TP-LINK MIBs

MIB Reference — IPNetwork Monitor · Updated October 06, 2026

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10 modules from TP-LINK

TP-Link's MIBs here cover its managed and smart Ethernet switch line, with modules for core Layer 2 switching (MAC learning/bridging, per-port speed/duplex/LAG configuration), Power over Ethernet budgets, and stacking topology, plus TP-Link's Device Link Detection Protocol (DLDP) for spotting unidirectional fiber links. A handful of modules add a built-in DHCP server, VRRP gateway redundancy, syslog, and basic system-maintenance tools like firmware upgrade and configuration backup. If you manage TP-Link managed switches, look here for the vendor-specific stacking, PoE, and DLDP MIBs alongside the standard IETF interface and bridge MIBs those switches also implement.

ModuleDescription
TPLINK-DHCPSERVER-MIBManages TP-Link switch DHCP server address pools, lease times, and client assignments.
TPLINK-DLDP-MIBManages TP-Link switch Device Link Detection Protocol (DLDP) configuration and unidirectional link state.
TPLINK-L2BRIDGE-MIBManages TP-Link switch Layer 2 bridge configuration, MAC learning, and flooding behavior.
TPLINK-PORTCONFIG-MIBManages TP-Link switch port speed, duplex, flow control, and administrative state configuration.
TPLINK-POWER-OVER-ETHERNET-MIBManages TP-Link switch Power over Ethernet port power budgets, priority, and delivery status.
TPLINK-STACK-MIBManages TP-Link switch stacking topology, unit numbering, role assignment, and stack bandwidth.
TPLINK-SYSINFO-MIBMIB for retrieving and configuring system identity information — hostname, description, location, and contact — on TP-LINK managed switches
TPLINK-SYSLOG-MIBManages TP-Link switch syslog event logging severity levels and remote syslog server configuration.
TPLINK-SYSTOOL-MIBManages TP-Link switch system maintenance tools including firmware upgrade and configuration backup.
TPLINK-VRRP-MIBManages TP-Link switch VRRP virtual router groups, priority, preemption, and gateway redundancy.