-- *************************************************************************** -- Netgear enterprise MIB for sysObjectID -- -- To add new sysOID, please find the product category your product belong to -- (e.g. switch, router or ap), and increment the last number of the existing -- device that your product will go after. -- All new products should be added after "new post-NMS100 SNMP products" session -- -- Date: 7/11/2007 -- -- -- History: -- - 5/12, correct chassis model name. Shuenn Hwang -- - 7/14, add sysOID for rel I ver of GSM7324, GSM7312, FSM7326P, and GSM7224 -- - 7/14, add sysOID for new FS728TS and FS752TS -- - 7/28, add sysOID for WPN802 -- - 8/16, add sysOID for FS752TPS -- - 8/19, add sysOID for FVS124G -- - 9/2, correct fsm7352ps name -- - 10/13, change fs728ts/fs752ts/fs752tsp to new category "Stacksmartswitch" -- - 10/13, add wg312 and wag312 -- - 12/7/2005, add fvs318v3. Mike Shields -- - 02/02/2006, add wg302v2, wag302v2. Stephen Tsai -- - 05/11/2006, add GS724TS, GS748TS -- - 7/18/2006, add dgfv338 -- - 7/20/2006, change GS724TS and GS748TS to GS724TSR and GS748TSR -- - 8/14/2006, change GS724TSR and GS748TSR back to GS724TS and GS748TS -- - 8/14/2006, add FS728TP -- - 10/21/2006, add GSM7328FS -- - 11/17/2006, add GS108T, GS108TP, GS724TP, and GS748TP -- - 5/2/2007, add GS724TR and GS748TR -- - 5/15/2007, added FVS336G -- - 7/12/2007, add GSM7200R/RP -- - 11/02/2009, add GS716Tv2 and GS724Tv3 -- - 12/08/2009, add GS108Tv2 and GS110TP -- -- iso OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { 1 } -- org OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { iso 3 } -- dod OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { org 6 } -- internet OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { dod 1 } -- private OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { internet 4 } -- enterprises OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { private 1 } -- netgear OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 4526 } -- -- There are already MIB files defined -- for quite a few managed switches, as well as access point. Those devices -- did not follow the structure defined in this file. Instead, they put the -- product ID right under major product category as followed: -- -- -- This structure is wrong in that all the features/functions are defined under -- each product repeatly. This makes the NMS difficult to collect MIB data -- -- The new structure adds a product category right under netgear and put all product id there -- NETGEAR-REF-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN IMPORTS enterprises FROM RFC1155-SMI; netgear OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 4526 } -- -- below are products that defined prior to NMS100 release that they have product code -- defined directly above the functions objects -- managedSwitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 1 } vPNRouter OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 2 } carrier OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 3 } wireless OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 4 } rPS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 5 } wLANswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 6 } --- --- 700 series L2 managed switch --- fsm726s OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 1 } fsm750s OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 2 } gsm712 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 3 } fsm726 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 4 } gsm712f OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 5 } fsm726v2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 10 } --- --- AP --- me103 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 1 } wg302 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 2 } wg102 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 3 } wag302 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 4 } wag102 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 5 } --- --- Added by Stephen Tsai 2-06-2006 --- wg302v2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 6 } wag302v2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wireless 7 } --- --- WLAN Switch --- wls538 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { wLANswitch 1 } --- --- 7000 series L2/L3 managed switch --- gsm7312 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 6 } gsm7324 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 7 } gsm7224 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 8 } fsm7326p OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { managedSwitch 9 } ---******************************************************************** --- new post-NMS100 SNMP products --- -- -- new post-NMS100 SNMP-enabled products. These products will have their -- functions defined under each generic product category. -- ng7000managedswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 10 } ng700smartswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 11 } ngrouter OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 12 } ngfirewall OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 13 } ngap OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 14 } ngwlan OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 15 } ng9000chassisswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 16 } ng700stacksmartswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 17 } -- -- and their sysObjectID will be under a branch on their own -- productID OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { netgear 100 } stackswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 1 } l2switch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 2 } l3switch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 3 } smartswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 4 } l2Rswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 11 } router OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 5 } firewall OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 6 } accesspoint OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 7 } wirelessLAN OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 8 } chassisswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 9 } stacksmartswitch OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { productID 10 } -- -- Managed switches -- fsm7328s OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 1 } fsm7352s OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 2 } gsm7328s OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 3 } gsm7352s OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 4 } fsm7352ps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 5 } fsm7328ps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 8 } gsm7328fs OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 7 } gsm7328ps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 9 } gsm7352ps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stackswitch 10 } gsm7312v2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 1 } gsm7324v2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 2 } xsm7312 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 3 } gsm7324p OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 4 } gsm7224r OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2Rswitch 1 } gsm7248r OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2Rswitch 2 } gsm7224rp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2Rswitch 3 } gsm7248rp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2Rswitch 4 } -- -- GSM7324, GSM7312, FSM7326P, and GSM7224, are using two different styles -- of FP private MIB: dedicate and generic. For those using dedicated one, the sysOID -- are assigned to "gsm7324", "gsm7312, "fsm7326p", and "gsm7224". For the one using -- generic MIB, the new OIDs are has a "i" in the end. -- gsm7312i OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 5 } gsm7324i OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 6 } fsm7326pi OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l3switch 7 } gsm7248 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2switch 1 } gsm7212 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2switch 2 } gsm7224i OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { l2switch 3 } gcm9000 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { chassisswitch 1 } --- --- new SNMP-enabled Smartswitch --- gs748t OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 1 } fs726t OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 2 } gs716t OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 3 } fs750t OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 4 } gs724t OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 5 } fs726tp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 6 } fs728tp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 7 } gs108t OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 8 } gs108tp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 9 } gs724tp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 10 } gs748tp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 11 } gs724tr OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 12 } gs748tr OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 13 } gs716tv2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 16 } gs724tv3 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 17 } gs108tv2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 18 } gs110tp OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { smartswitch 19 } fs728ts OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stacksmartswitch 1 } fs752ts OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stacksmartswitch 2 } fs752tps OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stacksmartswitch 3 } gs724ts OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stacksmartswitch 4 } gs748ts OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { stacksmartswitch 5 } --- --- new SNMP-enabled business router/firewall --- fvx538 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { router 1 } fvs338 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { router 2 } fvg318 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { router 3 } fvs336g OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { router 4 } --- --- new SNMP-enabled firewall --- fwag114 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { firewall 3 } fvs124g OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { firewall 4 } fvs318v3 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { firewall 5 } dgfv338 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { firewall 6 } --- --- new SNMP-enabled AP --- wpn802 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { accesspoint 1 } wg312 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { accesspoint 2 } wag312 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { accesspoint 3 } --- --- new WLAN --- END