ACC-NC-ALARM-MIB

Description: Manages network connectivity alarm notifications on ACC/Ericsson equipment, providing link-down, interface-failure, and connectivity loss trap definitions.

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ACC-NC-ALARM-MIB defines notifications mapped from Andover Controls Continuum alarms onto ACC/Ericsson network equipment, covering conditions like link-down, interface failure, and connectivity loss. It is primarily a trap/notification definition module rather than a source of polled runtime counters, so its main content is fault and alarm information. In monitoring terms it is used to detect device and link failures in near real time via SNMP traps, serving as an early-warning layer for hardware/connectivity faults rather than for tracking performance trends. Being based on the Andover Continuum alarm model, it has a conceptual dependency on that building/facility alarm framework being mapped onto network alarm semantics, an unusual cross-domain lineage for a network MIB. It would typically be deployed where ACC/Ericsson equipment is integrated into a facility monitoring/alarm system that expects Continuum-style alarm codes. Engineers can download the ACC-NC-ALARM-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No concrete object names were supplied for this module; based on its description, it centers on trap definitions for link-down, interface-failure, and connectivity-loss events rather than a polled data table. A network operations center would subscribe to these traps so that when a monitored link goes down, an alarm fires immediately instead of waiting for the next polling cycle to notice the outage.

Andover Controls network controller alarm management and trap notifications from Continuum.