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        RFC 3440

        Title:      Definitions of Extension Managed Objects for
                    Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Lines
        Author(s):  F. Ly, G. Bathrick
        Status:     Standards Track
        Date:       December 2002
        Mailbox:    faye@pedestalnetworks.com, greg.bathrick@nokia.com
        Pages:      36
        Characters: 76058
        Updates/Obsoletes/See Also:   None

        I-D Tag:    draft-ietf-adslmib-adslext-12.txt

        URL:        ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc3440.txt


This memo defines a portion of the Management Information Base (MIB)
for use with network management protocols in the Internet community.
In particular, it describes additional managed objects used for
managing Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) interfaces not
covered by the ADSL Line MIB (RFC 2662).

This document is a product of the ADSL MIB Working Group of the IETF. 

This is now a Proposed Standard Protocol.

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	Title		: Definitions of Managed Objects for Very High Speed 
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Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Hi,

The purpose of adslLineSpecific, as I understand it, is to behave as a hook
for any vendor specific MIB extension. Such an extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's its main
purpose.

Best regards,
Moti Morgenstern

Senior System Engineer
Inovia Telecoms Ltd.
Member of the ECI Telecom group
30 Hasivim St.
Petach Tikva, Israel 49133
Tel.: +972-3-9266258 Fax: +972-3-9268182
e-mail: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com



                                                                                                                                       
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Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Mounire,
I'm sorry for omitting an important word in the last sentence: The
proprietary extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's NOT its main
purpose.

Moti


                                                                                                                                       
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Hi,

The purpose of adslLineSpecific, as I understand it, is to behave as a hook
for any vendor specific MIB extension. Such an extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's its main
purpose.

Best regards,
Moti Morgenstern

Senior System Engineer
Inovia Telecoms Ltd.
Member of the ECI Telecom group
30 Hasivim St.
Petach Tikva, Israel 49133
Tel.: +972-3-9266258 Fax: +972-3-9268182
e-mail: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com




                      "El Houmaidi,

                      Mounire"                 To:      "'adslmib@
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Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Moti,

I want to thank you for taking your time to answer our question. The use of
the object is understood and i agree with you. 
My question is about the Other MIBS, SHDSL (RFC 3276) and VDSL draft: where
such Object/feature (a hook to a specific MIB as you called it) is
implemented in those MIBs?

Mounire

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Subject: Re: [Adslmib] IfIndex mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC
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Mounire,
I'm sorry for omitting an important word in the last sentence: The
proprietary extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's NOT its main
purpose.

Moti


 

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                      ietf.org                 draf t)?

 

 

                      16/01/03 09:05

 

 





Hi,

The purpose of adslLineSpecific, as I understand it, is to behave as a hook
for any vendor specific MIB extension. Such an extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's its main
purpose.

Best regards,
Moti Morgenstern

Senior System Engineer
Inovia Telecoms Ltd.
Member of the ECI Telecom group
30 Hasivim St.
Petach Tikva, Israel 49133
Tel.: +972-3-9266258 Fax: +972-3-9268182
e-mail: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com




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                      Mounire"                 To:      "'adslmib@
ietf.org'" <adslmib@ietf.org>
                      <Mounire.El.Houm         cc:

                      aidi@                    Subject: [Adslmib] IfIndex
mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC 3276 and VDSL draf
                      icn.siemens.com>         t)?

                      Sent by:

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                      15/01/03 20:22






Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Mounire,

As long as the index/key to the proprietary MIB extension is the (same) one
used by the IETF MIB I believe you don't really need an explicit "pointer"
from within the VDSL/SHDSL MIBs to that proprietary MIB. However, it will
be interesting to hear other opinions on this issue.

Moti


                                                                                                                                       
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Moti,

I want to thank you for taking your time to answer our question. The use of
the object is understood and i agree with you.
My question is about the Other MIBS, SHDSL (RFC 3276) and VDSL draft: where
such Object/feature (a hook to a specific MIB as you called it) is
implemented in those MIBs?

Mounire

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Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 8:14 AM
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Cc: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com
Subject: Re: [Adslmib] IfIndex mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC
3276 and VDSL draf t)?



