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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.18070/.1/bti7000Mib

bti7000Mib

MODULE-IDENTITY

1.3.6.1.4.1.18070.1.3

Access

Source

BTI-7000-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The external MIB definitions for the BTI 7000 series products.

Syntax

of briProtocol - modified range of the IntervalType index field of all historical PM tables from 1..32 to 1..96 in accordance with increased binning support - added objects to support new BER and average BER PM stats in transceiver (XCVR), SONET OC-n (ocn), SDH STM-N (stmn), and ethernet Layer 1 (ethL1IF) curent and historical PM tables - added objects to support 64-bit versions of NBITCR and NBYTCR stats in transceiver (XCVR), SONET OC-n (ocn), SDH STM-N (stmn), and ethernet Layer 1 (ethL1IF) current and historical PM tables - added gcc0ConfigTable and ipExtInterfaceTable - marked the applyRestore value of the DbBackupAndRestoreCmd textual convention as obsolete - added cpSynchronizationPrimRefBasicSSM and cpSynchronizationSecRefBasicSSM objects to support synchronization status messages - added cpSynchronizationSwitchEvt trap - added briTxLockingCond and briTxLockingClear traps to notify of when Bit-rate-independent facilities on the Muxponder are in the process of locking." REVISION "200901191200Z"