CISCO-H323-TC-MIB

Description: Establishes textual conventions shared across Cisco H.323 VoIP MIBs, covering call types, endpoint types, and bandwidth values.

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CISCO-H323-TC-MIB is a Cisco-proprietary Textual Convention (TC) module that defines a shared set of data types used by Cisco's H.323 VoIP MIBs, based on the ITU-T H.323.0 and H.225.0 recommendations. It exposes no runtime objects itself — its purpose is purely to define common types such as call types, endpoint types, and bandwidth value representations that other Cisco VoIP MIBs (e.g. call-control or gatekeeper MIBs) import and reuse. Because it defines no OIDs of its own, it plays no direct role in monitoring hardware or software status; its role is structural/definitional, standardizing how H.323-related values are encoded across dependent MIBs. It is entirely a dependency for other Cisco H.323/VoIP MIB modules, which import its textual conventions rather than redefining them. It is present on Cisco voice gateway and gatekeeper platforms that implement H.323-based VoIP call control. Engineers can download the CISCO-H323-TC-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

This is a textual-conventions-only module with no runtime data objects of its own — no sample objects are provided — so there is no monitoring scenario to describe; other Cisco H.323 MIBs import its type definitions (e.g., for call/endpoint type and bandwidth values) when defining their own pollable objects.

Defines textual conventions used in H.323 VoIP MIBs for Cisco, including call types, endpoint types, and bandwidth values.