RAISECOM-PPPOEAGENT-MIB

Description: Raisecom PPPoE intermediate agent (PPPoE+) MIB for per-port circuit-ID string configuration and relay option enable/disable on Raisecom access switches

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RAISECOM-PPPOEAGENT-MIB is a Raisecom vendor MIB for the PPPoE Intermediate Agent (PPPoE+) feature on Raisecom access and aggregation switches, used in broadband access networks to insert subscriber-identifying circuit-ID information into PPPoE discovery packets. It exposes configuration data (per-port attach strings, circuit-ID format, remote-ID type/format, overwrite and trust settings) alongside statistics counters tracking PPPoE agent activity per port. From a monitoring standpoint it is primarily a software/configuration-status MIB: administrators check whether PPPoE+ insertion is enabled per port, which circuit-ID/remote-ID format is applied, and whether statistics counters are incrementing as expected to confirm the feature is actively processing subscriber sessions, rather than reporting hardware health. It is a Raisecom-specific extension with no equivalent IETF-standard PPPoE MIB, and it complements standard IF-MIB interface counters for the same ports. It is typically deployed on Raisecom DSL/Ethernet access switches acting as a PPPoE relay between subscriber CPE and a broadband remote access server (BRAS). Engineers can download the RAISECOM-PPPOEAGENT-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would poll rcPPPoEAgentConfigTable/rcPPPoEAgentConfigEntry to check rcPPPoEAgentConfigPortEnable and rcPPPoEAgentConfigCircuitIDInfo on a subscriber-facing port, confirming PPPoE+ insertion is on and using the expected circuit-ID format before troubleshooting an authentication failure at the BRAS. Comparing rcPPPoEAgentConfigRemoteIDType and rcPPPoEAgentConfigRemoteIDFormat against the BRAS's expected format would reveal a misconfiguration causing sessions to be rejected. Polling rcPPPoEAgentStatisticsTable/rcPPPoEAgentStatisticsEntry over time shows whether discovery packets are actually being tagged on that port, and rcPPPoEAgentStatisticsReset clears counters after a fix to verify the anomaly stops recurring.

Raisecom vendor-private MIB; defines PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) agent configuration and monitoring objects for Raisecom network devices.