COLUBRIS-TC

Defines textual conventions and enumerated types shared across Colubris/HP wireless MIB modules.

COLUBRIS-TC is a textual-conventions-only MIB module originally from Colubris Networks (later acquired by HP) for its wireless networking product line. It defines shared enumerated types and reusable data type conventions that other Colubris/HP wireless MIB modules reference for consistency, rather than defining any manageable objects itself. Because it contains no scalars or tables, it exposes no hardware or software status data directly and is not something an operator would poll for uptime, temperature, or CPU/memory metrics. Its dependency relationship is definitional: every other Colubris wireless MIB module imports type definitions from this module, so compiling any of those functional MIBs requires that the COLUBRIS-TC MIB file be present first. It is deployed purely as a compile-time support MIB alongside the functional Colubris/HP wireless access point and controller MIBs.

COLUBRIS-TC has no sample objects because it is a conformance/textual-convention module rather than a data-bearing one; it defines TEXTUAL-CONVENTION types (enumerations, string formats) that are imported by name into other Colubris MIBs. There is no realistic monitoring scenario for this module in isolation — it must be loaded so that dependent MIBs' object definitions resolve, but it supplies no OIDs to poll.

Colubris Networks vendor textual conventions MIB for wireless controller type definitions.