ZXR10-IF-FREE-DEPLOY-MIB

Description: Manages ZTE ZXR10 router interface-free deployment configuration for flexible service provisioning.

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This is a ZTE ZXR10 private MIB for the 'interface-free deployment' feature, which allows flexible service provisioning on ZXR10 router/switch interfaces without requiring interfaces to be pre-bound to specific service configurations. It exposes a simple per-interface configuration table enabling or disabling the interface-free-deploy attribute, plus a global attribute container. Its monitoring value is configuration-status oriented: confirming whether a given interface has this flexible-deployment mode enabled, which affects how services are provisioned on that port and helps explain unexpected provisioning behavior if the setting differs from expectation. No strong dependency on other MIBs is evident beyond standard ifName/ifIndex-style interface referencing implied by zxr10IfFreeDeployAttrIfName. It's typically deployed in ZTE ZXR10 carrier/enterprise router environments for service-provisioning configuration audits. Engineers can download the ZXR10-IF-FREE-DEPLOY-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

An admin would walk zxr10IfFreeDeployAttrTable, indexed by zxr10IfFreeDeployAttrIfName, to check zxr10IfFreeDeployAttrEnable and confirm which interfaces have interface-free deployment turned on versus off. A mismatch between the expected and actual zxr10IfFreeDeployAttrEnable value on a given interface would explain why a new service failed to auto-provision as expected on that port.

Interface free deployment configuration for ZTE routers.