TNPP-OPT-MIB

MIB Reference — IPNetwork Monitor · Updated September 09, 2026

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Category: Legacy and Example MIBs

Description: Defines TNPP protocol option parameters and configuration objects for network management.

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What Is TNPP-OPT-MIB?

This MIB's short description and object names appear mismatched: it is nominally described as a TNPP (Telocator Network Paging Protocol) option-parameter module, but its only sampled objects (cdx6500PCTPortProtocolGroup, cdx6500PSTPortProtocolGroup) carry a "cdx6500" naming pattern more consistent with a Cadant/Arris C4-class cable modem termination system (CMTS) port-protocol conformance group. Given the sparse and empty module description, the module most plausibly exposes conformance/protocol-group objects tying specific port-protocol capabilities to a device's agent capabilities statement rather than live runtime counters. As such it is not clearly usable for monitoring hardware health (uptime, temperature, CPU/memory) or software status the way a data-bearing MIB would be, since only two conformance-group identifiers were sampled. Any dependency is unclear from the available data, though the "cdx6500" prefix suggests it originates from or references a Cadant/Arris CMTS product line rather than a generic paging-protocol implementation. Given this ambiguity, the module should be treated cautiously in a monitoring pipeline until its actual object tree is inspected directly from the source file, which is most easily obtained via a TNPP-OPT-MIB download.

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Supported Devices

  • vendor-neutral/unclear — object naming suggests Cadant/Arris CMTS heritage, device type not confirmed by available data

Monitoring Examples

Only two conformance-group style objects were sampled (cdx6500PCTPortProtocolGroup and cdx6500PSTPortProtocolGroup), with no accompanying scalar/table data objects, so this looks like a conformance module rather than one with pollable runtime data — a concrete monitoring scenario cannot be honestly constructed from what's available. An admin encountering this OID tree would more likely use it to confirm which optional port-protocol group an agent claims to support rather than to poll a live value. Further inspection of the raw MIB source would be needed to identify any actual monitorable objects.

Imported Objects

From RFC-1212

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From RFC1155-SMI

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RFC description

Manages TNPP port configuration and statistics on Codex CDX 6500 PAD devices.

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