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Category: SNMP Framework, Vendor: ATEN
Description: Defines the OID sub-tree structure for ATEN SN0116A serial console server MIB objects.
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What Is ATEN-SN0116A-SMI?
ATEN-SN0116A-SMI defines the OID sub-tree and managed objects for the ATEN SN0116A, a serial (RS-232) console server/port server product used for out-of-band access to other equipment's serial consoles. It exposes objects for RS-232 port configuration and user/session configuration, along with firmware version tracking and port alert notifications. Its monitoring value spans both software and hardware/status dimensions: administrators track imageCurrentVersion/imageNewVersion to know if a firmware upgrade is available or pending, watch active session objects to see who is connected to which serial port, and rely on portAlert traps to learn about a serial line fault or unexpected disconnect on a managed port. It depends on the ATEN-SMI root module for its OID placement in the ATEN enterprise tree. It is deployed in data centers and equipment racks where administrators need remote serial console access to routers, switches, or other gear via the SN0116A's RS-232 ports. Engineers can download the ATEN-SN0116A-SMI file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- ATEN SN0116A serial console/port server
Monitoring Examples
An administrator would poll the rs232 port configuration objects to confirm baud rate/settings for each serial port, check the session table to see which usrcfg-defined user currently holds an active session on a given port, and compare imageCurrentVersion against imageNewVersion to know if firmware is out of date. A portAlert trap firing on a specific RS-232 port would indicate the connected device's console cable was unplugged or the line lost carrier detect.
What Can Be Monitored
- RS-232 port configuration
- active console sessions per port
- user account configuration
- current vs. available firmware version
- port alert/fault trap events
Imported Objects
From ATEN-PRODUCTS-MIB
| sn3101 | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
OIDs
RFC description
ATEN serial network device (SN0116A) configuration and session management.
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