SALIX MIBs

SALIX Technologies made TDM-to-VoIP media gateways, and its MIBs here reflect that narrow focus: DS0/DS1/DS0-RTP modules for bridging individual 64kbps voice channels from T1/E1 trunks into RTP streams, an MGCP/IPDC module for call-control signaling, an RTP module for per-call jitter/loss/delay, and an ANNOUNCEMENT-MIB for pushing voice-prompt files to the gateway. A striking number of these modules (DS0, DS0-RTP, ITX, M4, RADIUS, HNE, SYSTEM) show up in this database as pure conformance-group placeholders - only their compliance-statement scaffolding was captured, not the underlying data tables - so verify actual OIDs against a compiled MIB before scripting a poll. If you manage a SALIX media gateway, this is where the vendor-specific voice-channel and call-quality OIDs live, layered on top of an HNE (Hybrid Network Element) chassis whose plug-in cards - Transcoder DSP boards, Sync modules, DS3 LIU cards - are covered separately in SALIX-PRODUCT-PLUGIN-MIB.