TU Braunschweig MIBs

MIB Reference — IPNetwork Monitor · Updated September 14, 2026

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7 modules from TU Braunschweig

TU Braunschweig's MIBs (mostly TUBS-prefixed) come from the university's Institute of Operating Systems and Computer Networks (IBR) and are experimental, vendor-neutral research modules rather than commercial product MIBs — they monitor generic Unix/Linux hosts, not any specific hardware brand. Recurring subjects include Linux CPU/memory/process statistics, netfilter/iptables packet-filter counters, NFS client/server RPC statistics, Xen hypervisor domain resource usage, and the Tcl-based TNM scripting toolkit used to build SNMP agents. Come to this page if you're working with an experimental or research SNMP agent on a Linux, Unix, or Xen host rather than a purpose-built network appliance. Because these are academic/experimental modules rather than maintained commercial products, expect overlapping or superseded variants (e.g. TUBS-LINUX-MIB vs. TUBS-IBR-LINUX-MIB) and pick the one matching the specific agent implementation you're running.

ModuleDescription
TUBS-IBR-AGENT-CAPABILITIESDefines TU Braunschweig IBR SNMP agent capability statements for supported MIB compliance levels.
TUBS-IBR-LINUX-MIBMonitors Linux system resources including memory, CPU, disk, and process statistics via SNMP.
TUBS-IBR-NFS-MIBMonitors NFS server and client statistics including mount points, operations, and error counts.
TUBS-IBR-PING-MIBManages ICMP ping test configuration and results for network reachability monitoring.
TUBS-PROC-MIBMonitors system process information including running processes, resource usage, and process states.
TUBS-SMIDefines TU Braunschweig Structure of Management Information for IBR research MIB organization.
TUBS-TNM-MIBManages TU Braunschweig Tcl Network Management toolkit objects for scriptable SNMP operations.