RADLAN-DhcpSpoofing-MIB

Description: Configures DHCP snooping to prevent rogue DHCP servers on untrusted switch ports.

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RADLAN-DhcpSpoofing-MIB is a private Radlan/Marvell MIB module implementing DHCP snooping (referred to as DHCP spoofing protection) to guard switch ports against rogue DHCP servers. It exposes configuration objects for enabling the feature globally and per-VLAN, along with trusted/untrusted port designation. This is primarily a security-configuration MIB rather than a hardware/software health monitor, though the enable/disable status objects do reflect whether the protective software feature is currently active on the device. It is a vendor-specific security extension with no dependency on a broader standards-track DHCP snooping MIB. It is typically deployed on access-layer switches in networks where DHCP server spoofing or rogue DHCP is a security concern. Engineers can download the RADLAN-DhcpSpoofing-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would check rlDhcpSpoofingEnabled to confirm the feature is globally active, then inspect rlDhcpSpoofingVlanTable entries to see which VLANs have snooping enforced. The rlDhcpSpoofingServerPorts object identifies which physical ports are permitted to act as legitimate DHCP servers; any DHCP server traffic seen on a port not in this list would be blocked, and unexpected drops here could indicate a rogue device attempting to hand out addresses.

Monitors DHCP spoofing protection policies, trusted ports, and suspicious packet counters on Radlan network switches.