AT-RG600-MIB

Description: Provides management objects for the Allied Telesis RG600 family residential gateway devices, covering WAN, LAN, and DSL status.

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AT-RG600-MIB is a private Allied Telesis MIB for the RG600 family of residential/small-business gateway devices, covering WAN, LAN, and DSL connectivity along with integrated voice (VoIP/MGCP) and multicast (IGMP) features. Rather than defining data-object tables directly, the sample content available is dominated by trap/notification definitions, suggesting the MIB's primary monitoring surface is event-driven: it reports fault and state-change conditions rather than exposing large polled counter tables. Notable notification areas include general gateway traps, power/battery-backup traps, VoIP MGCP protocol and endpoint traps, and IGMP snooping traps, meaning the MIB's monitoring value centers on power-backup status, VoIP call/endpoint software status, and multicast group behavior on the gateway. It is deployed as part of the Allied Telesis residential gateway product family and complements standard MGCP/VoIP and IGMP conventions with vendor-specific alarms. It is typically deployed on Allied Telesis RG600 gateways provisioned by broadband/telecom service providers at customer premises. Engineers can download the AT-RG600-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An NMS would subscribe to rg600Traps to catch general gateway-level fault conditions, powerBackpupTraps to be alerted the moment the unit switches to or recovers from backup battery power (a key power-hardware health signal), and voipMgcpProtocolTraps/voipMgcpEndpointTraps to detect MGCP signaling failures or an endpoint going out of service on the VoIP line. igmpSnoopingTraps would fire on multicast group membership anomalies, useful for diagnosing IPTV service issues delivered over the gateway.

Allied Telesis RG600 residential gateway managing VoIP, switching, QoS, IGMP, and power backup features.