BSUSUSTATS-MIB

Description: Collects per-subscriber unit traffic and link performance statistics on Alvarion BreezeACCESS base stations.

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BSUSUSTATS-MIB is an Aperto Networks proprietary MIB (built on ANIROOT-MIB/BSUSUINV-MIB) reporting per-Subscriber-Unit (SU) service-flow and signal-quality statistics as seen from a Base Station Unit (BSU) in a fixed-wireless broadband deployment. Its service-statistics table, keyed by flow ID, records downstream/upstream Ethernet packet counts (including dropped) and byte counts, and downstream wireless packet/retransmission counts, while a signal-quality table reports collided-burst count, corrected/uncorrected/no-FEC-error counts, no-unique-word-detected count, and no-energy-detected count. As a performance MIB it lets a wireless ISP watch a specific subscriber's signal quality and retransmission rate to diagnose a degraded fixed-wireless link. It is deployed on Aperto Networks fixed-wireless broadband BSU/SU equipment. Engineers can download the BSUSUSTATS-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

A wireless ISP checks aniBsuSuSigQUnCorrFecErrorCount for a specific subscriber unit to diagnose a degraded fixed-wireless link before it starts dropping calls or causing throughput complaints.

Aperto Networks BSU-SU (Burst Service Unit - Subscriber Unit) statistics MIB for wireless broadband service level and signal quality metrics (vendor-private).