Which SNMP OIDs does Vigor Routers support?

The list you've provided contains Object Identifiers (OIDs) from the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) for various network devices and their specific functionalities, including ADSL and VDSL modems. Here's a brief explanation of what each section represents:

1. interface information (IF-MIB)

• **ifType**: Indicates the type of interface.
• **ifOperStatus**: Operational status of an interface (e.g., up or down).
• **ifAdminStatus**: Administrative status of an interface (e.g., enabled or disabled).

2. system information

• **sysDescr**: Description of the system, including hardware and software details.
• **sysObjectID**: Unique identifier for a specific device type.

3. ADSL OIDs

These are specific to ADSL modems:

• **adslLineCoding**: Line coding scheme used by the modem.
• **adslLineType**: Type of line (e.g., G.DMT).
• **adslAtucCurrSnrMgn**: Current Signal-to-Noise Margin at ATUC.
• **adslAturCurrSnrMgn**: Current Signal-to-Noise Margin at ATUR.

4. VDSL OIDs

These are specific to VDSL modems:

• **xdsl2ChStatusUnit**: Status of the channel unit.
• **xdsl2ChStatusActDataRate**: Actual data rate of the active channel.
• **xdsl2ChStatusPrevDataRate**: Previous data rate of the channel.

5. general SNMP information

These OIDs are used to track various aspects of network traffic and management:

• **snmpOutGetRequests**: Number of GET requests received by the agent.
• **snmpInTotalReqVars**: Total number of variables requested in all incoming messages.

Notes on compatibility

It's important to note that ADSL and VDSL OIDs can overlap in certain models (2860 or earlier) and firmware versions (3.9.0 or earlier). This means that some devices might use the same OID for both technologies, which could cause confusion if not properly configured.

Usage

These OIDs are typically used by network management systems to monitor and manage network devices remotely. By querying these OIDs using SNMP tools like `snmpwalk`, you can retrieve detailed information about device status, performance metrics, and configuration settings.

If you need specific values or further details on any of these OIDs for a particular device, it's best to consult the manufacturer's documentation or use an SNMP browser tool to explore them interactively.