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Category: CPE and Edge Routers
Description: Manages OneAccess subscriber profile configuration including authentication credentials and service binding.
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What Is OASUBSCR-CFG-MIB?
The source file for OASUBSCR-CFG-MIB is copyrighted to NBase-Xyplex (OID root nbase = enterprises 629), not OneAccess as the input hint suggests, and its actual content is a subscriber traffic-accounting MIB rather than authentication/credential or service-binding configuration. Its single table, oaSubscrAccNameTable (indexed by subscriber name and ingress/egress direction), tracks per-subscriber conforming and exceeding traffic counters — bytes and packets, including split high/low 32-bit halves and 64-bit variants — plus an administrative status (enable/disable/pause/resume/clear) and operational status for each subscriber's accounting record. This makes it useful for usage-based billing or traffic-shaping compliance reporting, showing how much of a subscriber's traffic stayed within its committed rate (conforming) versus how much exceeded it, in each direction. It depends on RFC1213-MIB and RFC-1212/RFC-1215 for its base textual conventions and TRAP-TYPE definitions, reflecting its 1999-era SMIv1 design. It is deployed on NBase-Xyplex subscriber-aware Linux-based router/switch platforms for per-subscriber traffic accounting; administrators can download the OASUBSCR-CFG-MIB file to load it into their MIB browser for SNMP monitoring of these accounting counters.
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Supported Devices
- NBase-Xyplex subscriber-aware Linux router/switch platforms
Monitoring Examples
An operator polls oaSubscrAccNmConformingBytes and oaSubscrAccNmExceedingBytes for a given subscriber name and direction in oaSubscrAccNameTable to verify traffic stayed within its committed rate; a rapidly growing oaSubscrAccNmExceedingBytes counter alongside an active oaSubscrAccNmOperStatus would flag a subscriber persistently exceeding its provisioned bandwidth.
What Can Be Monitored
- per-subscriber conforming/exceeding byte counters
- per-subscriber conforming/exceeding packet counters
- 64-bit high-volume traffic counters
- subscriber accounting admin/oper status
- ingress/egress direction accounting entries
Imported Objects
From RFC-1212
| OBJECT-TYPE |
From RFC-1215
| TRAP-TYPE |
From RFC1155-SMI
| enterprises |
From RFC1213-MIB
| DisplayString |
OIDs
RFC description
Manages subscriber configuration and accounting features on NBase-Xyplex network devices.
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