TELESYN-ATI-TC

Defines Allied Telesis Telesyn textual conventions, including enumerated types and display hints used across ATI MIBs.

TELESYN-ATI-TC is a vendor-private Allied Telesis (Telesyn/ATI) textual-convention MIB defining shared enumerated types and display hints used across the company's AT-series MIB modules, including switching hub product lines like the AT-8200. It establishes common data types rather than managed objects, so it has no tables, counters, or notifications of its own. The TELESYN-ATI-TC MIB itself defines no pollable status, so any monitoring scenario associated with it actually belongs to the AT-8200 and related functional MIBs that import its conventions. It therefore has no direct role in monitoring hardware or software status; the actual system, port, and environmental data for Allied Telesis switches is exposed by the companion product MIBs (such as those for the AT-8200 switch family) that reference these conventions. Its dependency is structural - virtually every Allied Telesis switching-hub MIB imports type definitions from this module. It is used as a build-time dependency wherever Allied Telesis managed switches (such as the AT-8200 series) are administered via SNMP.

This module defines only textual conventions and namespace anchors (alliedtelesyn, switchingHubs, at-8200Switch) with no runtime tables or objects, so no monitoring scenario applies to it directly. Its types are consumed by the operative AT-8200 and related switch MIBs that expose actual port and system status. Administrators would not poll this module in isolation.

Defines the enterprise OID root structure for Allied Telesis switching hubs with module-specific management object classes.