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Category: Vendor: ADTRAN
Description: Provides unit-level management objects for ADTRAN ATLAS multiservice access devices including system status and alarms.
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What Is ADTRAN-ATLAS-UNIT-MIB?
ADTRAN-ATLAS-UNIT-MIB is ADTRAN's enterprise MIB for unit-level management of the ATLAS multiservice access platform, a modular carrier-grade device used for T1/E1 and multiservice WAN access. It exposes per-port hardware status and mapping information, including port operational status, alarm status, physical slot addressing, and a slot-to-port mapping table that ties logical ports to physical hardware locations within the chassis. Its monitoring value is squarely hardware/fault status: adATLASUnitPortStatus and adATLASUnitPortAlarmStatus let an operator see whether a given port is up, down, or in an alarm condition, while the slot map and address tables (adATLASUnitSlotAddress, adATLASUnitPortAddress) pinpoint exactly which physical card and port location is affected, and a unit time object tracks device/system time for correlating alarm timestamps. It likely depends on ADTRAN's common management conventions (the adtran/adMgmt enterprise tree) shared across other ADTRAN access product MIBs. It is deployed by carriers and enterprises operating ADTRAN ATLAS multiservice access units at network edge/demarcation points, polled by an NMS to track port and chassis alarm status. Network teams provisioning a new ATLAS unit typically start with an ADTRAN-ATLAS-UNIT-MIB download from ADTRAN's support site to load the module definitions into their NMS before polling begins.
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Supported Devices
- ADTRAN ATLAS multiservice access platform
Monitoring Examples
An operator would poll adATLASUnitPortInfoTable/adATLASUnitPortInfoEntry, keyed by adATLASUnitPortIfIndex, to check adATLASUnitPortStatus and adATLASUnitPortAlarmStatus for each port, immediately spotting a port that has dropped into an alarm state. Cross-referencing adATLASUnitPortSlotMapTable/adATLASUnitPortSlotMapEntry with adATLASUnitSlotAddress and adATLASUnitPortAddress lets the operator translate that alarming port back to the exact physical slot and card location in the chassis needing attention, while adATLASUnitPortDescription provides a human-readable label for the circuit.
What Can Be Monitored
- per-port operational status
- per-port alarm status
- physical slot/port address mapping
- port description/circuit labeling
- unit system time
Imported Objects
From RFC-1212
| OBJECT-TYPE |
From RFC-1215
| TRAP-TYPE |
From RFC1155-SMI
| IpAddress | |
| enterprises |
From RFC1213-MIB
| DisplayString | |
| ifIndex |
From RFC1315-MIB
| frCircuitDlci | OBJECT-TYPE |
| frCircuitIfIndex | OBJECT-TYPE |
OIDs
RFC description
ADTRAN ATLAS platform unit monitoring and configuration MIB (vendor-private).
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