BIANCA-BRICK-PPPOEAC-MIB

Description: Manages PPPoE Access Concentrator (AC) configuration and session tables on bintec elmeg BIANCA/BRICK routers.

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BIANCA-BRICK-PPPOEAC-MIB is a vendor MIB (Bianca-Brick lineage, now part of bintec elmeg) for managing the PPPoE Access Concentrator (AC) function on BRICK-series routers, covering configuration and session-table data for PPPoE sessions terminated on the device. It exposes PPPoE AC configuration parameters and a session table tracking each active client PPPoE session, including session identifiers and associated interface/state information. Its monitoring value is on software/service status: the session table reveals how many PPPoE sessions are currently active and their individual state, letting an operator detect an unusual drop in session count (indicating a mass disconnect or an issue with the PPPoE termination service) or a session stuck in a non-established state. As a vendor-specific PPPoE module it parallels the broader IETF PPP-related MIB work (PPP-MIB) for the underlying PPP link layer beneath each PPPoE session. It is deployed on Bianca/BRICK (bintec elmeg) routers acting as broadband access concentrators, typically at an ISP or enterprise WAN edge terminating customer PPPoE connections. Engineers can download the BIANCA-BRICK-PPPOEAC-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample_objects were supplied for this module, so specific table/column names cannot be confirmed; consistent with its stated purpose, a realistic scenario would be an operator polling the PPPoE session table to count currently active sessions and compare that against the expected subscriber count, catching a sudden drop that would indicate an access-concentrator software fault or an upstream authentication (RADIUS) failure. Per-session state objects would similarly reveal individual sessions stuck in a connecting/failed state rather than reaching the established/forwarding state.

Manages PPPoE access concentrator mode configuration on Bianca Brick Ethernet interfaces.