RUIJIE-PROCESS-MIB

The RUIJIE-SYSTEM-MIB module provides SNMP access to Ruijie Networks hardware and software system-level metrics, including device status, CPU and memory utilization, temperature sensors, fan speeds, and system event logs. It enables centralized monitoring and management of Ruijie switches, routers, and wireless controllers by exposing standard system resources and operational states via the SNMP protocol.

The RUIJIE-INTERFACE-MIB provides SNMP access to Ruijie Networks hardware for monitoring interface operational states, traffic counters (octets, packets, errors), and link status parameters. It enables centralized management of physical and logical interface metrics across Ruijie switches and routers.

The RUIJIE-FIBER-MIB enables monitoring of optical transceiver parameters, including optical power levels, temperature, bias current, and voltage, on Ruijie network devices equipped with SFP or SFP+ fiber modules. It facilitates the retrieval of real-time diagnostic data and alarm status for installed fiber optic modules to support link integrity verification and hardware troubleshooting.

The RUIJIE-ENTITY-MIB provides the standard SNMP interface for monitoring and managing the physical inventory and component status of Ruijie Networks hardware, including device identification, module presence, and environmental sensor data. It enables network management systems to retrieve detailed entity information such as serial numbers, descriptions, and operational states for all physical components within Ruijie switches, routers, and access points.

The RUIJIE-MEMORY-MIB module enables SNMP-based monitoring of system memory utilization and resource allocation on Ruijie network devices. It exposes specific metrics for tracking available, used, and total memory capacity to facilitate capacity planning and fault detection.

The RUIJIE-SMI module defines the foundational Structure of Management Information (SMI) syntax and data types required for monitoring Ruijie Networks hardware, including switches, routers, and wireless access points. It establishes the standardized object identifiers and data structures necessary for SNMP agents to report device-specific metrics such as interface status, CPU utilization, memory usage, and environmental sensor data.