HPN-ICF-TRNG-MIB

Description: Manages traffic range (TRNG) object definitions for ACL and policy matching on HP/Comware devices.

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HPN-ICF-TRNG-MIB is an HP/H3C Comware ("ICF", Intelligent Configuration Framework) MIB module for configuring absolute and periodic time ranges that are referenced by ACLs and QoS/policy rules elsewhere on the device. It is a configuration-oriented MIB rather than a monitoring one - it lets a management station define named time windows (e.g. business hours) that other traffic-filtering or policy features consult. It does not expose hardware environmentals, performance counters, or fault traps of its own; its role is purely to store schedule definitions used by other, separately-instrumented features. There is no explicit dependency beyond the vendor's private ICF MIB tree that groups related Comware feature MIBs together. It is deployed on HP/H3C Comware-based switches and routers wherever time-of-day-based ACL or policy enforcement is configured. Network engineers evaluating or troubleshooting this functionality can download the HPN-ICF-TRNG-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were supplied for this module. Given its stated purpose (absolute and periodic time-range configuration for ACL/policy matching), it plausibly defines a time-range name/entry table with start/end time and day-of-week fields, but since no concrete object identifiers were provided I cannot cite real names here, and this module is fundamentally a configuration store rather than one exposing a runtime monitoring scenario.

Manages absolute and periodic time ranges for event scheduling on HP/HPE networking devices.