WWP-LEOS-FILTER-MIB

Description: Manages World Wide Packets LEOS traffic filter rules for packet classification and forwarding policy.

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WWP-LEOS-FILTER-MIB is a World Wide Packets (Ciena) vendor MIB for the LEOS platform that defines management objects supporting protocol filtering on WWP Ethernet switches, i.e. rules that classify and control forwarding of specific traffic types. It exposes configuration data such as filter rule definitions, match criteria, and per-rule enable/disable state, along with counters showing how many packets matched each rule. Its monitoring role is mainly around configuration/policy correctness and traffic classification behavior rather than hardware health, though filter match counters can reveal unexpected traffic patterns or a misapplied policy silently dropping legitimate traffic. It is a self-contained vendor extension with no strong dependency on other standard MIBs beyond general SNMP framework conventions. It is typically deployed on Ciena/WWP LEOS switches in carrier Ethernet networks where traffic classification and forwarding policy enforcement need to be audited remotely. Network engineers evaluating or troubleshooting this functionality can download the WWP-LEOS-FILTER-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An administrator would poll the filter rule table (a *FilterTable/*FilterEntry style structure) to confirm which protocol filtering rules are active on a given port and check per-rule match counters, revealing whether a rule intended to block a protocol is actually matching traffic or has zero hits, indicating a misconfigured match criterion. No sample objects were listed in the source excerpt, so specific table/object names are inferred from the stated purpose of protocol filtering management rather than taken verbatim from the MIB.

Ciena/WWP (Waveserver) Low Earth Orbit Satellite filtering configuration and monitoring. Defines objects for managing packet filters and traffic filtering policies on LEOS devices.