All MIBs › CYAN-TENGPORT-MIB
Organization: Cyan, Inc.
Last Updated: 2014-12-07
Category: Optical Networking
Description: Manages 10G client port configuration, alarms, and PM counters on Cyan optical transponders.
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What Is CYAN-TENGPORT-MIB?
CYAN-TENGPORT-MIB is a vendor-specific MIB from Cyan, Inc. that models 10 Gigabit client ports on Cyan optical transponder/packet-optical platforms, exposing per-port configuration, alarms, and PM-style counters for each 10G interface. It defines a single cyanTENGPortTable indexed by shelf/module/transceiver/port IDs, with objects covering administrative and operational state (cyanTENGPortAdminState, cyanTENGPortOperState, cyanTENGPortOperStateQual), termination-point connection state, loopback control, client signal type (cyanTENGPortSignalType), and optical power levels (cyanTENGPortRxPwr, cyanTENGPortTxPwr) alongside transmitter status and control. This gives an operator direct visibility into whether a 10G client port is in service, correctly signaling, and receiving/transmitting optical power within expected ranges, which is the primary indicator of a healthy fiber connection on a transponder shelf. It depends on the shared CYAN-TC-MIB textual conventions (CyanAdminStateTc, CyanOpStateTc, and related enumerations) and CYAN-MIB for the cyanEntityModules registration point. It is deployed on Cyan optical transponder platforms carrying 10G client services, and network engineers referencing the CYAN-TENGPORT-MIB MIB when building their SNMP polling templates can map every alarm and power object to a specific shelf/module/port instance.
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Supported Devices
- Cyan optical transponder / packet-optical platforms
Monitoring Examples
An operator polls cyanTENGPortTable for cyanTENGPortRxPwr and cyanTENGPortOperState on a given shelf/module/transceiver/port instance; an operational state that transitions away from in-service combined with a cyanTENGPortRxPwr reading well below the expected optical budget would indicate a degraded or disconnected 10G fiber on that transponder port.
What Can Be Monitored
- port administrative and operational state
- termination-point connection state
- RX/TX optical power levels
- client signal type / port mode
- transmitter control and status
- loopback control state
Imported Objects
From CYAN-MIB
| cyanEntityModules | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
From CYAN-TC-MIB
| CyanAdminStateTc | |
| CyanEnDisabledTc | |
| CyanLoopbackControlTc | |
| CyanOffOnTc | |
| CyanOpStateQualTc | |
| CyanOpStateTc | |
| CyanSecServiceStateTc | |
| CyanTPConnectionStateTc | |
| CyanTxControlTc | |
| CyanXGOSignalTypeTc |
From SNMPv2-CONF
| MODULE-COMPLIANCE | |
| OBJECT-GROUP |
From SNMPv2-SMI
| Integer32 | |
| MODULE-IDENTITY | |
| OBJECT-TYPE | |
| Unsigned32 |
From SNMPv2-TC
| DisplayString |
OIDs
RFC description
Manages 10 Gigabit Ethernet port configuration, operational state, and signal control on Cyan optical platforms.
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