3 modules from Xedia
Xedia's MIBs (from Xedia Corporation, later acquired by Lucent) cover multiservice WAN access routers from the late-1990s/early-2000s era, with a separate module for nearly every WAN technology those routers supported: Frame Relay, ATM, ISDN, HDLC, and Packet-over-SONET, plus dial and ISDN backup. Alongside those, routing protocols (BGP, RIP, DVMRP, PIM) and subscriber-facing features like NAT, DHCP, and traffic policy get their own modules, with most exposing protocol-state and interface-level counters (framing errors, call-setup stats, route tables) rather than device health. Look here if you're supporting legacy Xedia or Xedia-derived Lucent WAN routers and need per-link-technology diagnostic objects. Because Xedia's line predates most later WAN standards, match modules to the specific interface type installed on the box, since a module like XEDIA-POS-MIB only applies to SONET-equipped units.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| XEDIA-NETWORK-ADDRESS-TRANSLATOR-MIB | Monitors Xedia Corp. NAT translation table entries, address mapping statistics, and session counts. |
| XEDIA-RADIUS-MIB | Monitors Xedia Corp. RADIUS authentication and accounting server interactions, response times, and failures. |
| XEDIA-REG | Provides Xedia Corp. enterprise OID registration and SMI subtree definitions for all Xedia MIB modules. |