TIMETRA-TC-MIB

Description: Defines Nokia/Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR textual conventions shared across TIMETRA MIB modules.

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TIMETRA-TC-MIB defines the shared SNMP textual conventions used throughout Nokia's (formerly Alcatel-Lucent) SR OS MIB suite for the 7750 SR and related service router platforms. It contains no data objects of its own; instead it standardizes reusable types (for indices, enumerations, and identifiers) that other TIMETRA-* MIBs use to represent things like interface states, service types, or hardware slot/card identifiers consistently. Because it's a pure type-definitions module, it has no direct monitoring role for hardware or software status; that functionality is provided by the many TIMETRA-* MIBs (chassis, interface, service, routing) that import these conventions. It is a near-universal dependency, imported by virtually every other TIMETRA-* MIB module. It is deployed alongside SR OS-based routers/switches in service provider and carrier networks, and any TIMETRA-TC-MIB download obtained from Nokia's SR OS MIB support package will always include it as a baseline dependency.

This is a textual-conventions-only module with no runtime data objects such as tables, scalars, or notifications, so there is no monitoring scenario to describe; its conventions are consumed by other TIMETRA MIBs (e.g. chassis and interface MIBs) that do expose pollable status objects.

Nokia (Timetra) textual conventions and type definitions for network management (acquired from Alcatel-Lucent).