TERAWAVE-teraCon-MIB

Description: Manages Terawave DSL access connectivity configuration and connection state.

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TERAWAVE-teraCon-MIB is a vendor-specific SNMP module for the Terawave teraAccess DSL platform that manages logical connection/circuit provisioning, mapping subscriber circuits to ATM VPI/VCI values across two associated interfaces. It exposes a connections table describing each circuit's identifier, name, service type, and the VPI/VCI pairing on the first and second interface legs involved in the cross-connect. From a monitoring standpoint this is primarily a configuration/state table: it lets an operator confirm which circuits are provisioned, their bandwidth grouping, and whether the connection mapping between interface legs is correctly established, serving as a software-configuration status view rather than reporting hardware faults directly. It likely depends on underlying ifIndex references (firstCONIfIndex, secondCONIfIndex) tying back to the standard IF-MIB interfaces table for the physical/logical interface identity. It is used in DSL/ATM access deployments where an NMS tracks per-subscriber circuit provisioning and connection health across a Terawave access chassis, making TERAWAVE-teraCon-MIB SNMP monitoring central to per-subscriber circuit provisioning oversight.

An administrator would walk conTable using circuitCONID and circuitCONName to enumerate provisioned circuits, then inspect firstCONVPI/firstCONVCI and secondCONVPI/secondCONVCI to confirm the ATM cross-connect mapping between the two interface legs is as expected. A mismatch or unexpected value in serviceCONType could indicate a misprovisioned service class for a given subscriber connection. nextConTableEntryIndex would be checked before provisioning a new circuit to avoid an index collision.

Manages connection/circuit tables for Terawave equipment with ATM VPI/VCI and bandwidth parameters.