1 module from Dover Beach Consulting
Dover Beach Consulting's single module, BSDUNIX-MIB, isn't a commercial device MIB at all but a historical artifact of early Unix SNMP agents built on the ISODE (ISO Development Environment) OSI protocol stack rather than modern IETF host-resource conventions. It exposes ISODE agent test/response tables (used to validate the SNMP agent's own behavior rather than report live telemetry) and a BSD kernel network-buffer (mbuf) object as a rough proxy for memory/network-buffer pressure. This module has been effectively superseded by HOST-RESOURCES-MIB and UCD-SNMP-MIB-style modules for modern Unix host monitoring, so come here only for archival/historical interest in early ISODE-based BSD Unix SNMP agents rather than for monitoring a production host.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| BSDUNIX-MIB | Monitors BSD Unix host system resources, processes, and network statistics via SNMP. |