TELDAT-TRAP-EOAM-MIB

Description: Defines Teldat router EOAM (Ethernet OAM) event trap notifications.

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TELDAT-TRAP-EOAM-MIB is a Teldat (Spanish networking vendor) private enterprise MIB dedicated entirely to SNMP notifications generated by the Ethernet OAM (802.3ah/802.1ag-style) subsystem on Teldat routers. Rather than defining pollable counters, it defines trap/notification objects that report per-interface EOAM finite-state-machine (FSM) transitions and events across multiple EOAM instances (eoam1 through eoam5) on the device. This makes it a fault/event MIB used specifically to monitor the software-level health of the Ethernet OAM link-monitoring process — alerting operators in real time when an EOAM session's state machine changes or detects a fault, rather than reporting hardware sensors like temperature or power. It depends conceptually on the underlying Ethernet OAM protocol standards (IEEE 802.3ah/ITU-T Y.1731) that the FSM notifications describe. It is typically deployed on Teldat WAN/Ethernet access routers where Ethernet OAM monitors link continuity and fault detection between carrier-grade Ethernet endpoints. Engineers can download the TELDAT-TRAP-EOAM-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An NMS receiving an SNMP trap referencing eoam1-interface, eoam1-fsm, and eoam1-event would use those varbinds to identify which Ethernet OAM session and finite-state-machine changed state, and what event triggered it (e.g. loss of OAM PDUs). Correlating eoam2-state or eoam3-event across the numbered EOAM instances lets an admin tell whether a single link or multiple monitored sessions are affected simultaneously. The eoamNotifications/eoamEventsGroup structures group these traps for selective trap-receiver filtering.

Defines SNMP trap notifications for Ethernet OAM (Operations, Administration, Maintenance) events on Teldat devices.