NTWS-CLIENT-SESSION-TC

Description: Defines textual conventions for client session state, authentication type, and mobility roles in Nortel NTWS MIBs.

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NTWS-CLIENT-SESSION-TC is a Nortel Networks textual-conventions (TC) module supporting the Nortel wireless switch (NTWS) MIB family, defining shared data types for client session state, authentication type, and mobility role rather than any object instances of its own. As a TC-only module it does not itself expose pollable operational data; instead it standardizes how other Nortel wireless-switch MIBs represent concepts like whether a client session is authenticated, roaming, or in a particular mobility role. Because it defines no runtime objects, it has no direct hardware or software status monitoring value on its own; its purpose is purely to ensure consistent, reusable data typing across the broader Nortel wireless-switch MIB set. Its dependency relationship runs in the opposite direction from most MIBs: other NTWS MIBs (client session, mobility, security) depend on the textual conventions defined here. It would be encountered wherever Nortel Networks (later Avaya) wireless switch/controller MIBs are loaded together as a supporting definitions file, not deployed or polled in isolation. Engineers can download the NTWS-CLIENT-SESSION-TC file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

This module defines no runtime data objects of its own; it only supplies shared TEXTUAL-CONVENTION type definitions (for session state, auth type, mobility role) that are referenced by other Nortel wireless-switch MIBs. Consequently there is no realistic standalone SNMP polling scenario to describe for NTWS-CLIENT-SESSION-TC; any monitoring happens through the sibling MIBs that import these type definitions.

Textual conventions MIB module defining type definitions for client session management and related SNMP object definitions.