All MIBs › OPTIX-SDH-TRAPS-MIB
Organization: Huawei Technologies co.,Ltd.
Last Updated: 2006-04-14
Category: Optical Networking
Description: Defines SNMP trap notifications for SDH fault and threshold events on Huawei OptiX transport equipment.
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What Is OPTIX-SDH-TRAPS-MIB?
OPTIX-SDH-TRAPS-MIB is a Huawei-proprietary SNMP module that defines trap notifications for SDH fault and threshold-crossing events on Huawei OptiX transport equipment. It belongs to the fault/alarm-notification category of MIBs, existing to alert management systems asynchronously when a problem condition occurs on the transport platform rather than exposing polled status tables itself. This MIB's role in status monitoring is entirely event-driven: it is how the equipment communicates hardware or transmission faults, such as loss of signal, alarm indication signals, or performance thresholds being crossed, to a network management system in near-real time, complementing performance MIBs like OPTIX-SDH-PER-MIB that report the underlying counters. It works alongside other Huawei OptiX MIBs (system, performance, RMON) that supply the actual object definitions the traps reference, and conceptually parallels standard alarm/notification conventions used in SDH network management. It is typically deployed by telecom operators running Huawei OptiX SDH networks who need immediate trap-based alerting for transmission faults, integrated into a carrier-grade NMS or alarm-correlation system. Engineers can download the OPTIX-SDH-TRAPS-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- Huawei OptiX SDH transmission equipment
Monitoring Examples
No sample objects were captured for this MIB, so specific trap or variable-binding names cannot be confirmed from source, but consistent with its stated purpose, a monitoring system would register to receive traps for SDH fault conditions such as loss of signal/frame and threshold-crossing alerts on performance counters. Receiving a burst of such traps from the same network element would indicate an active fault or degrading link requiring immediate attention. This description should be verified against the actual trap definitions in the MIB source, since no concrete object names were available.
What Can Be Monitored
- SDH fault alarm notifications
- threshold-crossing alert notifications
Imported Objects
From OPTIX-OID-MIB
| optixCommonSdh | OBJECT-IDENTITY |
From OPTIX-SDH-ALM-MIB
| almCurAlarmDataBid | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataEid | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataEndTime | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataNID | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataPara | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataSeverity | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataStartTime | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataState | OBJECT-TYPE |
| almCurAlarmDataTableStatus | OBJECT-TYPE |
From OPTIX-SDH-TC-MIB
| SdhAlarmEventType | |
| SdhPerformanceEventType |
From SNMPv2-CONF
| MODULE-COMPLIANCE | |
| NOTIFICATION-GROUP | |
| OBJECT-GROUP |
From SNMPv2-SMI
| Gauge32 | |
| MODULE-IDENTITY | |
| NOTIFICATION-TYPE | |
| OBJECT-TYPE | |
| mgmt |
From SNMPv2-TC
| DateAndTime |
OIDs
RFC description
Defines trap notifications for OPTIX SDH transmission platform including performance events and alarm conditions on optical equipment.
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