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Category: Network Management and SNMP Infrastructure
Description: Manages UMS agent configuration, communication parameters, and managed device registration.
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What Is UMSAGENT-MIB?
UMSAGENT-MIB is a private MIB for a Unified Management System (UMS) agent that runs on managed devices, exposing configuration for the agent's own HTTP-based communication and registration with a management server. It centers on an HTTP configuration table keyed by configuration entries, each carrying a setting identifier and port number, used to control how the agent talks to its management platform. Because it governs the management agent's own communication channel rather than end-device sensors, it is a software/configuration-status MIB used to verify the agent's connectivity settings (port, configuration key) are correct so that device registration and further monitoring/management traffic can succeed. It depends on the presence of the underlying UMS agent software stack rather than a specific IETF standard, and its exact vendor lineage is not fully identifiable from the module content alone. It is typically deployed on network-managed devices that report into a centralized UMS-style management platform, where administrators consult the UMSAGENT-MIB MIB to confirm/adjust the HTTP port and configuration settings the agent uses.
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Supported Devices
- network-managed devices running a UMS-style management agent
Monitoring Examples
Polling iBMPSGHTTPConfigurationTable/iBMPSGHTTPConfigurationEntry via iBMPSGHTTPConfigurationKeyIndex and iBMPSGHTTPConfigurationSettingId lets an administrator confirm the agent's iBMPSGHTTPConfigurationPort matches the port expected by the management platform. A mismatch here would explain why a device fails to register with or report status to its UMS management server.
What Can Be Monitored
- HTTP configuration port
- configuration key/setting identifiers
- agent communication settings
OIDs
RFC description
IBM PSG HTTP configuration and agent monitoring for universal management systems.
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