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Description: LUMINOUS-TRAP-MIB module
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What Is LUMINOUS-TRAP-MIB?
LUMINOUS-TRAP-MIB is a private MIB from Luminous Networks, a vendor of optical Ethernet access/aggregation platforms later absorbed into World Wide Packets/Ciena's access portfolio, dedicated to defining SNMP trap notifications for its equipment. Consistent with its -TRAP- naming convention, it is expected to define fault and event notifications, such as hardware faults, link/ring state changes, or system alarms, rather than pollable configuration or statistics tables. Its intended use is fault monitoring of the underlying Luminous access platform's hardware and software status, alerting a management station in real time to conditions like link failures, protection-switching events, or equipment alarms. As a private vendor MIB it likely depends on companion Luminous MIB modules that define the underlying managed objects referenced by its traps, though that detail isn't available in this excerpt. It's typically deployed on Luminous Networks optical Ethernet access/aggregation devices in metro access networks, with the SNMP trap destination pointed at a network management station; administrators can also download the LUMINOUS-TRAP-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- Luminous Networks optical Ethernet access/aggregation device
Monitoring Examples
No module description or object names are included in this excerpt, so the specific traps this module defines cannot be confirmed. Based on the module name and typical Luminous equipment, traps in this family would be expected to signal events like link or ring protection-switching, hardware faults, or alarm conditions on the access platform, but this cannot be verified from the available data.
Imported Objects
From LUMINOUS-PROVISIONING-MIB
| lumDPConnectCardSlotId | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPConnectNodeIP | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPConnectNumber | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPConnectPortNumber | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPConnectionStatus | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPConnectionUpTime | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPLocalCardSlotId | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDPLocalPortNumber | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmConnectCardSlotId | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmConnectNodeIP | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmConnectPortNumber | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmConnectionStatus | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmConnectionUpTime | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmLocalCardSlotId | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTdmLocalPortNumber | OBJECT-TYPE |
From LUMINOUS-SYSTEM-MIB
| lumAlarmCardAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumAlarmPortId | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumAlarmSlotId | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumAlarmStatus | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDataBaseAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDataFlowAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumDownLoadStatus | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumEquipmentAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumPPPAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumProvisionAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumRingCardAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumSonetAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumSysconAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumT1AlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumTEN100AlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
| lumUtilityAlarmType | OBJECT-TYPE |
From LUMINOUS-TC-MIB
| lumCardOperState | |
| lumCardType | |
| lumShelfPlane | |
| lumSlotID |
| lumLinkIngressNodeIP | OBJECT-TYPE |
From RFC-1215
| TRAP-TYPE |
From SNMPv2-SMI
| enterprises |
OIDs
RFC description
Vendor-private MIB for Luminous Networks optical networking equipment; defines enterprise-specific SNMP traps and alerts.
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