NGDSL-LINE-TC-MIB

Description: Defines textual conventions for next-generation DSL line management MIB modules per ADSLMIB Working Group.

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NGDSL-LINE-TC-MIB is a vendor-neutral IETF (ADSLMIB Working Group) MIB module that defines Textual Conventions (shared data types) for use by the companion NGDSL-LINE-MIB, rather than a management MIB with its own runtime objects. It supports the management of next-generation DSL line types including ADSL, ADSL2, and ADSL2+, standardizing how values like line rates, coding gains, and status codes are represented across implementations. As a pure textual-conventions module it has no object or notification definitions of its own, so it does not directly expose monitorable hardware/software status; instead it underpins the data typing used by the actual NGDSL-LINE-MIB that does expose line status, rates, and performance counters. It is explicitly and entirely dependent on being imported by NGDSL-LINE-MIB and other next-generation DSL MIBs conforming to the IETF ADSLMIB framework. It is deployed wherever standards-based DSL line management is implemented, across any vendor's ADSL2/ADSL2+-capable DSLAM or CPE modem. Engineers implementing or auditing this functionality typically reference the NGDSL-LINE-TC-MIB RFC/standard documentation for the authoritative specification.

As a Textual Conventions module, NGDSL-LINE-TC-MIB defines no runtime data objects or tables of its own (no sample objects were listed), so there is no monitoring scenario to describe honestly; its type definitions are consumed by NGDSL-LINE-MIB, where actual DSL line rate and status objects would be polled.

Textual conventions for ADSL, ADSL2 and ADSL2+ line management and monitoring.