World Wide Packets MIBs

World Wide Packets (WWP), a metro-Ethernet equipment maker later acquired by Ciena and folded into its LEOS platform branding, contributes a set of WWP-* MIBs covering carrier Ethernet access and aggregation switches. The recurring subject matter is Metro Ethernet service delivery rather than general enterprise switching: per-port containment/rate-limiting and 802.1X access control, Layer 2 control-frame tunneling and egress port restriction for service-provider VLANs, IGMP snooping, and system-level DHCP client, NTP, syslog, and physical-module/environmental health reporting. If you manage a WWP or Ciena LEOS-branded carrier Ethernet switch, look here for the service-provider-specific tunneling, containment, and per-service QoS objects (including the 410-series-specific QoS MIB) that sit alongside the standard bridge and interface MIBs those devices also implement. Note that many of these modules are configuration-only with no populated runtime data samples available, so verify against your actual firmware release which WWP-LEOS-* variant your device supports.