WRI-POWER-MIB

Description: Monitors FiberHome Networks device power supply input voltage, output status, and redundancy state.

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WRI-POWER-MIB is a vendor MIB from FiberHome Networks used to monitor the power subsystem of their networking equipment. Its module description indicates it is dedicated specifically to power monitoring, meaning it would expose objects for power supply unit presence, input voltage/current, output status, and redundancy or failover state across multiple power feeds. Its role in device monitoring is squarely hardware-focused: it is designed to let an operator detect a failed or degraded power supply, a loss of input voltage, or a loss of redundancy (e.g., only one of two power supplies still functioning) before it causes an outage. No object names were provided, so specific dependency or table structure cannot be confirmed, though it likely complements a broader FiberHome system/environment MIB suite. It would be deployed on FiberHome telecom/networking chassis (e.g., optical transport or access equipment) where redundant power feeds are standard, monitored by NOC staff for power fault alerts. Engineers can download the WRI-POWER-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were provided for this module, so a specific polling walkthrough cannot be given without inventing names; based on the module description, this MIB would be expected to include a power supply table with per-unit status, voltage, and redundancy fields. An operator would typically poll such a table to detect when a power supply has failed or when redundancy has been lost, but no confirmed object identifiers are available here.

SNMP MIB for power management and monitoring, defining objects for managing power states, energy consumption, and power-related capabilities on networked devices.