TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-AP-TC

File: TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-AP-TC.mib (25567 bytes)

Imported modules

TRAPEZE-NETWORKS-ROOT-MIB

Imported symbols

Unsigned32	Integer32	MODULE-IDENTITY
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION	trpzMibs

Defined Types

TrpzAccessType
Describes the access type used by client or an AP. Value 'ap(1)' indicates access point that is directly attached to the switch. Value 'dap(2)' indicates distributed access point with attachment to the switch through the intermediate network. Value 'wired(3)' indicates a client that is directly attached to the switch (no access point is involved).
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	ap(1), dap(2), wired(3)

TrpzApAttachType
Type of AP attachment to AC.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	directAttach(1), networkAttach(2)

TrpzApPortOrDapNum
AP Port, for directly attached APs, otherwise DAP Number (arbitrary number assigned when configuring the DAP on the AC). A zero value means unknown. Obsoleted by TrpzApNum. (In 6.0, direct- and network-attached APs were unified.)
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32	0..1000

TrpzApNum
AP Number: arbitrary number assigned when configuring the AP on the AC. It is unique (on same AC), regardless of the type of AP attachment. A zero value means unknown.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32	0..9999

TrpzApState
AP State, as seen by the AC.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	cleared(1), init(2), bootStarted(3), imageDownloaded(4), connectFailed(5), configuring(6), operational(7), redundant(10), connOutage(20)

TrpzApTransition
AP state Transition, as seen by the AC. Usually reported via 'trpzApNonOperStatusTrap'. Transition to operational state is reported by 'trpzApOperRadioStatusTrap' (multiple PDUs may be sent, one for each radio of that AP). Another transition to operational state is 'connRestored(21)', which may not be followed by 'trpzApOperRadioStatusTrap' unless radio status also changed.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	clear(1), timeout(2), reset(3), bootSuccess(4), startConfiguring(5), connectFail(6), setBackupConn(10), startHandoverReconfiguring(11), connLost(20), connRestored(21), connOutageExtendedTimeout(22)

TrpzApFailDetail
Detailed failure codes for some of the transitions specified in 'TrpzApTransition'. - 'normalTransition' (91) means the corresponding transition is not a failure; it is a transition towards operational state or it is an internally required transition (for example, a major configuration change occurred, like cluster being enabled). - 'adminRequest' (92) means the corresponding transition is not a failure, it was caused by an administrative request; for example, AP was cleared (removed from the switch configuration). - 'failUnknown' (99) means there are no details available; the transition may be normal or undesirable/unexpected.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	secureHandshakeFailure(2), fingerprintRequired(3), fingerprintMismatch(4), portLinkUp(11), portLinkDown(12), normalTransition(91), adminRequest(92), failUnknown(99)

TrpzApConnectSecurityType
Security level of the connection between AP and AC: secure(1) - fingerprint matching; insecure(2) - fingerprint not configured, or optional and not matching; auto(3) - Auto-DAP is intrinsically insecure: could not check fingerprint since no specific DAP is configured.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	secure(1), insecure(2), auto(3)

TrpzApServiceAvailability
Level of wireless service availability.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	fullService(1), noService(2), degradedService(3)

TrpzApBias
Bias of AP attachment to this AC. Setting an APs bias on an AC switch to high causes the switch to be preferred over switches with low bias, for booting and managing the AP. Bias applies only to AC switches that are indirectly attached to the AP through an intermediate Layer 2 or Layer 3 network. An AP always attempts to boot on AP port 1 first, and if an AC switch is directly attached on AP port 1, the AP boots from it regardless of the bias settings.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	high(1), low(2), sticky(3)

TrpzApSerialNum
The value is a zero length string if unknown or unavailable. Otherwise the value is a serial number, which consists of printable ASCII characters between 0x21 (!), and 0x7d (}) with no leading, embedded, or trailing space.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	OCTET STRING	Size(0..32)

TrpzApFingerprint
Represents a RSA key fingerprint (binary value), which is the MD5 hash of the public key of the RSA key pair. Or a zero length string if not known or unavailable.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	OCTET STRING	Size(0\|16)

TrpzRadioNum
Enumeration for multi-radio APs.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	radio-1(1), radio-2(2), not-applicable(3)

TrpzApRadioIndex
A unique value, greater than zero, for each Radio on the AP. Intended to replace TrpzRadioNum.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32	1..4294967295

TrpzApRadioIndexOrZero
This textual convention is an extension of the TrpzApRadioIndex convention. The latter defines a greater than zero value used to identify each Radio on the AP. This extension permits the additional value of zero. A zero value means 'none', 'unknown radio' or 'not applicable'. Each object using this textual convention should document the meaning of Radio Index zero.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32	0 \| 1..4294967295

TrpzPowerLevel
The current level of transmit power expressed in dbm.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32

TrpzRadioPowerChangeType
Enumerations for why the power level was changed, which occurs due to auto-tune operation.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	dup-pkts-threshold-exceed(1), retransmit-threshold-exceed(2), clients-optimal-performance-reached(3), def-power-threshold-exceed(4)

TrpzChannelChangeType
Enumerations for why the channel was changed, which occurs due to auto-tune operation
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	util-index(1), rexmit-pkt-offset(2), noise-offset(3), noise(4), utilization(5), phy-error-offset(6), crc-errors-offset(7), radar-detected(8)

TrpzChannelNum
Channel Number
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32	1..1024

