OID reference

The OIDs SNMP Explorer for Mac knows out of the box, grouped the way its Select MIBs picker groups them: object identifier, name and the description from the MIB.

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Standard MIBs

System, Interfaces, IP, ICMP, TCP, UDP, SNMP, IF-MIB, Entity MIB, Host Res, Full MIB-II

11 subtrees, 246 entries

Routing

ARP, Routes, OSPF, BGP, VRRP

5 subtrees, 34 entries

HPE / ProLiant

All HPE, System Info, CPU, Memory, Storage, Fans, Temps, Power/PSU, NIC, Health, iLO

11 subtrees, 172 entries

Cisco

All Cisco, CPU, Memory, Environment, VLANs, CDP

6 subtrees, 55 entries

Juniper

All Juniper, Chassis, Routing

3 subtrees, 19 entries

Other Vendors

Dell, APC / UPS, F5, Palo Alto, Fortinet, Aruba

6 subtrees, 147 entries

Where the data comes from

The tables are generated from the presets and OID descriptions built into SNMP Explorer for Mac, which is exactly what the app shows before you import any MIB file. The descriptions come from the respective MIBs. For more OIDs, import the vendor MIB in the app.

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