3 modules from Oracle
Oracle's MIBs in this database all trace to its Sun Microsystems hardware and software heritage rather than Oracle's database products: Solaris Cluster high-availability management, hardware fault/FRU trap notifications for Sun server platforms, and the ILOM (Integrated Lights-Out Manager) service-processor remote-access configuration embedded in Sun/Oracle servers. Recurring subject matter is server hardware health and clustering rather than application performance — cluster quorum/node-membership state, component-level fault classification with probable-cause diagnostics (e.g. for a failing hard drive), and ILOM's own NTP/LDAP/RADIUS remote-management settings. If you manage Oracle/Sun x86 or SPARC server hardware or a Solaris Cluster deployment, this page has the vendor-specific hardware-trap and ILOM MIBs that sit alongside standard MIB-II objects. Because these modules carry Sun's original enterprise OID (42), expect the 'Sun' naming and hardware-era terminology (FRU, ILOM) to persist even on hardware sold under the Oracle brand.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| SUN-CLUSTER-MIB | Manages Oracle/Sun Cluster high-availability configuration, node state, and resource group operations. |
| SUN-HW-TRAP-MIB | Defines Oracle/Sun hardware trap notifications for component failures and environmental alerts. |
| SUN-ILOM-CONTROL-MIB | Manages Oracle ILOM Integrated Lights-Out Manager control, user sessions, and remote access. |