6 modules from Radware
Radware's MIBs in this database trace to its Alteon application-switch/load-balancer acquisition (Nortel/Alteon 'Cheetah' lineage) and cover Layer 4-7 server load balancing and virtualized ADC management. Recurring subject matter includes real-server pool health and weighting for load balancing, Layer 7 content-switching rules (URL redirect, cookie-based persistence), Layer 3/VRRP/OSPF network state on the switch's IP interfaces, bandwidth management/traffic shaping policy, and per-vADC (virtual Application Delivery Controller) partitioned configuration and current-state data. If you manage a Radware Alteon load balancer or ADC, come here for the vendor-specific SLB/content-switching MIBs rather than the standard interface/VLAN MIBs alone, since Alteon's paired current-vs-new configuration object pattern (e.g. bwmCurCfg vs bwmNewCfg) is distinctive to this platform. Most modules are explicitly the legacy Cheetah-based Alteon OS naming, so confirm whether your specific Radware/Alteon hardware and software version still uses these ALTEON-CHEETAH-* objects or has moved to newer Radware-branded MIBs.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| ADMIN-ALTEON-AC-vADC-MIB | Handles the Alteon/Radware virtual Application Delivery Controller (vADC), exposing objects for managing virtual services and pools. |
| ALTEON-CHEETAH-BWM-MIB | Alteon Cheetah switch bandwidth management MIB for configuring traffic shaping, policing, and bandwidth allocation. |
| ALTEON-CHEETAH-LAYER4-MIB | Alteon Cheetah switch layer-4 MIB for managing server load balancing, health checks, and layer-4 switching policies. |
| ALTEON-CHEETAH-LAYER7-MIB | Alteon Cheetah switch layer-7 MIB for managing content-aware switching rules and application-level load balancing. |
| ALTEON-CHEETAH-NETWORK-MIB | Alteon Cheetah switch network MIB for managing IP interfaces, routing, and network-level configuration parameters. |
| ALTEON-CS-PHYSICAL-MIB | Alteon content switch physical MIB for managing hardware inventory, chassis slots, and physical interface status. |