TPLINK MIBs

TP-Link's MIBs here cover the feature set of its managed Ethernet switch line — Layer 2/3 switching and routing features like 802.1X port authentication, ACLs, MAC-based and QinQ VLANs, GVRP, static/proxy ARP, IPv6 static routes, and RIP — plus a long list of security and monitoring add-ons such as DHCP/ND snooping, IP and IPv6 source guard, port security, DoS prevention, loopback detection, sFlow sampling, and DDM optical-transceiver threshold monitoring for SFP ports. Nearly every module name maps to one discrete switch feature rather than a broad system MIB, so CPU/memory health lives in its own TPLINK-SYSMONITOR-MIB separate from all the feature-specific ones. Look here when configuring or troubleshooting a TP-Link managed switch's built-in security or Layer 2/3 features — these are the vendor-specific OIDs behind settings you'd otherwise only see in the web GUI or CLI. With 65 TP-Link modules total, most follow this same one-feature-per-MIB naming convention, so match the module name to the specific feature you're configuring.