DASAN-NOTIFICATION-V1

Description: Provides SNMPv1 trap notification definitions for fault events on DASAN network equipment.

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DASAN-NOTIFICATION-V1 is a vendor-specific SNMPv1 trap-notification MIB from DASAN Networks, a Korean access/Ethernet equipment vendor, defining fault-event traps for DASAN network equipment such as switches and access nodes. Rather than exposing pollable data tables, it primarily defines notification (trap) types signaling fault conditions on the device, exemplified by its documented portInstalled trap sent when a port's install status changes to enabled. Its monitoring relevance is around fault/hardware event status: this trap family lets an NMS learn in near real time when a port is physically installed/enabled, useful for detecting hardware changes like a newly inserted SFP or line card port becoming available without needing to poll continuously. No explicit dependency on other MIBs is indicated in the available description, suggesting it is a self-contained legacy SNMPv1 trap module. It would typically be deployed on DASAN access/aggregation switches in carrier or enterprise access networks, where DASAN-NOTIFICATION-V1 SNMP monitoring relies on trap-driven alerts for port and hardware install/fault events.

The documented portInstalled trap fires when a device's portInstallStatus transitions to enabled, letting an NMS immediately learn that a physical port (e.g., an SFP slot) has been installed/activated without waiting for the next poll cycle. Beyond this named trap, no further object or table names were provided in this batch, so additional monitoring scenarios cannot be grounded in specific OIDs here.

DASAN enterprise-specific SNMP traps for port, power, fan, temperature and system events.