TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-ROOT-MIB

Description: Defines Trapeze Networks enterprise root OID and top-level SNMP object registration hierarchy.

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TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-ROOT-MIB is the root MIB for Trapeze Networks, a wireless LAN vendor later acquired into the Belden/Juniper lineage, establishing the enterprise OID hierarchy for its mobility exchange switches and access points. It exposes registration subtrees for products, traps, and management-application MIBs rather than runtime data itself. Actual hardware/software status monitoring -- AP uptime, radio health, controller CPU/memory -- is performed by the child MIBs nested under trpzMibs, not by this root module. It depends only on the standard SNMPv2-SMI enterprise-registration convention to build its OID tree. It is deployed as supporting infrastructure wherever Trapeze wireless LAN switches and access points are managed in enterprise or campus networks. The TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-ROOT-MIB MIB file itself carries no pollable objects, serving purely as the enterprise-registration anchor for the vendor's AP, controller, and trap modules.

The sample objects trpzProducts, trpzMibs, trpzTraps, and trpzMgmtAppMibs are registration nodes, not monitorable leaf objects, so this module itself yields no pollable counters. An admin browsing SNMP would use trpzRegistration and trpzMibs to locate the actual data-bearing Trapeze MIBs (for example AP or radio status MIBs) nested underneath. trpzTraps groups the notification OIDs that downstream fault MIBs populate for events like AP disconnects, but no live monitoring scenario applies to this root module itself.

Trapeze Networks (acquired by Juniper) enterprise root MIB for wireless LAN access point and controller management.