FUJITSU-EXTENDED-NONOS-AWN-MIB-V06

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Category: Domain: Server Hardware, Vendor: Fujitsu

Description: Fujitsu extended MIB for non-OS agent management providing hardware alerts and system status for AWN platforms.

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What Is FUJITSU-EXTENDED-NONOS-AWN-MIB-V06?

FUJITSU-EXTENDED-NONOS-AWN-MIB-V06 is a Fujitsu vendor MIB for non-OS (embedded/firmware-only) agent management on Fujitsu's AWN product line, providing hardware alerts and system-node status reporting. It exposes node-level system information objects covering node identity/common status, clock configuration, and communication device/port assignments, along with a link-status (Ls) table enumerating unit/device/port associations. It is oriented toward hardware status monitoring: awnSysNodeCommonStatus reports the overall health state of a system node, awnSysNodeClk tracks the node's clock configuration/synchronization, and awnSysComDevice/awnSysComPort (plus their secondary awnSysComDevice2/awnSysComPort2 counterparts) identify which communication hardware and ports are active, useful for spotting a failed or misconfigured communications path. It is a Fujitsu-specific extension without an apparent dependency on external standard MIBs beyond baseline SNMP SMI conventions. It is deployed on Fujitsu AWN-branded embedded network equipment that runs a non-general-purpose OS and needs SNMP-based hardware alerting. Network engineers evaluating or troubleshooting this functionality can download the FUJITSU-EXTENDED-NONOS-AWN-MIB-V06 file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

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Supported Devices

  • Fujitsu AWN embedded/non-OS network equipment

Monitoring Examples

An administrator would poll awnSysNodeCommonStatus to get an at-a-glance health indicator for a given system node, and if abnormal, inspect awnSysComDevice/awnSysComPort versus the secondary awnSysComDevice2/awnSysComPort2 to see if a redundant communication path has failed over. Walking awnSysLsTable via awnSysLsUnit, awnSysLsDevice, and awnSysLsPort reveals the current unit-to-device-to-port link mapping, useful for confirming physical connectivity assumptions after a hardware change. awnSysNodeClk helps verify the node's clock/timing configuration is correct, important for time-sensitive embedded operations.

What Can Be Monitored

  • system node common status/health
  • clock/timing configuration
  • communication device and port assignment (primary/secondary)
  • unit-device-port link mapping
Imported Objects

From RFC-1212

OBJECT-TYPE

From RFC1155-SMI

Counter
Gauge
IpAddress
enterprises

From RFC1213-MIB

DisplayString
OIDs

RFC description

Fujitsu EW6000 AWN series system and communication module monitoring including status and package information.

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