E5-111-TRAPS-MIB

Description: Trap definitions for the Calix E5-111 access platform providing fault and threshold-crossing event notifications.

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E5-111-TRAPS-MIB defines the fault and event notification structures for the Calix E5-111 broadband access platform, a carrier access/aggregation device. It exposes an alarm table capturing the object class and instance identifiers responsible for each alarm along with an alarm type, forming the basis for fault reporting rather than continuous performance polling. This is fundamentally a faults/traps MIB, directly supporting monitoring of hardware and software fault conditions on the device: each alarm entry identifies which managed object (such as a line card, port, or service, via its object class/instance) triggered a threshold-crossing or fault event, and of what type. It depends on the broader Calix E5-series MIB structure, since the objects referenced by object class/instance are defined in companion E5 MIBs, plus standard SNMP notification conventions. It is typically deployed in carrier/service-provider access networks to feed device fault events into an NMS for real-time alarm correlation. Engineers can download the E5-111-TRAPS-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

e5AlarmTable/e5AlarmEntry record e5AlarmObjectClass and up to eight instance identifiers (e5AlarmObjectInstance1 through e5AlarmObjectInstance8) that pinpoint exactly which managed resource raised the condition, together with e5AlarmType classifying the fault. An NMS would subscribe to these traps to be alerted the instant a fault occurs on the E5-111, then use the object class/instance fields to drill into the specific hardware component affected. This lets operators correlate incoming SNMP traps directly to physical resources without polling every object individually.

Ericsson E5-111 platform-specific trap (notification) definitions for alarm and event reporting.