Category: Link Aggregation
Description: Provides Broadcom BASP NIC teaming adapter statistics including transmitted/received frames and failover event counts.
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What Is QLASP-Statistics-MIB?
QLASP-Statistics-MIB is a vendor MIB from Broadcom (formerly QLogic) covering the BASP NIC teaming/link-aggregation software used on network adapters. It exposes performance counters for teamed network interfaces, including frame transmission and reception statistics and failover event counts. This makes it useful for monitoring the operational status of network teaming software, revealing link failures, failover events between team members, and abnormal traffic patterns that could indicate a failing NIC or cable. It is a self-contained statistics MIB, likely used alongside standard IF-MIB interface counters for full visibility into a teamed adapter. It is typically deployed on servers using multi-NIC teaming for redundancy or load balancing, particularly in Windows Server environments using Broadcom/QLogic adapters, and administrators can download the QLASP-Statistics-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- Broadcom/QLogic BASP NIC teaming adapter
- server network adapter
Monitoring Examples
An administrator would poll the team statistics objects for transmitted and received frame counts on each team member interface and watch the failover event counter for unexpected increments, which would indicate a NIC or link failure triggering an automatic failover. A rising error or failover count alongside a drop in throughput on one team member would point to a failing physical adapter or cable needing replacement. No specific sample object names were available for this MIB, so table/column names are described generally rather than confirmed.
What Can Be Monitored
- transmitted frame count
- received frame count
- failover event count
- team member link status
Imported Objects
OIDs
RFC description
QLogic advanced server load balance and VLAN statistics MIB tracking network team and adapter performance metrics.
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