Aperto MIBs

Aperto Networks (later folded into Ceragon's PacketWave WiMAX line) made fixed-wireless broadband base stations, and its MIBs split into two families: BSU-* modules for the base station itself (clock sync, VLAN, wireless air-interface radio settings, cluster membership) and matching per-subscriber-unit tables (association, inventory, traffic stats, connection status) for the SUs it serves, alongside generic DEV*-prefixed modules covering device inventory, Ethernet ports, routing, filtering, and firmware that apply across the whole BSU/SU product line. This is a wireless-ISP access technology, so most of the monitoring data is about radio link quality and per-subscriber traffic/signal rather than conventional switch or router counters. Come here if you operate an Aperto BSU/SU WiMAX deployment and need the base-station-vs-subscriber-unit split reflected in which MIB to query for a given radio link's status. All 23 of Aperto's modules are shown here, so this is the complete picture of what the vendor's MIB set covers.