EXTREMEdot11AP-MIB

Description: Extreme Networks IEEE 802.11 access point MIB providing radio, BSS, and client association management for Extreme wireless APs.

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EXTREMEdot11AP-MIB is a vendor-specific wireless MIB from Extreme Networks, based on the IETF/IEEE 802.11 Access Point MIB but extended with improved indexing, for managing a set of wireless access points. Such AP MIBs typically expose radio configuration and status, BSS (Basic Service Set) parameters, and associated wireless client information for each managed AP. In terms of hardware/software status monitoring, this class of MIB is used to confirm each AP's operational and radio status, track client association counts, and detect radios that have gone offline or are misconfigured, complementing wired-side switch health monitoring. It is explicitly derived from and dependent on the IETF/IEEE 802.11 AP MIB, extended with Extreme-specific indexing improvements. It is deployed in Extreme Networks wireless LAN infrastructure managing fleets of access points from a central controller or NMS, and administrators can download the EXTREMEdot11AP-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were provided for this MIB, so specific object names cannot be cited from source; however, based on its IEEE AP MIB heritage, a typical scenario would involve polling per-AP radio operational status and per-BSS client association counts to detect an access point whose radio has stopped responding or whose client count has dropped unexpectedly.

Extreme Networks 802.11 access point MIB. Manages wireless access point configuration, radio parameters, SSID settings, and 802.11 statistics.