Tachyon's private MIB can be found in the attached files section at the end of this article.   Choose the version that most closely matches your device's firmware version.  


Note: Unless otherwise noted, all changes to MIBs will be additive, meaning that OIDs will not change in between versions - only new values will be added.

Versions


 Firmware
 MIB file  Changes
v.12.0+Download MIB
  • Add support for additional antenna kits
  • Add additional system temperatures, device firmware versions, device model, and device serial number
  • In final version, wireless peer model, name, and antenna kit fields were added to the peers tables
  • Traps MIB is unchanged
v.1.11.4Download MIB
  • Add a ptp flag to the wirelessVapEntry object.
  • Point-to-point master is enabled when wirelessVapOperationMode is "master" and wirelessVapPtpEnabled is set to 1.
  • Point-to-point slave is enabled when mode is "station" and wirelessVapPtpEnabled is set to 1.
  • Traps MIB is unchanged
v.11.3Download MIB
  • Added wirelessRadioAntennaKit to the wirelessRadioEntry, and updated wirelessRadioTxPower (EIRP) to reflect selected antenna kit (where supported)
  • Added wirelessRadioFailoverState to the wirelessRadioEntry
  • Traps MIB is unchanged
 v1.11.2Download MIB
Download Traps MIB
  • Important note:  the MIB paths in this version have been fixed and will not be compatible with previous MIBs!
 v.1.10.4-v1.11.1  n/a
  • Update descriptions with examples. 
  • Add secondary table of wireless peers indexed by MAC.
  v1.10.3 n/a
  • Initial MIB file

Ethernet Interface Notes


  • The TNA device's ethernet interfaces are managed behind a 5-port internal switch, and do not have separate MAC addresses.  Information about the current state of an ethernet interface (such as speed or link status) can be found at the path  private/enterprises/tachyon/tna30xMIB/ethernet/

  • The MAC address of the internal switch can be found under the private/enterprises/tachyon/tna30xMIB/ethernet/internalSwitchMac (.1.3.6.1.4.1.57344.1.1.2) entry.

  • The information for each ethernet port can be found in the EthernetTable.  Ports that are in use will have the ethernetEnabled flag set to 1, and will have an ethernetName that matches a physical port label on the device. 
    • ETH0 (eth0p4): This is the 2.5 G port with PoE in
    • ETH1 (eth0p3): This is the 1G port with PoE out

  • To get stats for an ethernet interface, match the ethernet port's ethernetIfaceName to an entry having a matching value for ifDescr under the standard MIB mgmt/mib-2/interfaces/IfTable.

  • PoE out status is not currently available but will be available in a later version upon request.

  • Counters for tx_bytes and tx_packets on any unlinked ethernet ports will continue to be incremented, even when not in use, due to the internal hardware handling of broadcast packets.   If a port does not have a physical link, you should ignore these values.

Wireless Interface Notes


  • Information about the TNA device's wireless interfaces can be found at the path private/enterprises/tachyon/tna30xMIB/wireless/

  • The wirelessRadioTable contains information about the physical radio, such as operating mode, channel, channel width, and MAC address. Note: if a device is operating in station mode, but isn't currently connected, the operating mode will be reported as "no-connection", and the channel number will be reported as 0.

  • The wirelessVapsTable contains information about the radio's virtual wireless interfaces. Each physical radio will have a corresponding VAP entry in this table. The radio's operating mode, peer count, SSID and security mode are some of the fields you can find in this table.

  • The wirelessPeersTable contains information and link statistics about the radio's peers.  Peers are indexed with a numerical index (see examples below), so when a device operating in master mode reboots, or one of its clients disconnects and reconnects, the associated peer record may show up under a new index.   
    • If the radio is operating in Station mode and connected to the AP, then there will be a single entry in this table that represents the link between the Station and the AP.

    • If the radio is operating in Master (Access Point) mode there will be an entry for each associated client peer.

  • The wirelessPeersByMacTable contains the same information as the wirelessPeersTable, except the entries are indexed by a decimal version of the peer's MAC address. The fields in this table have also be renamed to include an "X" in order to indicate that this field is a member of the MAC-indexed table. This feature is useful when you need peer data to be consistently available at the same OID, such as when tracking peer info over time.

    For example, here's the MAC address for a connected peer in this table:

    .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.tachyon.tna30xMIB.wireless.wirelessPeersByMacTable.wirelessPeerByMacEntry.wirelessPeerXMac.120.94.230.208.16.20 = STRING: 78:5E:E6:D0:10:14 [response with MIB file loaded]

     .1.3.6.1.4.1.57344.1.2.7.1.1.120.94.230.208.16.20 = STRING: "78:5E:E6:D0:10:14"

    And the corresponding address in the sequentially-indexed wirelessPeersTable: 

    .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.tachyon.tna30xMIB.wireless.wirelessPeersTable.wirelessPeerEntry.wirelessPeerMac.1 = STRING: 78:5E:E6:D0:10:14[response with MIB file loaded]

    .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.57344.1.2.6.1.1.1 = STRING: "78:5E:E6:D0:10:14"