BUFFALO MIBs

MIB Reference — IPNetwork Monitor · Updated October 06, 2026

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2 modules from BUFFALO

Buffalo Technology's two modules here cover its TeraStation NAS appliance line: BUFFALO-ROOT-MIB is a pure OID-registration tree listing model-identifier nodes for Buffalo's switches, NAS units, and wireless products, while BUFFALO-NAS-MIB is where the actual storage monitoring lives - per-disk status (normal/standby/degraded/removed), RAID array health across levels 0/1/5/6/10/50/51/60/61, backup job status, LVM volume-group/logical-volume state, failover role, redundant power supply status, and iSCSI connectivity. If you manage a Buffalo TeraStation NAS, BUFFALO-NAS-MIB's disk and array status tables are the first place to check for early drive-failure warning - a disk reporting degraded or removed alongside a corresponding RAID array status change flags a drive that needs replacement before the array itself is at risk.

ModuleDescription
BUFFALO-NAS-MIBMonitors Buffalo Technology NAS storage device volume status, disk health, and RAID array information.
BUFFALO-ROOT-MIBDefines the root OID enterprise registration for Buffalo Technology network storage products.