6 modules from WatchGuard
WatchGuard's MIBs in this database are for its Firebox/XTM firewall and UTM appliance line, and they come in two parallel naming generations: an older "RAPID-*" set inherited from the RapidStream VPN gateway acquisition, and the current "WATCHGUARD-*" set, both covering essentially the same functional areas -- firewall policy rules and per-policy traffic counters, IPsec tunnel/SA and endpoint-pair status, high-availability failover state, and system configuration/performance statistics. The recurring subject matter is VPN and firewall session health: IPsec tunnel rekeying and SA counts, per-policy connection/byte counters, client connection counts (including DHCP-lease and PPPoE clients), and HA cluster sync state between active/standby nodes. If you're managing a WatchGuard Firebox or XTM appliance, use the WATCHGUARD-* modules for current-generation devices, and only fall back to the RAPID-* modules for legacy RapidStream-era hardware. Since both naming generations cover overlapping ground with different object names, don't assume a RAPID-* and WATCHGUARD-* module with the same apparent purpose are interchangeable -- check which the running firmware actually implements.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| WATCHGUARD-CLIENT-MIB | Monitors WatchGuard firewall client connection statistics, active sessions, and authenticated user counts. |
| WATCHGUARD-IPSEC-ENDPOINT-PAIR-MIB | Monitors WatchGuard IPsec endpoint pair configurations, tunnel states, and traffic statistics per endpoint. |
| WATCHGUARD-IPSEC-SA-MON-MIB-EXT | Extends IPsec security association monitoring on WatchGuard devices with additional tunnel lifetime and rekeying statistics. |
| WATCHGUARD-POLICY-MIB | Covers WatchGuard firewall policy rules, the traffic actions they trigger, and per-policy connection and byte counts. |
| WATCHGUARD-PRODUCTS-MIB | Defines product object identifiers for the WatchGuard appliance family used in sysObjectID assignments. |
| WATCHGUARD-SMI | Defines the WatchGuard Technologies enterprise SMI structure and top-level OID assignments for all WatchGuard MIBs. |