ADVA-FSPR7-MIB

Supplies a broad set of management objects for the ADVA Optical Networking FSP R7 platform, including shelf, card, and port configuration.

The ADVA-FSPR7-MIB is a vendor-specific module from ADVA Optical Networking that models the physical entity hierarchy — shelves, slots, ports, and extension units — of the FSP 3000 R7 optical transport platform. It exposes a container hierarchy of shelf/slot/port/extension identifiers along with the equipment class, AID string, and equipment state for each physical unit in the chassis. It is used chiefly to monitor hardware status: presence and operational/equipment state of shelves, line cards, and pluggable modules, letting an operator confirm each physical container in the platform is correctly provisioned and healthy. Each ADVA-FSPR7-MIB OID under the shelf/slot/port container hierarchy maps directly to a physical unit in the chassis, letting an operator correlate an equipment-state alarm back to an exact location during a card swap. It parallels the IETF Entity MIB (RFC 4133) conceptually but implements ADVA's own proprietary container/entity model instead of depending on it directly. It's typically deployed by service providers and enterprises running ADVA FSP R7 DWDM/optical transport shelves in metro or long-haul optical networks.

An operator would walk containerShelfTable, indexed by containerShelfShelfNo/SlotNo/PortNo/ExtNo, to enumerate every physical container in the shelf and read containerShelfEquipmentState to see whether a given slot is equipped, unequipped, or in a fault state. containerShelfClassName and containerShelfAidString identify the type and access identifier of each card or port, which is cross-referenced against inventory records during a card swap. A containerShelfEquipmentState showing fault or mismatch for a slot typically indicates a failed card or a card/firmware type mismatch with what was provisioned.