Switches Aruba 2930F 4x in VSF stack -RAM, CPU.... OIDs

[EmmBee]

Hello,
i need to add my new VSF stack to monitoring Zabbix by SNMP OIDs. Switches Aruba 2930F 4x in VSF stack.
Is possible to help me find right OIDs for VSF stack concreetly CPU uttilization in%, RAM available and use, packet buffer, message buffer?
Note: There are 4 switches in stack so if i good understand i need 4x CPU, 8x RAM, ......
I downloaded some mibs from HPE, but there are 100 files and if you open mib - no OID info.

Thanks a lot, i am desperate already.

[knightwolf8877]

I would look for a tool, easier if you are on the same network and can test the output. hpe or aruba should have a list of them available or if not ask support for the list of the ones you want especially if they are fairly new and under warranty.

otherwise a tool like this might help you convert them

https://www.paessler.com/mib-browser

[tim.mooney]

I downloaded some mibs from HPE, but there are 100 files and if you open mib - no OID info.

Finding where the vendor has hidden the MIB files, and getting the correct MIB file for your equipment, is the true challenge in monitoring...

The MIB Browser that KnightWolf mentioned is pretty useful. You may also want to search for MIB databases elsewhere, as sometimes you can find collections related to your need (network gear monitoring) that have been assembled by others. You might also want to check the extra files for LibreNMS. That's geared specifically toward network gear and is almost exclusively SNMP-based, so they have a huge collection of MIBs.

[cyber]

Downloading MIB Files
The latest Instant MIB files are available for registered customers at

https://support.arubanetworks.com/

It can be painful, but you really need to hack yourself through docs, as tim.mooney said "true challenge in monitoring"..
https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdo...ce%20Guide.pdf

https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=c05078567&docLocale=en_US

http://www.oidview.com/mibs/14823/md-14823-1.html