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Category: Vendor: ADTRAN
Description: Manages the ADTRAN ATLAS IQ multiservice access platform with integrated quality monitoring capabilities.
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What Is ADTRAN-ATLASIQ-MIB?
ADTRAN-ATLASIQ-MIB manages ADTRAN's ATLAS IQ multiservice access platform, a WAN access device combining T1/E1 and data service access with built-in quality-of-service monitoring. It exposes system-level configuration (adATLASIQSystemConfig, time-of-day and date objects) alongside network-port configuration such as maximum PVC counts and historical performance intervals modeled on the RFC 1406-style DS1 time-slot table. Its monitoring value spans configuration and hardware/software status: adATLASIQTOD/adATLASIQDate confirm the device's clock is correct (important for correlating historical interval data), while adATLASIQNetPortHistIntervals and adATLASIQNetPortHistIntervalsAvailable let an operator track how much historical performance data has accumulated for trend analysis on a WAN port. The adATLASIQ1406TimeTable naming explicitly signals a dependency on the RFC 1406 DS1/E1 MIB's interval-table conventions. It is typically deployed on ADTRAN ATLAS IQ units providing multiservice WAN access at branch or POP sites where per-port PVC capacity and historical line-quality trending matter, and administrators can download the ADTRAN-ATLASIQ-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- ADTRAN ATLAS IQ multiservice access device
Monitoring Examples
An operator would poll adATLASIQNetPortMaxPVCs against the actual configured PVC count on a port to check for approaching a capacity limit, and use adATLASIQNetPortHistIntervalsAvailable to confirm enough historical intervals exist under adATLASIQ1406TimeTable/adATLASIQ1406TimeEntry (indexed by adATLASIQ1406TimeSlotIndex) before pulling trend data for a suspect T1 line. A mismatch between adATLASIQDate and the actual date would indicate the device's clock has drifted, invalidating time-correlated fault analysis.
What Can Be Monitored
- system date/time
- maximum PVCs per port
- historical performance interval count
- per-interval DS1 time-slot statistics
- network port configuration
Imported Objects
From ADTRAN-MIB
| adMgmt | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
| adProdPhysAddress | OBJECT-TYPE |
| adProducts | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
From RFC-1212
| OBJECT-TYPE |
From RFC-1215
| TRAP-TYPE |
From RFC1155-SMI
| Counter | |
| Gauge | |
| IpAddress | |
| enterprises |
From RFC1213-MIB
| DisplayString | |
| ifIndex |
From RFC1315-MIB
| frCircuitDlci | OBJECT-TYPE |
| frCircuitIfIndex | OBJECT-TYPE |
OIDs
RFC description
ADTRAN ATLASIQ Frame Relay device MIB for managing PVC configuration and network port settings.
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