HOMEPLUG-MIB
Imported Objects
Objects
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homeplugA MIB module to manage Homeplug Devices V1-03. MODULE-IDENTITY .avisto.3 |
configuration OBJECT IDENTIFIER .avisto.3.1 |
managerAddrIp address to which the traps are sent.rw OCTET STRING .avisto.3.1.1 |
managerPortPort to which the traps are sent.rw INTEGER .avisto.3.1.2 |
trapCommunityThe community used when sending traps.rw OCTET STRING .avisto.3.1.3 |
pollingRateThe periodicity of homeplug devices pollings (in hundredths of a second).rw TimeTicks (SNMPv2-SMI) .avisto.3.1.4 |
defaultUpperDataRateThresholdThe default upper data rate threshold taken into consideration to send
the traps based on data rate value [in hundredths of MHz].rw INTEGER .avisto.3.1.5 |
defaultLowerDataRateThresholdThe default lower data rate threshold taken into consideration to send
the traps based on data rate value [in hundredths of MHz].rw INTEGER .avisto.3.1.6 |
doCleanDeviceTableSet to on(1) to clean the current device table.
The default value is off(0). If set to on(1), all devices with a
off(0) status will be removed from device table before next polling.
After this cleaning, the value is then automatically re-set to its
default value: off(0).rw Enumeration .avisto.3.1.7 |
devicePasswdTblTable of device passwords. SEQUENCE OF DevicePasswdEntry .avisto.3.2 |
devicePasswdEntryInformation on each of the respective rows. DevicePasswdEntry .avisto.3.2.1 |
passwdIDThe identifier for the device password.ro INTEGER .avisto.3.2.1.1 |
passwdA device password.rw OCTET STRING .avisto.3.2.1.2 |
macAddrIEEE 802 MAC Address of the device.rw OCTET STRING .avisto.3.2.1.3 |
operStatusPassword operational status. The default status is unconfirmed(0).
If a device with this password is detected then the operational
status becomes confirmed(1).ro Enumeration .avisto.3.2.1.4 |
adminStatusPassword desired administrative status. The default status is off(1).
To activate a device password then the administrative status has to be
set to on(1).rw Enumeration .avisto.3.2.1.5 |
deviceTblTable of devices. SEQUENCE OF DeviceEntry .avisto.3.3 |
deviceEntryInformation on each of the respective rows DeviceEntry .avisto.3.3.1 |
devIDDevice identifier.ro INTEGER .avisto.3.3.1.1 |
lanAddressAddress of the device's LAN.ro OCTET STRING .avisto.3.3.1.2 |
macAddressIEEE 802 MAC Address of the device.ro OCTET STRING .avisto.3.3.1.3 |
chipsetChipset type.ro OCTET STRING .avisto.3.3.1.4 |
dataRateThe current transmit Data rate [in hundredths of MHz].ro INTEGER .avisto.3.3.1.5 |
upperDataRateThresholdThe Data Rate threshold taken into consideration to send
the traps based on the data rate value [in hundredths of MHz].rw INTEGER .avisto.3.3.1.6 |
lowerDataRateThresholdThe Data Rate threshold taken into consideration to send
the traps based on the data rate value [in hundredths of MHz].rw INTEGER .avisto.3.3.1.7 |
transmitACKCounterThe Transmit ACK Counter increments when an ACK is received
after transmitting a PHY frame with response expected.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.8 |
transmitNACKCounterThe Transmit NACK Counter increments when an NACK is received
after transmitting a PHY frame with response expected.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.9 |
transmitFAILCounterThe Transmit FAIL Counter increments when an FAIL is received
after transmitting a PHY frame with response expected.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.10 |
transmitConnectionLossCounterThe Transmit Connection Loss Counter increments when the station
defers to another transmitting station with the same transmit priority
during the Contention Window.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.11 |
transmitCollisionCounterThe Transmit Collision Counter increments when a Collision is
inferred to have occured, after transmitting a PHY frame for which a
response is expected.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.12 |
