ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL

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Organization: Eltex Enterprise, Ltd.

Last Updated: 2012-05-29

Category: Textual Conventions and Registries

Description: Establishes Eltex Networks' Structure of Management Information (SMI), the root OID tree and base definitions that all other Eltex enterprise MIBs build on.

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What Is ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL?

ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL is Eltex Networks' Structure of Management Information module, providing the root enterprise OID tree used by all other Eltex MIB modules, while also defining top-level alarm/notification branches for several Eltex hardware line cards and modules (PON/Teknovus, FXS-72 voice ports, PP4 power modules, MXA32 access controllers). It therefore mixes structural OID assignment with fault-monitoring notification groups, covering categories like PON alarm conditions, voice port (FXS) alarm and cleared states, and power supply (PP4) alarm conditions. Its practical monitoring value is centered on hardware fault/status reporting: alarm traps such as fxs72AlarmTraps and fxs72OkTraps signal when an FXS port module enters or clears an alarm state, mxa32AlarmTraps/mxa32OkTraps do the same for MXA32 access controller cards, and pp4AlarmTraps flags power module faults. Other Eltex product MIB modules depend on the enterprise OID root defined here, and the notification objects likely correlate with entity/physical-index information from ENTITY-MIB on multi-card Eltex chassis. It is deployed on Eltex Networks access and PON equipment such as MXA/FXS voice gateways and PON OLT/ONU line cards, and loading the ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL MIB file is a prerequisite for any NMS that intends to receive these FXS, MXA32, or PP4 alarm traps.

IPNetwork Monitor allows you to monitor SNMP objects defined in ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL. Use the built-in SNMP Monitoring Browser to explore available variables, view their current values and descriptions, and select the objects you want to monitor. You can then create SNMP monitors, configure thresholds, and receive alerts when monitored values change.

Supported Devices

  • Eltex LTX-16C — current XGS-PON/ComboPON OLT, up to 4096 XGS-PON subscribers

Monitoring Examples

An administrator would subscribe to fxs72AlarmTraps to be notified when an FXS-72 voice port card raises an alarm (e.g. a port or trunk fault), and watch for the corresponding fxs72OkTraps notification once the condition clears. Similarly, mxa32AlarmTraps/mxa32OkTraps report fault and recovery events on Eltex MXA32 access controller modules, while pp4AlarmTraps flags a power supply module problem on PP4-equipped chassis. ponTeknovusAlarmTraps covers alarm conditions on the PON/Teknovus-based access line, useful for catching optical or ONU-side faults.

What Can Be Monitored

  • FXS voice port alarm/clear status
  • MXA32 access controller alarm/clear status
  • PP4 power module alarm status
  • PON/Teknovus line alarm conditions
Imported Objects

From SNMPv2-CONF

NOTIFICATION-GROUP
OBJECT-GROUP

From SNMPv2-SMI

Counter64
Integer32
IpAddress
MODULE-IDENTITY
NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECT-IDENTITY
OBJECT-TYPE
enterprises

From SNMPv2-TC

DisplayString
TimeStamp
OIDs

FAQ

What alarm traps does ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL define for Eltex voice and power hardware?
It defines fxs72AlarmTraps/fxs72OkTraps for FXS-72 voice port modules entering or clearing an alarm state, mxa32AlarmTraps/mxa32OkTraps for MXA32 access controller cards, and pp4AlarmTraps for PP4 power module faults, alongside PON/Teknovus line alarm conditions.

Why does an NMS need to load ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL before it can properly receive Eltex FXS or power-module alarms?
ELTEX-SMI-ACTUAL defines the Eltex enterprise root OID tree and the alarm/notification branches for the FXS-72, MXA32, and PP4 modules, so the trap OIDs referenced by other Eltex MIBs can't be resolved or interpreted without this module being loaded first.

RFC description

Defines the Structure of Management Information (SMI) for Eltex Networks, providing the root OID tree and base definitions used by all other Eltex enterprise MIBs.

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