CYAN-TC-MIB

Defines textual conventions and enumerated types shared across Cyan, Inc. optical MIB modules.

CYAN-TC-MIB is a textual-conventions module from Cyan, Inc., an optical packet-transport vendor (later Cyan/Blue Planet, acquired by Ciena), defining enumerated types and shared data structures used across Cyan's family of optical transport MIBs. It exposes no monitoring data by itself; instead it standardizes how concepts like alarm severity, administrative/operational state, or entity identifiers are typed. Actual hardware/software status monitoring -- uptime, temperature, alarm conditions, port/card status -- is performed by the other Cyan MIBs that import these type definitions, not by this module. It is designed to be imported by sibling CYAN-* MIB modules and follows conventional SNMPv2-TC textual-convention practice, so engineers typically keep the CYAN-TC-MIB reference on hand when interpreting alarm-severity or state values reported by those sibling modules. It is deployed as a supporting module wherever Cyan Z-Series packet-optical transport platforms are managed via SNMP in service-provider networks.

This module contains only TEXTUAL-CONVENTION definitions, with no sample_objects and no runtime tables provided, so nothing here is directly pollable. Other Cyan MIBs import these type definitions to consistently represent things like alarm severity or admin/operational state on a given optical port or card. No monitoring scenario is fabricated since this is a types-only support module.

Cyan Inc textual conventions MIB defining common data types and structures for Cyan transport equipment management MIBs.