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Category: Switch Management - D-Link
Description: Manages switch trunk and link aggregation groups, member ports, and LAG operational state.
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What Is SW-TRUNK-MIB?
SW-TRUNK-MIB is a switch MIB for managing trunk and link-aggregation groups (LAGs), covering group membership and aggregated-link operational state. No module description text or sample objects were available in this extraction, so specific object names can't be confirmed, but per its short description it manages trunk/LAG groups, member ports, and LAG operational state. Its monitoring value would center on link/hardware status: confirming which physical ports are active members of a trunk group and whether the aggregated logical link is operationally up, which reveals a failed member port or a fully down aggregate link before it causes an outage. It likely relates conceptually to the IEEE 802.3ad/802.1AX Link Aggregation standard and the IETF IF-MIB ifTable, though the specific dependency can't be confirmed without object-level detail. It would be deployed on managed switches using link aggregation/trunking between switches or to servers for bandwidth and redundancy, and administrators can download the SW-TRUNK-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- D-Link ES2000 'Golf' series managed switch (Marconi enterprise OID branding)
Monitoring Examples
No sample objects were provided for this module, so a concrete object/table-level polling scenario can't be honestly constructed here. Based on the short description, an operator would plausibly poll a trunk/LAG membership table and per-group operational status object to confirm all expected member ports are active and the aggregate link is up, investigating a group showing fewer active members than configured as a sign of a failed physical port or cable. Exact object and table names should be confirmed directly from the source MIB before building specific monitoring rules.
What Can Be Monitored
- trunk/LAG group membership
- member port status
- LAG operational state
Imported Objects
OIDs
RFC description
Vendor-private MIB for managing trunk-related configurations and statistics on Brocade SAN switches.
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