RADLAN-VOIP-SNOOP

Description: Monitors VoIP traffic streams for QoS and protocol conformance on Marvell switches.

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RADLAN-VOIP-SNOOP is a Marvell/RadLan proprietary SNMP module for switches built on RadLan-derived switch software, providing VoIP traffic snooping to detect and prioritize voice media streams for QoS purposes. It exposes an enable/disable scalar for snooping, a QoS mapping table (rlVoipMngSnoopQosTable) that ties a QoS type to a value, an interface-scope table controlling which ports snooping applies to, and a session table tracking detected VoIP sessions including destination IP address type. Its monitoring emphasis is protocol/traffic conformance and QoS application rather than chassis hardware: rlVoipMngSnoopSessionTable lets an admin see which VoIP sessions the switch has detected and is applying QoS to, while the QoS table confirms which DSCP/CoS value is being assigned to detected voice traffic. It typically works alongside the switch's general QoS and interface MIBs (e.g., IF-MIB, and vendor QoS MIBs) since VoIP snooping is one input into the switch's overall QoS marking/queueing behavior. It is typically deployed on enterprise access switches carrying converged voice/data traffic where automatic VoIP QoS classification is desired. Engineers can download the RADLAN-VOIP-SNOOP file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An admin verifying voice QoS would first confirm rlVoipMngSnoopEnableScalar is enabled, then check rlVoipMngSnoopIfIndexTable/rlVoipMngSnoopIfIndexEntry via rlVoipMngSnoopIfIndex and rlVoipMngSnoopIfIndexStatus to ensure snooping is active on the phone-facing ports. Querying rlVoipMngSnoopSessionTable/rlVoipMngSnoopSessionEntry (using rlVoipMngSnoopSessionDstIpAddrType) reveals active detected VoIP sessions, and if expected calls do not appear there, the admin would check rlVoipMngSnoopQosTable/rlVoipMngSnoopQosEntry (rlVoipMngSnoopQosType/rlVoipMngSnoopQosValue) to confirm the QoS marking configuration is correct. This combination lets an admin confirm both that voice traffic is being detected and that it is receiving the intended QoS treatment.

Vendor-specific MIB for Radlan VoIP monitoring and snooping functionality; captures and monitors VoIP call signaling and media streams.