Standard Mibs - Polycom RealPresence 800s Administrator's Manual

Standard MIBs

This section describes the MIBs that are included with the Collaboration Server. These MIBs
define the various parameters that can be monitored, and their acceptable values.
Table 20-11
MIB Name
MULTI-MEDIA-MIB-TC
(MULTIMTC.MIB)
H.320ENTITY-MIB
(H320-ENT.MIB)
H.320MCU-MIB (H320-
MCU.MIB)
H323MC-MIB (H323-
MC.MIB)
MP-MIB (H323-MP.MIB)
MIB-II/RFC1213-MIB
(RFC1213.MIB)
ENTITY-MIB
(ENTITY.MIB)
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Standard MIBs
Description
Defines a set of textual conventions used within the set of Multi Media
MIB modules.
This is a collection of common objects, which can be used in an H.320
terminal, an H.320 MCU and an H.320/H.323 gateway. These objects
are arranged in three groups: Capability, Call Status, and H.221
Statistics.
Used to identify managed objects for an H.320 MCU. It consists of four
groups: System, Conference, Terminal, and Controls. The Conference
group consists of the active conferences. The Terminal group is used to
describe terminals in active MCU conferences. The Controls group
enables remote management of the MCU.
Used to identify objects defined for an H.323 Multipoint Controller. It
consists of six groups: System, Configuration, Conference, Statistics,
Controls and Notifications. The Conference group is used to identify the
active conferences in the MCU. The Notifications group allows an MCU,
if enabled, to inform a remote management client of its operational
status.
Note: The Collaboration Server supports only one field in H.341-
H323MC MIB. The Collaboration Server reports the Gatekeeper
address using H.341-H323MC MIB – 323McConfigGatekeeperAddress
(0.0.8.341.1.1.4.2.1.1.4) in response to a query from a manager.
Used to identify objects defined for an H.323 Multipoint Processor, and
consists of two groups: Configuration and Conference. The
Configuration group is used to identify audio/video mix configuration
counts. The Conference group describes the audio and video multi-
processing operation.
Holds basic network information and statistics about the following
protocols: TCP, UDP, IP, ICMP and SNMP. In addition, it holds a table of
interfaces that the Agent has. MIB-II also contains basic identification
information for the system, such as, Product Name, Description,
Location and Contact Person.
Describes the unit physically: Number of slots, type of board in each
slot, and number of ports in each slot.
Chapter 20-MCU Administration and Utilities
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