Juniper-IP-PROFILE-MIB

Description: Provides managed objects for IP service profiles applied to broadband subscriber sessions on Juniper Networks E-series routers.

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Juniper-IP-PROFILE-MIB is a Juniper Networks enterprise module for the E-series (ERX) broadband edge router platform, defining IP service profiles that are applied to individual subscriber sessions. Its data is configuration-oriented, covering profile-level IP addressing (address/mask), directed broadcast and ICMP redirect enablement, access-route behavior, MTU, and loopback interface association per profile. Monitoring use centers on subscriber service configuration correctness: confirming that a given IP profile's row status is active and its parameters (MTU, address handling, redirect/broadcast policy) match intended service definitions, which helps diagnose subscriber connectivity or routing anomalies traced back to profile misapplication, though it does not expose chassis hardware sensors. It is used alongside Juniper's broader subscriber-management and interface MIBs on the E-series platform, particularly relying on router-name and interface-index references from the base system. It is deployed on Juniper E-series (ERX) edge routers in broadband access networks handling large numbers of subscriber IP sessions. Engineers can download the Juniper-IP-PROFILE-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator queries juniIpProfileTable/juniIpProfileEntry keyed by juniIpProfileId to check juniIpProfileIpAddr, juniIpProfileIpMask, and juniIpProfileMtu applied to a subscriber's session, and confirms juniIpProfileRowStatus is active. If a subscriber reports fragmented traffic or broadcast issues, reviewing juniIpProfileMtu alongside juniIpProfileDirectedBcastEnable and juniIpProfileIcmpRedirectEnable for that profile can reveal a misconfigured MTU or an unexpectedly enabled broadcast/redirect setting causing the symptom.

Juniper Networks MIB for IP traffic profile management and statistics collection on Junos OS devices, enabling SNMP monitoring of IP-based QoS profiles and traffic accounting.