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The objects in this MIB module are used to manage Ethernet Passive Optical Network (EPON) devices which are based on the Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) PON as defined in IEEE P802.3 clause 64,65. The following reference is used throughout this MIB module: [802.3] refers to: IEEE Draft P802.3: 'Information technology - Telecommunications and information exchange between systems - Local and metropolitan area networks - Specific requirements - Part 3: Carrier sense multiple access with collision detection (CSMA/CD) access method and physical layer specifications - Media Access Control Parameters, Physical Layers and Management Parameters for subscriber access networks', 8 December 2004. Of particular interest are Clause 64(MPCP) 65(P2mP RS) and 60 (PON PMDs). Clause 30, 'Management', and Clause 45,'Management Data Input/Output (MDIO) Interface'. Copyright (C) The Internet Society (2005). This version of this MIB module is part of XXXX see the RFC itself for full legal notices.

Table for EPON device MIB modules.

An entry in the EPON device Control table.

This variable is used to reset the EPON device. The interface may be unavailable while the reset occurs and data may be lost. During reading operation it returns the state of the EPON device. running(1) indicates and operates normal operation, reset(2) indicates and operates reset mode. Writing can be done all the time. Enumeration: 'reset': 2, 'running': 1.

This variable defines the mode of the EPON device. When an olt(1) it is an Optical Line Terminal device (server) and when an onu(2) and Optical Network Unit device (client) Enumeration: 'olt': 1, 'on': 2.

This variable defines and provides information whether the EPON device uses FEC as defined in the [802.3] clause 65.2 for EPON. When noFECEnabled(1) the device does not support FEC mode. When fecTxEnabled(2) the device supports the FEC transmission mode. When fecRxEnabled(3) the device supports the FEC Receive mode. When fecTxRxEnabled(4) the device supports the FEC transmission and receive mode. Writing can be done all the time. This attribute is relevant for an OLT and an ONU. Enumeration: 'fecTxRxEnabled': 4, 'noFecEnabled': 1, 'fecTxEnabled': 2, 'fecRxEnabled': 3.

This variable defines the mode of an EPON device and provides information on the mode in initialization - ready for registration as defined by the [802.3] clause 64. When notReady(1) the device is not ready for operation. When inProcess(2) the device is in initialization process. When ready(3) the device is ready for registration. Writing can be done all the time. This attribute is relevant for an OLT and an ONU. Enumeration: 'notReady': 1, 'ready': 3, 'inProcess': 2.

Setting this variable to True(1) will cause Device to be entered into Power down mode. Setting this variable to False(0) will cause the device to go out of power down mode. When getting True(1) the device is in power down. when getting False(0) the device is not in power down. Writing can be done all the time. This attribute is relevant for an OLT and an ONU.

A read only variable which defines the number of registered LLIDs (as defined by the [802.3] clause 65) in a EPON network for an OLT and an ONU. Initialization value is 0. This attribute is relevant for an OLT and an ONU.

A set of 8 integers, for each LLID, that defines the number of thresholds for each Queue in the REPORT message, as defined in [802.3] 64. Each Queue set reporting will provide information on the queue occupancy of frames below the matching Threshold. Writing can be done all the time. This attribute is relevant for an OLT and an ONU.

A multiple set of 8 integers, for each LLID, that defines the thresholds reporting for each Queue in the REPORT message, as defined in [802.3] 64. The number of sets is eponDeviceObjectReportNumThreshold. Each Queue set reporting will provide information on the queue occupancy of frames below the matching Threshold. The value returned shall be in Time quanta (TQ) which is 16nsec or 2 octets increments. Writing can be done all the time. This attribute is relevant for an OLT and an ONU.

A set of 8 integers, for each LLID, that defines the maximal number of thresholds for each Queue in the REPORT message, as defined in [802.3] 64. Each Queue set reporting will provide information on the queue occupancy of frames below the matching Threshold. This attribute is relevant for an ONU and an OLT.

A set of 8 integers, for each LLID, that defines the maximal number of queues in the REPORT message, as defined in [802.3] 64. This attribute is relevant for an ONU and an OLT.