transmitCA3LatencyCounterThe Transmit CA3 Latency Counter contains the cumulative total
of number of milliseconds from receipt of a CA3 priority transmit request
to succesful transmit completion or transmit timeout. Subsequent Collisions
do not affect this metric.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.13 |
transmitCA2LatencyCounterThe Transmit CA2 Latency Counter contains the cumulative total
of number of milliseconds from receipt of a CA2 priority transmit request
to succesful transmit completion or transmit timeout. Subsequent Collisions
do not affect this metric.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.14 |
transmitCA1LatencyCounterThe Transmit CA1 Latency Counter contains the cumulative total
of number of milliseconds from receipt of a CA1 priority transmit request
to succesful transmit completion or transmit timeout. Subsequent Collisions
do not affect this metric.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.15 |
transmitCA0LatencyCounterThe Transmit CA0 Latency Counter contains the cumulative total
of number of milliseconds from receipt of a CA0 priority transmit request
to succesful transmit completion or transmit timeout. Subsequent Collisions
do not affect this metric.ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.16 |
receiveCumulativeBytesPer40SymbolPacketCounterThe Receive Cumulative Bytes per 40-symbol Packet Counter contains
the cumulative total of number of bytes within a received 40-symbol packet
for each validly received PHY frame. The number of bytes is based on the
tone map and modulation characteristicsro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.17 |
lastSeenDateThe Last seen date (in seconds). Number of seconds since the Epoch.
Epoch: midnight, January 1, 1970 (Coordinated Universal Time or UTC or GMT)ro Counter32 .avisto.3.3.1.18 |
deviceStatusDevice operational status. The default status is testing(0) that means that
the next polling will determine if the device is up(1) or down(2).
If a device is detected, the status becomes up(1), if it is missing then
the status is down(2).ro Enumeration .avisto.3.3.1.19 |
lanTblA table of the remote devices. SEQUENCE OF LanEntry .avisto.3.4 |
lanEntryInformation on each of the respective rows. LanEntry .avisto.3.4.1 |
lanIDLAN identifier.ro INTEGER .avisto.3.4.1.1 |
localMacAddrIEEE 802 MAC Address of the LAN local device.ro OCTET STRING .avisto.3.4.1.2 |
netPasswordNetwork password.rw OCTET STRING .avisto.3.4.1.3 |
transmitPriorityLevelTransmit Priority Level.rw Enumeration .avisto.3.4.1.4 |
lanStatusLan operational status. The default status is testing(0) that means that
the next polling will determine if the lan is up(1) or down(2).
If a lan is detected, the status becomes up(1), if it is missing then
the status is down(2).ro Enumeration .avisto.3.4.1.5 |
homeplugGroups OBJECT IDENTIFIER .avisto.3.5 |
homeplugComplianceGroups OBJECT IDENTIFIER .avisto.3.5.1 |
homeplugTraps OBJECT IDENTIFIER .avisto.3.5.2 |
traps OBJECT IDENTIFIER .avisto.3.6 |
newDeviceThis trap is generated when a new homeplug device is detected into a LAN. NOTIFICATION-TYPE .avisto.3.6.1 |
missingDeviceThis trap is generated when a previously detected homeplug device is not
anymore detected into a LAN. NOTIFICATION-TYPE .avisto.3.6.2 |
newLanThis trap is generated when a homeplug device LAN is detected. NOTIFICATION-TYPE .avisto.3.6.3 |
missingLanThis trap is generated when a previously detected homeplug device LAN does not
exist anymore. NOTIFICATION-TYPE .avisto.3.6.4 |
dataRateDownThis trap is generated when the data rate of an homeplug device becomes lower than lower data rate
threshold limit. NOTIFICATION-TYPE .avisto.3.6.5 |
dataRateUpThis trap is generated when the data rate of an homeplug device becomes higher than upper data rate
threshold limit. NOTIFICATION-TYPE .avisto.3.6.6 |
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