1-- ***************************************************************** 2-- This file is in the public domain. 3-- 4-- FreeBSD SMI { enterprises 2238 } 5-- 6-- $FreeBSD$ 7-- 8-- ***************************************************************** 9 10FREEBSD-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN 11 12IMPORTS 13 MODULE-IDENTITY, 14 OBJECT-IDENTITY, 15 enterprises 16 FROM SNMPv2-SMI; 17 18freeBSD MODULE-IDENTITY 19 LAST-UPDATED "200610311000Z" 20 ORGANIZATION "The FreeBSD Project." 21 CONTACT-INFO 22 "phk@FreeBSD.org is contact person for this file. 23 core@FreeBSD.org is the final authority." 24 DESCRIPTION 25 "The Structure of Management Information for the 26 FreeBSD Project enterprise MIB subtree." 27 REVISION "200610310800Z" 28 DESCRIPTION 29 "Initial version of this MIB module." 30 ::= { enterprises 2238 } -- assigned by IANA 31 32 33freeBSDsrc OBJECT-IDENTITY 34 STATUS current 35 DESCRIPTION 36 "Subtree for things which lives in the src tree." 37 ::= { freeBSD 1 } 38 39freeBSDports OBJECT-IDENTITY 40 STATUS current 41 DESCRIPTION 42 "Subtree for things which lives in the ports tree." 43 ::= { freeBSD 2 } 44 45freeBSDpeople OBJECT-IDENTITY 46 STATUS current 47 DESCRIPTION 48 "Subtree for FreeBSD people. 49 Under this branch any FreeBSD committer may claim 50 a subtree. Grab the next sequential oid in the list. 51 These assignments are not revoked when committers leave 52 the FreeBSD project. 53 " 54 ::= { freeBSD 3 } 55 56freeBSDpeoplePhk OBJECT-IDENTITY 57 STATUS current DESCRIPTION 58 "Subtree for phk@FreeBSD.org" 59 ::= {freeBSDpeople 1} 60 61freeBSDVersion OBJECT-IDENTITY 62 STATUS current 63 DESCRIPTION 64 "Subtree to register FreeBSD versions. The OID for a FreeBSD 65 version is formed by appending the dot delimited numbers 66 from the release number to this base OID. Examples: 67 68 5.2.1-STABLE: freeBSDVersion.5.2.1 69 6.1-STABLE: freeBSDVersion.6.1 70 7.0-CURRENT: freeBSDVersion.7.0 71 72 There is no indication whether this is STABLE or CURRENT. 73 74 The sysObjectId is automatically set to the value indicated 75 by the uname(3) release field by bsnmpd(1). This initial 76 value can be overwritten in the configuration file." 77 ::= { freeBSD 4 } 78 79END 80