ANDOVER-CONTROLS-MIB

Description: Andover Controls building automation and HVAC BACnet controller device management.

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ANDOVER-CONTROLS-MIB is the top-level enterprise MIB for Andover Controls, a building automation and BACnet-based HVAC/access-control systems vendor now part of Schneider Electric, serving as the root registration point for the company's SNMP object tree. Because it sits at the top of the enterprise branch it primarily establishes the OID namespace rather than exposing runtime data objects directly, with actual monitored data such as HVAC setpoints, controller status, and alarms defined in subordinate Andover/BACnet MIBs beneath it. Where instrumented, MIBs under this branch are used to monitor building-automation controller status and health, such as HVAC controller operational state and BACnet device communication status. Andover Controls' management approach is built on BACnet, the standard building-automation protocol, so this MIB tree is closely tied to BACnet device and object conventions. It is typically deployed in commercial building management systems monitoring HVAC, lighting, and access-control controllers over a BACnet/IP or BACnet/Ethernet network, where ANDOVER-CONTROLS-MIB SNMP monitoring anchors the OID namespace used by subordinate controller MIBs.

No object or table names were included in the sample for this module, and as a top-level enterprise registration MIB it likely defines little more than the OID root for Andover's product tree; concrete monitorable objects such as BACnet controller status would be defined in subordinate MIBs beneath this branch rather than in this module itself.

Building automation alarm, common, and product-specific management objects.