CM-COMMON-MIB

Provides common base objects and textual conventions shared across Ceragon microwave radio MIBs.

CM-COMMON-MIB is a base/shared MIB module from ADVA Optical Networking (originally Ceragon-lineage naming, CM = FSP150 Common Module) that defines common textual conventions, product/subproduct identifiers, and shelf/slot object definitions reused across the FSP150CM and FSP150CC microwave/packet transport product lines. Rather than exposing standalone monitoring data itself, it establishes shared building blocks (product capability flags, shelf/hub identifiers, port/interface naming like ge101/ge206) that other FSP150-family MIBs reference for consistent device modeling. Its practical monitoring role is indirect: it underpins hardware inventory identification (which subproduct/shelf/hub a given managed entity belongs to) and capability discovery (f3Capabilities) used by higher-level MIBs to expose actual performance, alarm, and status data. A CM-COMMON-MIB reference is therefore consulted by engineers mainly to interpret the product, shelf, and port identifiers surfaced by other FSP150-family MIBs, rather than for direct polling, and it is explicitly a dependency for other FSP150CM/CC MIBs (e.g., CM-TOPOLOGY-MIB) rather than a standalone monitoring target. It is typically deployed as a shared component on ADVA/Ceragon FSP150 microwave and packet transport network elements.

A management system would reference f3Capabilities to determine which features a given FSP150CM/CC unit supports before polling feature-specific object groups defined in dependent MIBs. The nemihubshelf and subproducts objects would be used to identify which shelf/hub and hardware variant a managed port like ge101, ge201, or ge206 physically belongs to, grounding inventory and topology views built by other MIBs. Because this module is foundational rather than data-bearing, an admin would rarely poll it directly for anomalies; instead it's consulted to interpret data coming from CM-TOPOLOGY-MIB and other FSP150 MIBs correctly.

Common textual conventions and definitions for ADVA FSP150 carrier/metro Ethernet product lines.