TELDAT-TRAP-ACAT-MIB

Description: Defines Teldat router ACAT (access category) event trap notifications.

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TELDAT-TRAP-ACAT-MIB is a Teldat proprietary, notification-only SNMP MIB that defines the trap varbinds emitted by the router's ACAT (access category) event subsystem, an internal access-group/filtering feature. Rather than polled counters, it declares six numbered event definitions (acat1 through acat6, rolled up under acatEventsGroup/acatNotifications) carrying fields such as group index, enable state, module identifier, option index, register value, and interface. Operationally it exists purely for fault/event monitoring: it lets a management station learn asynchronously - as they happen - when an access-category group is enabled or disabled or when a per-interface option registers, functioning as a real-time software-state signal for this filtering feature rather than a continuously polled resource metric. As with Teldat's other TRAP-* modules it relies on the standard SNMPv2-SMI/SNMPv2-TC notification conventions and Teldat's private enterprise OID tree, and is normally loaded on a trap receiver alongside the corresponding configuration feature it reports on. It is deployed on Teldat routers where access-category/filtering policy changes need to be audited and alerted on centrally. Engineers can download the TELDAT-TRAP-ACAT-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

This module defines only notification objects and their varbinds rather than a polled data table, so there is no ongoing GET-based monitoring scenario to describe; the honest characterization is that it is trap-only. An SNMP trap receiver instead subscribes to acatNotifications and, on receipt, inspects the accompanying varbinds - for example acat3-grp-index, acat3-iface, and acat3-register, or acat4-grp-index and acat4-state - to determine which access-category group changed, on which interface, and its resulting state.

Vendor-private MIB for Teldat networking equipment; defines SNMP traps and events for Advanced Call Alert Control (ACAT) notifications.