Indicates and controls the resetting of the LLID MAC address log. Setting this object to none(1) has no action resetLog(2) empties the LLID MAC address log. All data is deleted. Setting it to useDefaultReporting(3) returns all entries priorities to their factory-default reporting. Reading this object always returns useDefaultReporting(3). Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'resetLog': 2, 'useDefaultReporting': 3.

A read-only table of objects that identifies the source MacAddress and LLIDs parameter of the remote devices in the network. This MacAddress value, as defined in [802.3], 30.3.5.1.5, is updated on reception of a valid frame with: (1) a unicast destination Field or a destination Field equal to the reserved multicast address for MAC Control specified in [802.3] Annex 31A. (2) lengthOrType field value equal to the reserved Type for MAC Control as specified in [802.3] Annex 31A. (3)an MPCP subtype value equal to the subtype reserved for MPCP as specified in [802.3] Annex 31A, and an LLID as allocated by the OLT. This table is denoted as 'Remote MAC address - LLID' (RMadL) table. The table is relevant only for an OLT device.

A group of entries. Applications create and delete entries using eponDeviceRMadlEntryStatus. When adding objects to an LLID they are added in the persistent order of their index in this table.

A locally-unique, administratively assigned name for a group of entries.

An arbitrary integer for the purpose of identifying the LLID. Writing can be done all the time.

The object identifier of a MIB module object to add to an entry, indicating the entry ID in the table. Writing can be done all the time.

The remote MAC address of the LLID. Writing can be done all the time.

A list of types for entries - LLIDs. Indicates and defines the state of registration. notRegister(1) marks a non registered LID, registered(2) marks a registered LLID. Writing can be done all the time. Enumeration: 'registered': 2, 'notRegister': 1.

A list of actions for an entry - LLID. Indicates and defines the state of registration for the remote device. none(1) marks no action, register(2) marks to register an LLID, deregister(3) marks to deregister an LLID, reregister(4) marks reregistered LLID. Writing can be done all the time. Enumeration: 'deregister': 3, 'none': 1, 'register': 2, 'reregister': 4.

The control that allows creation and deletion of entries. Once made active an entry MAY not be modified except to delete it.

This table defines the list of statistics counters of EPON devices. The attributes are relevant for an OLT and an ONU.

Table entries for Table of statistics counters of EPON devices.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-0- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-0-. The -Queue-0- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-0 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-1- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-1-. The -Queue-1- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-1 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-2- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-2-. The -Queue-2- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-2 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-3- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-3-. The -Queue-3- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-3 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-4- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-4-. The -Queue-4- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-4 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-5- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-5-. The -Queue-5- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-5 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-6- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-6-. The -Queue-6- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-6 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-7- frames transmission occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame transmitted which is an output of -Queue-7-. The -Queue-7- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-7 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-0- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-0-. The -Queue-0- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-0 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-1- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-1-. The -Queue-1- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-1 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-2- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-2-. The -Queue-2- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-2 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-3- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-3-. The -Queue-3- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-3 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-4- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-4-. The -Queue-4- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-4 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-5- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-5-. The -Queue-5- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-5 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-6- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-6-. The -Queue-6- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-6 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-7- frames reception occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame received, which is an output of -Queue-7-. The -Queue-7- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-7 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-0- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-0-. The -Queue-0- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-0 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-1- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-1-. The -Queue-1- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-1 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-2- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-2-. The -Queue-2- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-2 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-3- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-3-. The -Queue-3- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-3 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-4- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-4-. The -Queue-4- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-4 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-5- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-5-. The -Queue-5- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-5 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-6- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-6-. The -Queue-6- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-6 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A count of the number of times a -Queue-7- frames drops occurs. Increment the counter by one for each frame dropped from -Queue-7-. The -Queue-7- marking matched the REPORT MPCP message Queue-7 field, as defined in [802.3] clause 64. This counter is mandatory for an ONU.

A collection of objects of eponDevice control definition.

A collection of objects of eponDevice remote Mac address to LLID table.

A collection of objects of EPON device Statistics

The compliance statement for EPON Devices.