LEA-SMART-SPLITTER-MIB

Description: Configures and monitors LEA smart splitter DSL line-sharing equipment.

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LEA-SMART-SPLITTER-MIB is a vendor-specific MIB from LEA (Regis Urvoy, leacom.fr) that models a DSL smart splitter chassis used for line-sharing POTS/ADSL deployments, exposing a splitterRelay group of bypass-relay controls across up to 15 slots and 24 ports per slot. It defines relayTable (indexed by relayIndex, derived from slot and port) with relaySlot, relayPort, and relayStatus objects that report whether each POTS line's low-pass-filter bypass relay is in its normal or closed (test) loop state, plus relayActiveDuration and numberOfActiveRelays scalars governing the fail-safe timer and concurrent relay limit. A heartBeat object provides a simple manager acknowledgement check, relayResetAll lets an operator force every relay back to normal operation, and relayChangeNotification alerts the manager whenever a line's relay status changes. This is a small, focused hardware-control MIB rather than a general traffic-statistics MIB, so monitoring it is mainly about catching stuck or unexpectedly closed relays that would indicate a bypass test was left active or a line-sharing fault. Administrators can download the LEA-SMART-SPLITTER-MIB file to load it into their MIB browser for managing LEA's DSL splitter hardware.

An operator polls relayTable to check relayStatus for each relaySlot/relayPort pair, and a value of closed(2) that persists past the configured relayActiveDuration would indicate a relay stuck in bypass/test mode instead of returning to normal(1) POTS service.

LEA Smart Splitter management for relay controls and bypass switching with automatic timer-based fail-safe.