SLE-PPPOE-MIB

Description: Manages DASAN Networks SLE OLT PPPoE session configuration, subscriber authentication, and session statistics.

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The SLE-PPPOE-MIB is a DASAN Networks module for the SLE series of GPON/EPON OLT (Optical Line Terminal) platforms, managing PPPoE (PPP over Ethernet) session handling for broadband subscribers connected through the OLT. It is expected to expose PPPoE session configuration, subscriber authentication parameters, and per-session statistics such as session state, uptime, and traffic counters, though the module description available is minimal. Its monitoring focus is software/protocol-state oriented: it would let an operator verify how many PPPoE sessions are active, detect authentication failures, and watch for session churn that could indicate subscriber-side or authentication-server issues. It likely depends on or parallels standard PPP/PPPoE session management conventions and works alongside DASAN's broader OLT/GPON MIB suite for physical port and ONU status. It is deployed on DASAN SLE-series OLTs in FTTH broadband access networks where operators terminate residential PPPoE sessions at the OLT. Network engineers evaluating or troubleshooting this functionality can download the SLE-PPPOE-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were provided for this module, so specific table or object names cannot be confirmed from the source, but a PPPoE MIB of this type would typically expose a subscriber session table keyed by session ID or port, tracking session state, connect time, and authentication status. An operator would poll such a table to detect an unusual spike in failed authentications or an unexpected drop in active session count, which could point to an upstream RADIUS/authentication problem or a fiber/ONU outage. This description is necessarily general given the absence of concrete object names in the source.

PPPoE intermediate agent management for Dasan SLE switches, tracking access nodes and circuit identifiers.