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We use mostly standard MIB files for our switches.

SNMP uses standard POWER-ETHERNET-MIB for PoE information
SNMP uses standard UCD-SNMP-MIB for most OS (linux) related information (interfaces, CPU load, memory, disks)
SNMP uses our NETONIX-MIB for Board temps, voltages and fan speeds

If someone wants to be ambitious and combined them into 1 file and post it here for the community that would be great!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD MIB for v1.3.X - v1.4.X
Netonix's Private Enterprise Number (46242)

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD MIB for v1.2.X

I just want to say that I ran this (tiny) MIB through every validator I could find, and it passed with flying colors.

Which, is something UBNT hasn't been able to do with 5 bug reports now :)

EXCELLENT WORK! =]

Sidenote: If you were to say, kick www.observium.org your MIB (and netonix logo) and maybe $1,000 or so, you could probably get them to code in support for your switches. It would be really nice to have support for them in a proven wide-spread project. You might even be able to advertise that feature.

Need to sell some switches first, resources are limited at this time but after cash is flowing sounds like a good idea!

Hi,

The date fields in the MIB seem to be incorrect :

LAST-UPDATED "9803231700Z"
Was this MIB really created and last updated on the 23th of March 1998? :)

Also, you should get your own enterprise number :

::= { enterprises 99999 }
You can obtain one at IANA. You should do this before your stuff gets popular and people start relying on the placeholder number!

http://pen.iana.org/pen/PenApplication.page

If you can fix that and provide us with SNMP access to a configured example of one of your devices, we can add some support for it.

adam.

Thanks for the response Adam :)

I've been working with several vendors in the WISP community to fix their SNMP MIBs specifically so they will work in Observium. You should be getting a fixed one from Ubiquiti as well, and there's a fair number of WISPs who would love to see this happen.

I know support for "weird things" and the device types themselves will still have to be coded in, but hopefully it's a step in the right direction.

That link doesn't work; any available mirrors up?

QuadeHale wrote:That link doesn't work; any available mirrors up?

Sorry, give me a few minutes and we will have that fixed

Is the file in this thread the lastest MIB?

Would it be possible to put something in the sysDescr field? For example

Netonix WS-6-MINI
Netonix WS-12-250A

I'm trying to work up some LibreNMS templates and I need something in the sysDescr field to determine what type of equipment this is.

Keith

One more thing in the MIB.

The sysUpTimeInstance returns something strange:

iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 = Timeticks: (4292311361) 496 days, 19:05:13.61
You haven't built switches for that long!!

Keith

Any way of getting speed/duplex via the MIB?

I'd love an easy way to monitor that.