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Category: Server and Host Management, Siemens Nixdorf Server Management
Description: Monitors Siemens Nixdorf Windows NT host performance, service status, and system event log data.
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What Is SNI-NT-MIB?
This is a Siemens Nixdorf (SNI) vendor MIB for monitoring Windows NT-based host systems running on Siemens Nixdorf server hardware. It exposes session/connection counts, CPU utilization, server memory, system type identification, BIOS date, and time zone configuration. It is directly a hardware/software host-health MIB: current versus average CPU utilization tracks processor load, server memory reflects available capacity, and current versus maximum session counts show whether the host is approaching a connection ceiling, while BIOS date helps confirm firmware/hardware identity. It complements the standard HOST-RESOURCES-MIB and MIB-II system group by adding Siemens Nixdorf-specific NT host details. It was deployed on Siemens Nixdorf server hardware running Windows NT in enterprise data centers, primarily during the 1990s-2000s era, and administrators can download the SNI-NT-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- Siemens Nixdorf server running Windows NT
Monitoring Examples
An admin polls sniNTSystemCurrentUtilisation against sniNTSystemAverageUtilisation to detect a CPU spike on the NT host, and checks sniNTCurrentSessions versus sniNTMaximumSessions to see if the server is approaching its configured connection limit. sniNTServerMemory reveals available memory for capacity planning, while sniNTBIOSDate and sniNTSystemType help confirm hardware/firmware identity during an inventory audit or troubleshooting session.
What Can Be Monitored
- CPU utilization (current/average)
- current vs maximum sessions
- server memory
- BIOS date
- system type
- time zone configuration
Imported Objects
From RFC-1212
| OBJECT-TYPE |
From RFC1155-SMI
| Counter | |
| Gauge | |
| TimeTicks | |
| enterprises |
From RFC1213-MIB
| DisplayString | |
| mib-2 |
OIDs
RFC description
Siemens Nixdorf/FSC Windows NT server management MIB for monitoring BIOS, EISA, hard disk, and system control.
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