CTRON-ORP-HSIM-MIB

Description: Manages Cabletron ORP (Open Routing Platform) HSIM module configuration and routing protocol parameters.

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CTRON-ORP-HSIM-MIB is a vendor-specific MIB from Cabletron Systems for the ORP (Open Routing Platform) HSIM (High Speed Interface Module), a routing module used in Cabletron's chassis-based switch/router systems of the 1990s. Without captured module description or sample objects, its scope per the short description is configuration of the HSIM module and its routing protocol parameters within the ORP architecture. Consistent with other Cabletron module MIBs of this era, it would typically expose module presence/status and protocol-parameter configuration, supporting monitoring of the HSIM module's hardware health (installed/operational state) and its routing protocol settings. It is part of Cabletron's proprietary chassis-management MIB family rather than an IETF standard. It was deployed on Cabletron MMAC/SmartSwitch chassis equipped with ORP HSIM routing modules in enterprise campus networks of that era. Engineers can download the CTRON-ORP-HSIM-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were captured for this MIB; based on its documented purpose, an administrator would typically poll a module status object to confirm the HSIM routing module is present and operational within the ORP chassis, and check routing protocol parameter objects for correct configuration, since a module reporting a non-operational state would indicate a hardware or seating fault requiring physical inspection.

Cabletron (Enterasys) MIB for managing ORP type High-Speed Interface Modules (HSIM) on network devices, including configuration and status monitoring.