CISCO-FLOW-MONITOR-TC-MIB

Description: Defines textual conventions used in Cisco flow monitoring MIBs including flow direction, sampler types, and match field definitions.

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CISCO-FLOW-MONITOR-TC-MIB is a Cisco MIB that defines shared textual conventions (data types and enumerations) used by Cisco's flow-monitoring MIB modules, covering concepts like flow direction, sampler types, match-field definitions, and alarm terminology (alarm action, alarm aggregation, alarm condition, alarm group). It does not itself define runtime data tables or counters; instead it supplies the common vocabulary that other Cisco flow-monitoring MIBs (such as those for NetFlow/Flexible NetFlow sampling and alarms) build upon. Because it only defines types, it has no direct role in reporting live hardware or software status, but the alarm-related conventions it defines underpin how dependent MIBs represent standing fault/alarm conditions for flow monitoring. A CISCO-FLOW-MONITOR-TC-MIB download is generally obtained together with the dependent flow-monitoring modules that actually import its type definitions, since the file alone provides no pollable objects and it is inherently dependent on and shared with Cisco's broader flow-monitoring MIB family. It would be found loaded alongside other Cisco flow/NetFlow MIBs on Cisco routers and switches that support flow-based traffic monitoring.

This module defines only textual conventions (data types and enumerations) and includes no runtime data objects or tables of its own, so no concrete monitoring/polling scenario applies; it is consumed by other Cisco MIBs that import these type definitions.

Defines textual conventions for Cisco flow monitoring MIB modules.