IBM MIBs

IBM's MIBs in this database span several distinct product lines: mainframe and AIX system monitoring (IBM-AIX-MIB, IBMTCPIPMVS-MIB, IBM-OSA-MIB for z/OS and zSeries), the IBM Director systems-management framework (agent, alert, and server MIBs), IBM System Networking RackSwitch top-of-rack Ethernet switches (the IBM-GbTOR-* family), feature/license activation on IBM network and server hardware (IBM-FEATURE-ACTIVATION-MIB), and enterprise storage (SAN Volume Controller, XIV, and the TS3500/TS4500 tape libraries). Recurring subject matter differs by product line: CPU/memory and channel statistics on the mainframe and AIX modules, hardware inventory and alerting through IBM Director, L2/L3 switching and QoS on the RackSwitch modules, and volume/drive/cartridge status on the storage modules, so there isn't one consistent counter set across the vendor. Come here if you're managing an IBM mainframe/AIX host, a RackSwitch ToR switch, or SVC/XIV/tape-library storage, and pick the module family that matches your actual product line rather than expecting one IBM MIB to cover all of them. One module here, SLAPM-MIB, is actually a vendor-neutral, standards-based SLA-monitoring MIB rather than IBM-specific hardware, and IBM-Director-* MIBs are specific to the (now legacy) IBM Director management console, so confirm which of these actually applies to your environment before relying on it.