TERAWAVE-ces-MIB

MIB Reference — IPNetwork Monitor · Updated September 09, 2026

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Category: ATM and Broadband Access

Description: Manages Terawave DSL/ATM access platform circuit emulation service (CES) connections, timing, and PDH interface parameters.

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What Is TERAWAVE-ces-MIB?

TERAWAVE-ces-MIB is a vendor-specific MIB from Terawave Communications for its DSL/ATM access platforms, covering Circuit Emulation Service (CES) connections that carry PDH (T1/E1-style) traffic over ATM. It exposes configuration and status data for CES connections -- ATM VPI/VCI bindings, CBR service parameters, clocking mode, cell delay variation tolerance, and buffer sizing -- placing it in the interfaces/configuration and performance-counter categories. Monitoring these objects is used to confirm the software/hardware status of emulated circuits: clock synchronization mode, buffer fill levels, and cell delay variation tolerance are key indicators of whether a CES circuit is maintaining timing integrity, with drift or buffer over/underrun signaling service-affecting faults. It builds on the ATM Forum's CES specification and standard ATM MIB conventions (reflected in its atmForum/atmForumNetworkManagement object identifiers). It is typically deployed on Terawave DSL/ATM access multiplexers delivering legacy TDM circuits over an ATM access network, where TERAWAVE-ces-MIB SNMP monitoring helps confirm circuit timing integrity.

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Supported Devices

  • Terawave DSL/ATM access platforms and multiplexers

Monitoring Examples

An administrator would poll atmfCESConTable (via atmfCESConTableEntry, keyed by atmfCESCbrIndex and atmfCESAtmIndex/atmfCESAtmVpi/atmfCESAtmVci) to check atmfCESCbrClockMode and atmfCESCdvtRxT, revealing whether a circuit is running in adaptive or synchronous clocking and whether its cell delay variation tolerance is within bounds. Watching atmfCESBufMaxSize alongside actual buffer occupancy would reveal a circuit nearing buffer exhaustion, an early warning of timing slips or bit errors on the emulated PDH circuit before customer-visible service degradation occurs.

What Can Be Monitored

  • CES connection VPI/VCI mapping
  • CBR service type
  • clock mode (adaptive/synchronous)
  • cell delay variation tolerance
  • buffer size/fill
  • partial cell fill setting
Imported Objects

From RFC1155-SMI

Counter
Gauge
OBJECT-TYPE
TimeTicks
enterprises

From SNMPv2-SMI

Counter32
Gauge32
OIDs

RFC description

Vendor-private MIB for Terawave circuit emulation services management; manages CES (circuit emulation service) endpoints and performance monitoring.

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