TELDAT-TRAP-D1X-MIB

Description: Defines Teldat router D1X (802.1X) event trap notifications.

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TELDAT-TRAP-D1X-MIB is a vendor-specific MIB module from Teldat, a Spanish networking equipment manufacturer, defining SNMP trap notifications for the router's 802.1X (D1X) port-based authentication subsystem. It exposes only notification-related objects describing 802.1X state-machine transitions per interface, rather than a full table of polled runtime data. In terms of monitoring, its focus is squarely on software/protocol status and fault/event detection: it lets a management station learn, via traps, when an 802.1X authentication state machine on a given port and interface has changed state, which is useful for detecting authentication failures or unauthorized access attempts on switch/router ports. As a trap-only companion MIB, it likely depends on a corresponding Teldat 802.1X configuration MIB (or the IEEE 802.1X standard model) for the broader dot1x port-access-control data model. It is typically deployed on Teldat routers and switches in enterprise or carrier access networks that use 802.1X for port-based network access control. Engineers can download the TELDAT-TRAP-D1X-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

A management station configured to receive Teldat notifications would watch for d1x1-state, d1x2-state, and d1x3-state trap variables (one set per monitored 802.1X instance) to learn when a port's authentication state machine transitions, for example from unauthenticated to authenticated or vice versa. The accompanying d1x1-interface and d1x1-port-number varbinds identify exactly which physical interface and port triggered the event. Repeated state-machine trap bursts on the same port could indicate a misconfigured supplicant or a brute-force authentication attempt worth investigating.

Manages SNMP notifications generated by the D1X event subsystem on Teldat network devices.