ASENTRIA-ROOT-MIB

Defines root OID and base structure for Asentria remote site monitoring and alerting equipment.

ASENTRIA-ROOT-MIB is the root registration module for Asentria Corporation's line of remote site monitoring and alerting devices, serving as the primary ASENTRIA-ROOT-MIB reference point used for out-of-band environmental and equipment monitoring at unattended facility sites. As a root/SMI-style MIB it does not itself define monitored data objects but instead establishes the top-level enterprise OID under which all other Asentria product MIBs register their environmental sensor, contact-closure, and alarm objects. Asentria's actual monitoring products built on this root track things like site temperature, humidity, door/contact sensors, power status, and generator or UPS alarms — i.e., hardware and environmental health of remote telecom and equipment sites. Because it is only a root definition, it depends on companion Asentria product MIBs (and standard SNMPv2-SMI conventions) to carry the real managed objects. It is typically deployed as the base import for Asentria remote telemetry units (RTUs) installed in cell sites, cabinets, and other unmanned facilities.

This module itself contains no pollable leaf objects — instead an operator would import ASENTRIA-ROOT-MIB as the OID anchor and then poll the child product MIB's alarm and sensor tables (e.g., temperature/contact-closure entries) that are registered underneath the root, watching for an alarm state transition indicating a door-open or power-loss event at a remote site.

Asentria root MIB module defining the enterprise OID base for Asentria corporation products.