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Organization: Allied Telesis, Inc
Last Updated: 2013-07-15
Category: Vendor: Allied Telesis
Description: Covers objects for network-wide device discovery, provisioning, and topology within the Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF).
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What Is AT-ATMF-MIB?
AT-ATMF-MIB defines objects for Allied Telesis's Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF), a proprietary zero-touch provisioning and topology technology spanning multiple Allied Telesis switches and routers. It is composed almost entirely of trap definitions covering node and interface status changes, master node identity, backup status, media capacity, and rolling reboot progress across the AMF network. Its monitoring emphasis is squarely on hardware/software status events: node status changes, interface status changes, node recovery status, and storage media free/total space, which together reveal when a member device has dropped off the network, is running low on flash storage, or is mid-reboot during a firmware rollout. It is specific to Allied Telesis's AMF technology and works alongside standard AT enterprise MIBs rather than a formal IETF standard. It is deployed in multi-device Allied Telesis AMF-managed networks, typically campus or branch environments where a master node auto-discovers and provisions member switches. Engineers can download the AT-ATMF-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- Allied Telesis AMF-enabled switches and routers
Monitoring Examples
Key traps include atAtmfTrapNodeStatusChange, atAtmfTrapInterfaceStatusChange, atAtmfTrapBackupStatus, atAtmfTrapMediaFree/atAtmfTrapMediaTotal, and atAtmfTrapRollingRebootStatus. A network operations team would monitor atAtmfTrapNodeStatusChange to be alerted the moment a member switch drops out of the AMF network, and compare atAtmfTrapMediaFree against atAtmfTrapMediaTotal to catch a node running low on storage before a firmware backup or rolling reboot operation fails partway through.
What Can Be Monitored
- node status changes
- interface status changes
- backup status
- storage media free/total space
- node recovery status
- rolling reboot status
Imported Objects
From AT-SMI-MIB
| DisplayStringUnsized | |
| modules | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
From SNMPv2-SMI
| Integer32 | |
| MODULE-IDENTITY | |
| NOTIFICATION-TYPE | |
| OBJECT-TYPE |
From SNMPv2-TC
| DisplayString |
OIDs
RFC description
Manages Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) network-wide device discovery, provisioning, and topology objects.
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