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Category: IP and Core Protocols, Vendor: Avaya
Description: Manages NTP time synchronization configuration and stratum status on Bay Networks (Nortel) router platforms.
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What Is BayNetworks-NTP-MIB?
BayNetworks-NTP-MIB is a Bay Networks (later Nortel) proprietary MIB for managing Network Time Protocol synchronization on Bay Networks router/switch platforms. No module description or sample objects were provided in the source, but by convention such a MIB would expose NTP server/peer association status and the device's current clock stratum and synchronization state. It is relevant to software/system-clock health -- confirming synchronization state and stratum reveals whether the device's system clock is properly disciplined, which matters for accurate log timestamps and time-dependent security functions. It conceptually parallels the IETF standard NTP-MIB despite being a Bay Networks/Nortel proprietary implementation. It would have been deployed on Bay Networks/Nortel routers and switches (e.g., BayRS/Passport-era platforms) requiring synchronized time for logging and security correlation, a need served by BayNetworks-NTP-MIB SNMP monitoring of peer association and stratum status.
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Supported Devices
- Bay Networks/Nortel router or switch
Monitoring Examples
No object names were provided in sample_objects for this module, so specific polling targets cannot be confirmed from source; typically an admin would check NTP peer/server association status and stratum level to confirm the device clock is synchronized, flagging an unreachable or unexpectedly high-stratum association as a time-sync fault. This description is grounded in NTP's stated purpose rather than confirmed object names.
What Can Be Monitored
- NTP synchronization state
- NTP server/peer association status
- clock stratum level
Imported Objects
From RFC-1212
| OBJECT-TYPE |
From RFC1155-SMI
| Counter | |
| Gauge | |
| IpAddress | |
| TimeTicks |
From Wellfleet-COMMON-MIB
| wfNtpGroup | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
OIDs
RFC description
Bay Networks NTP (Network Time Protocol) MIB. Manages NTP configuration including time synchronization and stratum information.
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