CISCO-DMN-DSG-FPUI-MIB

Description: Manages front panel user interface settings and display configuration on the Cisco DMN D9800 satellite gateway.

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CISCO-DMN-DSG-FPUI-MIB is a Cisco Digital Media Network (DMN) / DSG module covering the front-panel user interface of Cisco satellite gateway/headend hardware such as the D9800 series, controlling things like keyboard lock state and LCD display contrast. It exposes small configuration objects for the device's physical front panel — keyboard lock enable/timeout, LCD contrast level, and an "AW reminder" alert setting — rather than broad system telemetry. Its monitoring/management value is narrow but real: confirming the front-panel keyboard lock is engaged (a security-relevant software/configuration status) and that display settings match policy, a genuine piece of the device's operational configuration state. It has no notable dependency on other MIBs beyond standard Cisco enterprise conventions. It's used in Cisco satellite/cable headend gateway deployments where local front-panel access to the appliance needs to be controlled and audited via SNMP, typically starting with a CISCO-DMN-DSG-FPUI-MIB download to load into the management system's MIB browser.

An operator would poll fpuiKBLock and fpuiKBLockTimeout to verify the front-panel keyboard is locked and will re-lock automatically after the configured idle period, and check fpuiLCDContrast to confirm the display is set to a readable/policy-compliant level. An unexpected fpuiKBLock value of "unlocked" outside a maintenance window would flag unauthorized local access to the gateway's front panel.

Manages Cisco front panel user interface including keyboard lock and LCD contrast settings.