All MIBs › TERAWAVE-terasystem-MIB
Category: DSL and xDSL Access, System Management
Description: Manages Terawave DSL access system-level configuration, inventory, and operational state.
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What Is TERAWAVE-terasystem-MIB?
TERAWAVE-terasystem-MIB provides system-level management for Terawave DSL access platforms, a telecom access-network vendor's equipment. It exposes system time/clock data and an internal event logging subsystem, including per-category log descriptions, log status, and individual logged messages, rather than interface or line-level detail. It is used to monitor the overall software/system status of the access device — verifying system clock accuracy and reviewing the log history for recurring errors or fault patterns, which serves as a proxy for general device health and stability. It appears to be a self-contained Terawave enterprise module without dependency on shared logging standards. It is deployed on Terawave DSL access system chassis at telco access sites, queried by operators during fault diagnosis. Engineers can download the TERAWAVE-terasystem-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.
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Supported Devices
- Terawave DSL access system
Monitoring Examples
teraSystemCurrTime can be compared against teraSystemTime to confirm the device's clock is properly synchronized, while teraLogTable and teraLogTableEntry store individual log entries via teraLogMsgIndex and teraLogMsgNumber. An operator troubleshooting an intermittent fault would scan the log table for a cluster of matching teraLogMsgNumber values, then check teraLogNumberTable's teraLogNumberDescr and teraLogNumberStatus to understand what that log category represents and whether it is currently active.
What Can Be Monitored
- system clock/time synchronization
- system log message history
- log category description and status
- log clear operations
Imported Objects
From RFC1155-SMI
| Counter | |
| Gauge | |
| IpAddress | |
| OBJECT-TYPE | |
| TimeTicks | |
| enterprises |
OIDs
RFC description
Provides system time, logging, and diagnostic information for Terawave telecommunications equipment.
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