RADLAN-SNMPv2

Extends SNMPv2 agent configuration with Marvell-specific objects and notifications.

RADLAN-SNMPv2 is a vendor-extension MIB from RADLAN Computer Communications, whose switch-management technology was later used and maintained under Marvell, and it belongs to the embedded switch/SNMP-agent management space. It primarily supplies textual conventions (such as the RowStatus convention referenced in its description) and agent-level configuration/notification objects that other RADLAN/Marvell-derived switch MIBs build upon, rather than exposing a single self-contained feature area. RADLAN-SNMPv2 SNMP monitoring is largely infrastructural: it underpins conceptual row creation/deletion (active, notInService, notReady states) used by other tables across the switch's MIB set, indirectly supporting configuration state tracking rather than exposing counters like CPU or temperature itself. It has a direct dependency on SNMPv2-SMI/SNMPv2-TC since it echoes and builds on the standard RowStatus textual convention. It is deployed on switches built on RADLAN/Marvell embedded switch silicon and software, commonly white-label or OEM'd Layer 2/3 switches from multiple brands.

sample_objects was empty for this MIB and its module_desc mainly documents the RowStatus textual convention rather than device-specific tables, so no concrete monitoring scenario can be described from the data given. In practice, other RADLAN/Marvell switch MIBs would use the RowStatus values (active/notInService/notReady) this module supports when managing configuration table entries. Without further object names, this entry should be treated as largely a supporting/conformance module rather than a rich data source.

Radlan/Radware vendor-private MIB providing SNMPv2 TextualConvention definitions and root OID structure for Radlan/Radware network devices.