OPCD-USSDGW-MIB-V2

Monitors USSD gateway signaling throughput and session state on OpenCode VoIP/IVR platforms.

This is an OpenCode Systems private MIB for its USSD Gateway product, used in mobile/VoIP-adjacent signaling platforms that bridge USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) sessions between mobile networks and IVR/application platforms. The sample objects available are notification/trap-oriented fields (host, severity, text) rather than a broad set of polled counters, suggesting this MIB's primary exposed data in this excerpt is fault/alarm notification content. Its monitoring value centers on software/fault status: the mcr-Host, mcr-Severity, and mcr-Text fields let an operations team identify which node raised an alarm, how severe it is, and a human-readable description, which is the primary way to detect a USSD gateway process fault. No clear dependency on other MIBs is evident from the available excerpt. It's typically deployed in mobile network operator or MVNO signaling operations centers for USSD gateway fault monitoring. Engineers can download the OPCD-USSDGW-MIB-V2 file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

When a trap fires, an operator would inspect mcr-Host to identify which USSD gateway node raised it, mcr-Severity to triage how urgently to respond, and mcr-Text for a plain-language description of the fault (e.g., a session-manager process failure or link-down condition). Because the available sample objects are limited to these three notification fields, this MIB's concrete monitoring scenario is grounded in fault-trap content rather than a polled performance table.

Monitors Unstructured Supplementary Service Data Gateway (USSD GW) operations, including transaction states and message counters on OpenCloud platforms; vendor-private version 2.