IONLINE-MIB

Description: E Technologies iOnline access device MIB providing SNMP management objects for broadband subscriber line equipment.

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IONLINE-MIB is a vendor MIB associated with the 24Online/iOnline access management agent used on broadband subscriber access equipment. It exposes pooling-related configuration and status objects, notably a resource pool table that tracks pool usage and object identity/registration information for agent-managed resources. In a monitoring context it is used chiefly to check the operational status of address or session pools on the access device, such as whether a pool is active and how heavily it is used, which is a proxy for subscriber load and capacity headroom. It is a small, self-contained agent MIB with no explicit dependency on other standard MIBs beyond generic SNMP conventions. It is typically deployed on broadband access concentrators or subscriber management gateways where an ISP needs to track address/resource pool consumption via SNMP alongside RADIUS/AAA systems. Engineers can download the IONLINE-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would poll ioPoolTable/ioPoolEntry, indexed by pool identity, to read ioPoolUsage and ioPoolStatus for each configured pool. A rising ioPoolUsage approaching capacity combined with a degraded ioPoolStatus would indicate the subscriber address pool is close to exhaustion, prompting capacity expansion. ioPoolORId and ioPoolORDescr provide an object-registration description useful for identifying which pool/service the entry corresponds to.

Provides remote configuration mechanisms for SNMP message generation parameters used by 24Online Agent.