ZXR10-TIME-RANGE-MIB

Description: Defines ZTE ZXR10 time-range policy objects for scheduling ACL and QoS rules by time of day or week.

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ZXR10-TIME-RANGE-MIB is a ZTE private module defining time-range policy objects used to schedule when ACL and QoS rules are active, based on time of day or day of week, on ZXR10 devices. It exposes purely configuration-oriented data: named time ranges and their associated absolute or periodic time windows. This module has essentially no runtime performance or fault-monitoring role; its use is limited to confirming that a time-based policy schedule is configured as intended, which is a software-configuration check rather than a hardware/software health indicator. It depends on the ACL and QoS MIBs that reference these time-range names to activate or deactivate rules, since the time ranges have no effect standalone. It is deployed on ZXR10 routers/switches wherever scheduled ACL or QoS enforcement (e.g., restricting guest network access to business hours) is required. Engineers can download the ZXR10-TIME-RANGE-MIB file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

No sample objects were provided, and this module is fundamentally a scheduling-configuration MIB rather than a runtime data source, so no realistic ongoing-monitoring scenario applies; an administrator would instead audit configured time-range windows periodically to confirm they still match the intended access schedule.

ZTE ZXR10 time range rules for absolute and periodic scheduling configuration.