Allied Telesis MIB Structure (SIP/MGCP/NCS), Reference Manual

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VP500 Communication Unit 1
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MIB Structure
This document lists and explains all parameters in the Allied Telesyn
Management Information Base (MIB) structure. A description and
possible values are provided to help you make the required changes to
your system. Please read the comments very carefully before changing
a parameter’s value.
What is a MIB?
A Management Information Base (MIB) specifies what variables the
network elements maintain (the information that can be queried and set
by the manager). All variables are identified by object identifiers, a
hierarchical naming scheme consisting of long strings of numbers that
are normally abbreviated into a simple name, for human readability.
A MIB is structured like a tree. At the top of the tree is the most general
information available about a network. Each branch of the tree then
gets more detailed into a specific network area, with the leaves of the
tree as specific as the MIB can get.
Allied Telesyn
MIB Structure The current MIB structure has three individual MIB files:
Figure 1: MIB Structure
Table 1: Allied Telesyn MIB Structure
MIB Description
Provisioning MIB The Provisioning MIB allows you to set up all the parameters related to
the VP500 communication unit. The Provisioning MIB contains all the
functional parameters the unit uses to operate. All have been configured
by default upon start up.
MGCP MIB The MGCP MIB is used exclusively with VP500 communication units that
run the Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP).
SIP MIB The SIP MIB is used exclusively with VP500 communication units that
run the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).