BSUSUSTATUS-MIB

Description: Reports per-subscriber unit connection status and signal quality on Alvarion BreezeACCESS base stations.

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BSUSUSTATUS-MIB is an Aperto Networks enterprise MIB (aniBsuSuGroup 3) for the BreezeACCESS-class fixed-wireless Base Station Unit (BSU), reporting per-subscriber-unit (SU) link status; note that the MIB's own CONTACT-INFO identifies Aperto Networks as the originating organization rather than Alvarion, though Aperto's wireless broadband product line was later absorbed into Alvarion. It defines an upstream link table (aniBsuSuUSLinkStatusTable: polarization, modulation qpsk/qam16, FEC low/high, SU Tx power attenuation, upstream Rx/Tx power) and a parallel downstream table (aniBsuSuDSLinkStatusTable: polarization, modulation, FEC, downstream Rx power split by polarization, BSU Tx power), plus a general link table (aniBsuSuLinkStatusTable) with propagation delay, distance, link type, and path loss exponent — all indexed by aniBsuWirelessPort and the SU's MAC address. This gives an operator RF-link quality visibility per subscriber radio rather than just interface-level counters, which is central to diagnosing marginal wireless links before they fail outright. It is deployed on Aperto/BreezeACCESS base stations serving fixed-wireless subscriber units, and network teams can get the BSUSUSTATUS-MIB download to add these objects to their monitoring.

An operator polls aniBsuSuStatusUSRxPower and aniBsuSuStatusSuTxPowerAttn for a given subscriber unit's upstream link; a Tx power attenuation value near its maximum combined with a weak upstream Rx power at the BSU signals a marginal RF link that may soon drop or degrade throughput for that subscriber.

Vendor-specific MIB for backup system unit (BSU) status monitoring, manages operational status and health indicators of backup power or redundancy systems.