2 modules from Force10
Force10's MIBs in this database cover Dell Force10 (FTOS) data-center switches and routers: ingress-queue traffic/drop statistics tied to the switch's packet processor, 802.1s Multiple/Rapid Spanning Tree configuration and timers, QoS policy-map bindings and WRED profiles, a persistent trap/alarm event log tracking outstanding hardware faults like a card down, and the FORCE10-SMI root that anchors all of these OIDs. Recurring subject matter is forwarding-plane performance and chassis fault status rather than simple interface counters -- queue drop/match rates, spanning-tree timer consistency across a topology, and an active-versus-history alarm table built specifically to flag unresolved conditions. Come to this page if you manage Dell Force10 FTOS switches/routers and need to check queue congestion, confirm MSTP timers match the rest of your topology, or verify a QoS policy-map is actually bound to the interface you expect. FORCE10-SMI itself carries no data and must be loaded first so the other Force10 modules resolve correctly.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| FORCE10-MSTP-MIB | Dell Force10 Networks Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol MIB providing MSTP instance, port, and topology change management objects. |
| FORCE10-SMI | Force10 Networks Structure of Management Information MIB defining the enterprise OID root and major subtrees. |