NTNTECH-SYSTEM-OBJECTS-IDENTIFIER-MIB

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Organization: Paradyne Corporation

Last Updated: 2004-11-17

Description: Paradyne Corporation (Net to Net Technologies) MIB providing authoritative vendor identification objects for the network management subsystem in their devices

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What Is NTNTECH-SYSTEM-OBJECTS-IDENTIFIER-MIB?

NTNTECH-SYSTEM-OBJECTS-IDENTIFIER-MIB is a Paradyne Corporation (Net to Net Technologies) enterprise MIB that, per standard MIB-2 system-group conventions, defines the authoritative sysObjectID values identifying the specific product model of a network management subsystem/device instance. Rather than exposing runtime performance or status counters itself, it enumerates the vendor's product line -- DSL access multiplexers (DSLAM) and related units such as ipd12000, ipd4000, smd2000 series, amd8000, and sud2011/sud2003 models -- as distinct object identifiers used to populate sysObjectID. Its practical monitoring value is indirect: an NMS uses these identifiers to determine exactly which Paradyne/NTN Technologies DSLAM or access device model is being polled, which then dictates which vendor-specific MIB modules and object sets apply for that device's actual hardware/software status monitoring. It is explicitly built on and referenced by the standard MIB-2 system group (sysObjectID), making it dependent on that IETF standard for its integration point. It is deployed across Paradyne/NTN Technologies DSL access and mini-DSLAM equipment in telecom access networks. Engineers can download the NTNTECH-SYSTEM-OBJECTS-IDENTIFIER-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

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Supported Devices

  • Paradyne/Net to Net Technologies DSLAM and mini-DSLAM access equipment

Monitoring Examples

An NMS reading a device's standard sysObjectID would match it against identifiers such as ipd12000, smd2000p24, or sud2011p12T defined here to determine the exact DSLAM model in use, then select the appropriate vendor MIB for detailed instrumentation. The sysObjIdiPDSLAM and sysObjIdMiniDSLAM branches group related product identifiers together, letting management tools distinguish full-size iPDSLAM chassis from mini-DSLAM units. This module itself provides no runtime counters, only the model-identification OID values.

What Can Be Monitored

  • device model/product identification via sysObjectID
Imported Objects

From NTNTECH-ROOT-MIB

ntntechSystemObjectsOBJECT-IDENTITY

From SNMPv2-SMI

MODULE-IDENTITY
OBJECT-TYPE
OIDs

RFC description

NTN Technologies vendor-specific MIB defining the enterprise OID root and system object identifiers for NTN-manufactured network equipment.

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