RE: FW: EPON MIB comments

[LK] Can you kindly please refer to the MIBs where all these entities
exist in.


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Glen Kramer
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 3:37 AM
To: 'Lior khermosh'; 'Romascanu, Dan (Dan)'; [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Hubmib] FW: EPON MIB comments


[GK] The following objects represent non-EPON-specific events and should
be moved to OAM MIB.
>    eponDeviceSampleMinimum
>    eponDeviceDyingGaspAlarmState
>    eponDeviceDyingGaspAlarmEnabled
>    eponDeviceCriticalEventState
>    eponDeviceCriticalEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceLocalLinkFaultAlarmState
>    eponDeviceLocalLinkFaultAlarmEnabled
>    eponDeviceTemperatureEventIndicationState
>    eponDeviceTemperatureEventIndicationEnabled
>    eponDevicePowerVoltageEventIndicationState
>    eponDevicePowerVoltageEventIndicationEnabled
>    eponDeviceGlobalEventState
>    eponDeviceGlobalEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceErroredSymbolPeriodEventState
>    eponDeviceErroredSymbolPeriodEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceErroredFrameEventState
>    eponDeviceErroredFrameEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceErroredFramePeriodEventState
>    eponDeviceErroredFramePeriodEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceErroredFrameSecondsSummaryEventState
>    eponDeviceErroredFrameSecondsSummaryEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceOrganizationSpecificEventState
>    eponDeviceOrganizationSpecificEventEnabled
>    eponDeviceEventControl

[LK] As a general concept we tried to create in the EFM MIB objects a
reflection of the IEEE802.3ah management object keeping as much as we
can aligned to clause 30. There is here an additional section which
refers to device MIB objects. In there I tried to put all things which
are necessary for the management of an EPON device (in an access
network) and was not truly covered by the IEEE802.3ah spec as being a
spec for L2 MAC mainly. So although they are OAM they are in device
level.

[GK] Lior, any network device is a combination of multiple specs. And
correspondingly, management of a network device comprises many MIBs.
EPON MIB should only cover EPON-specific objects. There exist many other
MIBs that are not EPON-specific, but that must be implemented in EPON
devices. Such objects as eponDeviceDyingGaspAlarmEnabled and
eponDeviceTemperatureEventIndicationState (and all other objects listed
above) are not EPON-specific. They exist in other MIBs.
What I am trying to say is that EPON MIB will not be used as
substitution for other MIBs. It is to be used in EPON devices in
addition to other MIBs. 

Regards,
Glen




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