GBOND-MIB

Manages G.Bond bonded DSL line group configuration and performance per IETF standards.

GBOND-MIB is a stub MIB module defining the OID structure and textual conventions for G.Bond, an ITU-T standard for bonding multiple DSL lines together into a single logical high-bandwidth connection. As a stub, it primarily provides OID root allocation and a scheme textual convention (TC) rather than a full set of populated management objects for line-group configuration and performance as its short description suggests; the actual runtime objects for group membership, bonded line status, and per-line performance would live in dependent modules or a fuller version of this MIB. Where implemented, this kind of MIB is used to monitor DSL bonded-group operational status -- individual line up/down state within the bonding group, aggregate bandwidth, and error/performance counters per line -- giving visibility into physical-layer DSL health. It depends on IETF G.Bond/DSL-related standards and typically complements per-line DSL MIBs (e.g., HDSL2-SHDSL-MIB family) covering individual line parameters. It is deployed by broadband carriers on DSL access equipment that supports multi-pair bonding to increase subscriber bandwidth. Because it is only a stub, the GBOND-MIB MIB itself returns little more than its OID root and scheme textual convention when queried directly.

No populated sample objects were provided (sample_objects is empty) and the module description confirms this is a stub, so concrete object/table names cannot be grounded; in a fuller G.Bond implementation an operator would expect to poll a bonded-group table for aggregate bandwidth and per-line status to detect a failed or degraded bonded DSL pair, but this cannot be stated as verified fact for this particular module.

Vendor-private MIB defining managed objects for G.bonding (bonded DSL) link management, aggregating multiple DSL connections for increased bandwidth on access network equipment.