3 modules from Trapeze
Trapeze Networks (later acquired into Juniper's wireless business) made centrally-controlled enterprise WLANs, and its MIBs in this database reflect that Access Controller (AC) architecture: the AC itself is the SNMP agent, and it exposes configuration/status for the thin access points (APs) and wireless clients it manages, plus mobility-domain membership across a cluster of controllers. Recurring subject matter is AP inventory and up/down state, per-client session/roaming/authentication data, and RF security features -- rogue-AP detection, RF blacklisting, and client-session tracking -- alongside controller-level CPU/memory/flash health. If you manage a Trapeze (or rebranded Juniper) wireless LAN, look here for AP-Manager cluster failover status, mobility-domain firmware consistency, and wireless intrusion-detection objects rather than radio-chip-level statistics. Nearly every module carries a 'trpz' object prefix and a matching *-TC textual-conventions sibling, so pull both when compiling a given feature area.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-AP-TC | Defines Trapeze Networks access point SNMP textual conventions for consistent type usage in AP MIBs. |
| TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-BASIC-TC | Defines Trapeze Networks basic SNMP textual conventions shared across the WLAN MIB suite. |
| TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-ROOT-MIB | Defines Trapeze Networks enterprise root OID and top-level SNMP object registration hierarchy. |