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Description: Unofficial Sun Management Center 3.5 OID-mapping MIB for hardware configuration of the Sun Ultra VH workstation/server platform variant
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What Is READER4UVH-SUNMANAGEMENTCENTER-MIB?
READER4UVH-SUNMANAGEMENTCENTER-MIB is an unofficial, community-reconstructed MIB mapping the OID tree that Sun Management Center (SunMC) 3.5 exposes for the Ultra VH ('4U vertical high') workstation/server hardware variant, built by extracting OID-to-name mappings from the SunMC agent since Sun did not publish these MIBs directly. It enumerates hardware inventory and status branches under reader4uvh — CPU units and CPU/memory modules (cpu-unit, cpu-mem-module with clock-frequency, cpu-type, dcache/icache/ecache-size, temperature), memory banks and DIMMs (bank, dimm with module-size, status), power supplies, fans, and I/O controllers/devices, disks, tapes, and network interfaces (each with FRU part/serial number and vendor-name fields), plus system-level identity objects (os, os-version, architecture, hostname, total-processors, total-disks) and status indicators like keyswitch position and various LED states (running-led, service-led, removal-led). Because it only maps OIDs to names without detailed textual descriptions, it is primarily useful for basic inventory and up/down FRU status polling on this specific Sun hardware platform rather than deep diagnostics, and it is deployed alongside a running Sun Management Center 3.5 agent on Ultra VH systems; administrators supporting legacy Sun hardware can download the READER4UVH-SUNMANAGEMENTCENTER-MIB file to load it into their MIB browser for OID reference.
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Supported Devices
- Sun Microsystems Ultra VH workstation/server hardware (SunMC 3.5-managed)
Monitoring Examples
An operator polls the power-supply and fan status entries under reader4uvh (power-supply-entry, fan-entry) to check the 'state'/'status' field for each FRU; a power supply or fan reporting a non-normal status, combined with a rising temperature reading from temperature-sensor-entry, would indicate a cooling or redundancy problem on the Ultra VH chassis.
What Can Be Monitored
- CPU unit and CPU/memory module status and clock frequency
- memory bank and DIMM status
- power supply and fan FRU status
- disk/tape/network I/O device status and error counters
- temperature sensor readings and keyswitch/LED indicators
Imported Objects
From SNMPv2-SMI
| MODULE-IDENTITY | |
| NOTIFICATION-TYPE | |
| OBJECT-TYPE | |
| enterprises |
OIDs
RFC description
Maps Sun Management Center hardware sensors and system status OIDs from Sun servers for monitoring.
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