All MIBs › RFC1285
Organization: IETF
Last Updated: 1992-03-01
Category: IETF Standards
Description: Defines FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface) station and SMT management objects per RFC 1285.
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What Is RFC1285?
RFC1285 is the standard IETF stub MIB for RFC 1285 (FDDI MIB), defining FDDI-related textual conventions used by companion FDDI SMT (Station Management) MIBs. It carries no data objects of its own — as a textual-convention-definition MIB it exists so FDDI MIB modules can import and reuse its standardized conventions. It underlies network devices implementing FDDI SMT management per RFC 1285. Engineers implementing or auditing this functionality typically reference the RFC1285 RFC/standard documentation for the authoritative specification.
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Supported Devices
- Network devices implementing FDDI SMT management (RFC 1285)
Monitoring Examples
A MIB compiler loads RFC1285 automatically when parsing a companion FDDI SMT MIB that imports its textual conventions.
Imported Objects
OIDs
RFC description
Stub for RFC1285 (FDDI MIB): FDDI textual conventions and data types.
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