TrpzRadioEnable
Radio mode (administratively enabled or disabled). Obsoleted by TrpzRadioMode.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	enabled(1), disabled(2)

TrpzRadioMode
Configured mode of an AP radio. There are three administratively controlled values: - enabled: radio may provide service to clients; - sentry: radio will not provide service, but can be used for RF scanning and can run countermeasures; - disabled: radio will not emit at all (thus cannot run countermeasures), can only be used for RF scanning. Obsoletes TrpzRadioEnable.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	enabled(1), disabled(2), sentry(3)

TrpzRadioConfigState
Radio Configuration State, as seen by the AC.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	configInit(1), configFail(2), configOk(3)

TrpzRadioRate
The possible transmission rates of an AP radio. Both a and b/g rates are covered; a specific radio will report the applicable transmission rates (either a or b/g). Here are the possible rates, in Mbps: - 802.11g radios: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 11, 9, 6, 5.5, 2, or 1; - 802.11b radios: 11, 5.5, 2, or 1; - 802.11a radios: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, or 6. The value in MIB is specified as the rate in Mbps times 10, in order to have only integer values, zero meaning unknown rate.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Unsigned32	0 \| 10..540

TrpzRadioRateEx
Radio Rates Extended (covering 11n MCS rates): The possible transmission rates of an AP radio. 11a, 11b/g, 11na and 11ng rates are included; a specific radio will report the applicable transmission rates (either a, b/g, na, ng). Here are the possible rates, in Mbps: - 802.11g radios: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 11, 9, 6, 5.5, 2, or 1; - 802.11b radios: 11, 5.5, 2, or 1; - 802.11a radios: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, or 6; - 802.11ng radios: MCS0-MCS15 and all 11g rates; - 802.11na radios: MCS0-MCS15 and all 11a rates.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	rateUnknown(1), rate1(2), rate2(3), rate5-5(4), rate6(5), rate9(6), rate11(7), rate12(8), rate18(9), rate24(10), rate36(11), rate48(12), rate54(13), rateMCS0(20), rateMCS1(21), rateMCS2(22), rateMCS3(23), rateMCS4(24), rateMCS5(25), rateMCS6(26), rateMCS7(27), rateMCS8(28), rateMCS9(29), rateMCS10(30), rateMCS11(31), rateMCS12(32), rateMCS13(33), rateMCS14(34), rateMCS15(35), rateMCS16(36), rateMCS17(37), rateMCS18(38), rateMCS19(39), rateMCS20(40), rateMCS21(41), rateMCS22(42), rateMCS23(43)

TrpzRadioType
Enumeration to indicate the Radio Type, as seen by AC.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	typeUnknown(1), typeA(2), typeB(3), typeG(4), typeNA(5), typeNG(6)

TrpzRssi
RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) for last packet received, in decibels referred to 1 milliwatt (dBm). A higher value indicates a stronger signal.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	Integer32	-100..0

TrpzApWasOperational
Enumeration to indicate whether the AP was operational before a transition occurred. Normally used in notifications.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	oper(1), nonOper(2)

TrpzRadioChannelWidth
Enumeration to indicate the administratively controlled Radio Channel Width.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	channelWidth20MHz(1), channelWidth40MHz(2)

TrpzRadioMimoState
Enumeration to indicate the MIMO state of the Radio (Multiple Input Multiple Output), as seen by the AC. This depends on radio type and power supplied to the radio. mimo1x1: radio uses one transmit chain and one receive chain; mimo2x3: radio uses two transmit chains and three receive chains; mimo3x3: radio uses three transmit chains and three receive chains.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	mimoOther(1), mimo1x1(2), mimo2x3(3), mimo3x3(4)

TrpzApPowerMode
Enumerations of the modes in which power is supplied by the AP to its components (mainly radios). There are two administratively controlled values: - auto: the power is managed automatically by sensing the power level on the AP; - high: all radios operate at the maximum power available.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	auto(1), high(2)

TrpzApLedMode
Enumeration to indicate the administratively controlled LED mode for an AP.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	auto(1), static(2), off(3)

TrpzRadioAntennaLocation
Enumeration to indicate the administratively controlled Radio Antenna Location.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	indoors(1), outdoors(2)

TrpzCryptoType
Enumeration of Crypto Types: - clear: Cleartext (unencrypted communication); - wep: Wired Equivalent Privacy; - wep40: WEP with 40-bit keys; - wep104: WEP with 104-bit keys; - tkip: Temporal Key Integrity Protocol; - aesCcmp: Advanced Encryption Standard, Counter mode with CBC MAC Protocol.
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
	INTEGER	other(1), clear(2), wep(3), wep40(4), wep104(5), tkip(6), aesCcmp(7), sms4(8)

Defined Values

trpzApTc		1.3.6.1.4.1.14525.4.3
Textual Conventions used by Trapeze Networks wireless switches. AP = Access Point; AC = Access Controller (wireless switch), the device that runs a SNMP Agent using these TCs. Copyright 2006-2011 Trapeze Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. This Trapeze Networks SNMP Management Information Base Specification (Specification) embodies Trapeze Networks' confidential and proprietary intellectual property. Trapeze Networks retains all title and ownership in the Specification, including any revisions. This Specification is supplied 'AS IS' and Trapeze Networks makes no warranty, either express or implied, as to the use, operation, condition, or performance of the Specification.
MODULE-IDENTITY

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