CENTRECOM-QOS-MIB

Description: Manages QoS queue scheduling and traffic classification on Allied Telesis CentreCOM switches.

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CENTRECOM-QOS-MIB is an Allied Telesis private MIB module for the CentreCOM line of managed switches, defining objects for Quality-of-Service queue scheduling and traffic classification. Based on its stated purpose ('Atkk Quality-of-Service objects'), it would expose per-port or per-queue QoS configuration such as queue scheduling discipline, priority mapping, and traffic classification rules. Its value for monitoring lies mainly in configuration visibility — confirming a switch's QoS policy and queue assignments are applied as intended — rather than hardware health telemetry. It is a vendor-specific extension built on top of Allied Telesis's private enterprise MIB tree and typically used alongside the switch's standard interface and bridge MIBs. It is deployed on Allied Telesis CentreCOM Ethernet switches in enterprise networks requiring traffic prioritization. Engineers can download the CENTRECOM-QOS-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No object or table names were extracted for this MIB (sample_objects is empty), so specific OIDs cannot be cited with confidence; based on the module description, an administrator would typically check per-port queue scheduling mode and traffic classification/priority mapping to confirm QoS policy is correctly applied to a switch port.

Implements quality of service with ingress/egress priority queuing on Allied Telesis switches.