Chapter 44: Standard and Enterprise MIBs
STANDARD Revision 1.0 C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
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CADANT-CMTS-DHCPRA-MIB — This MIB contains management definitions to configure, control, and report on the
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Relay Agent (DHCPRA) in the CMTS.
CADANT-CMTS-NOTIFICATION-MIB — This MIB defines objects which are of the type NOTIFICATION-TYPE and are used to
define SNMP traps generated from the CMTS.
EXT-CADANT-AAA-MIB — This MIB describes the proprietary AAA configuration parameters used to support
authentication and authorization in the CMTS.
CADANT-CMTS-PC-EVENTSMSG-MIB — This MIB contains configuration objects that control PacketCable event messaging
between the CMTS and a record keeping server.
CADANT-CMTS-POLICY-MIB — This MIB defines configuration objects for access control lists and distribute lists.
CADANT-DQOS-GATE-MIB — this MIB defines configuration objects for and provides additional support for DOCSIS
PacketCable Gate control.
CADANT-TIME-MIB — this MIB defines the objects for controlling and reporting on the various Time of Day Services in the
CMTS. These Time of Day services include the TOD protocol, the NTP protocol, and manual configuration.
CADANT-TACACS+-CLIENT-MIB — this MIB defines configuration support for TACACS+
CADANT-CMTS-DNSCLIENT-MIB — this MIB defines configuration support forC4/c CMTS CER DNS resolver usage (ping,
traceroute).
CADANT-CMTS-PACKETCABLE-MIB — this MIB is a general-purpose management MIB for PacketCable.
CADANT-CMTS-PROCESS-MIB — this MIB contains objects for monitoring the current CPU and memory resources of the
ARRIS CMTS.
CADANT-TRAP-LOG-MIB — this MIB contains objects for configuring syslog and trap features in the CMTS.
ARRIS-CMTS-FFT-MIB — This MIB contains configuration and status information for managing the integrated upstream
agility features of the C4/c CMTS.
CADANT-MAP-STATS-MIB — this MIB contains objects to display counts and statistical information for the DOCSIS map-
makers. There exists a single map-maker for each upstream channel. The map-makers hold the keys to the upstream
bandwidth. Thus, one is able to gain insight into how the upstream bandwidth is being managed by analyzing the various
map-maker counts and statistics in this MIB.
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