Mounire,
I'm sorry for omitting an important word in the last sentence: The
proprietary extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's NOT its main
purpose.

Moti




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                      ietf.org                 draf t)?





                      16/01/03 09:05









Hi,

The purpose of adslLineSpecific, as I understand it, is to behave as a hook
for any vendor specific MIB extension. Such an extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's its main
purpose.

Best regards,
Moti Morgenstern

Senior System Engineer
Inovia Telecoms Ltd.
Member of the ECI Telecom group
30 Hasivim St.
Petach Tikva, Israel 49133
Tel.: +972-3-9266258 Fax: +972-3-9268182
e-mail: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com




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Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Please read RFC2863.

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Subject: RE: [Adslmib] IfIndex mapping to Physical index ( RFC 3276 and
VD SL draf t)?



Mounire,

As long as the index/key to the proprietary MIB extension is the (same) one
used by the IETF MIB I believe you don't really need an explicit "pointer"
from within the VDSL/SHDSL MIBs to that proprietary MIB. However, it will
be interesting to hear other opinions on this issue.

Moti



                      "El Houmaidi,
                      Mounire"                 To:
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                      aidi@                    cc:
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IfIndex mapping to Physical index ( RFC 3276 and VD SL draf t)?

                      16/01/03 17:48





Moti,

I want to thank you for taking your time to answer our question. The use of
the object is understood and i agree with you.
My question is about the Other MIBS, SHDSL (RFC 3276) and VDSL draft: where
such Object/feature (a hook to a specific MIB as you called it) is
implemented in those MIBs?

Mounire

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Subject: Re: [Adslmib] IfIndex mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC
3276 and VDSL draf t)?



Mounire,
I'm sorry for omitting an important word in the last sentence: The
proprietary extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's NOT its main
purpose.

Moti




                      Moti.Morgenstern

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Mounire" <Mounire.El.Houmaidi@icn.siemens.com>
                      Sent by:                 cc:      adslmib@ietf.org,
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                      ietf.org                 draf t)?





                      16/01/03 09:05









Hi,

The purpose of adslLineSpecific, as I understand it, is to behave as a hook
for any vendor specific MIB extension. Such an extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's its main
purpose.

Best regards,
Moti Morgenstern

Senior System Engineer
Inovia Telecoms Ltd.
Member of the ECI Telecom group
30 Hasivim St.
Petach Tikva, Israel 49133
Tel.: +972-3-9266258 Fax: +972-3-9268182
e-mail: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com




                      "El Houmaidi,

                      Mounire"                 To:      "'adslmib@
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                      <Mounire.El.Houm         cc:

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mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC 3276 and VDSL draf
                      icn.siemens.com>         t)?

                      Sent by:

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                      15/01/03 20:22






Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Hello to All,

I remember a long discussion about xDSL Profile indexing (integer versus
String) and the discussion came down to preserving consistency between xDSL
Mibs:
This is a similar issue: The ADSL Mib (2662) provides a mapping object
(adslLineSpecific); so SHDSL, VDSL should follow the same spirit. We can't
tell our customers we do it this way with ADSL but SHDSL and VDSL we don't.
That's the message I am trying to pass to every one. 

How RFC 2863 will solve such inconsistency?

Regards
Mounire EL Houmaidi

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Please read RFC2863.

Regards,
Bob Ray

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VD SL draf t)?



Mounire,

As long as the index/key to the proprietary MIB extension is the (same) one
used by the IETF MIB I believe you don't really need an explicit "pointer"
from within the VDSL/SHDSL MIBs to that proprietary MIB. However, it will
be interesting to hear other opinions on this issue.

Moti



                      "El Houmaidi,
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adslmib-admin@ietf.org
                      aidi@                    cc:
                      icn.siemens.com>         Subject: RE: [Adslmib]
IfIndex mapping to Physical index ( RFC 3276 and VD SL draf t)?

                      16/01/03 17:48





Moti,

I want to thank you for taking your time to answer our question. The use of
the object is understood and i agree with you.
My question is about the Other MIBS, SHDSL (RFC 3276) and VDSL draft: where
such Object/feature (a hook to a specific MIB as you called it) is
implemented in those MIBs?

Mounire

-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Re: [Adslmib] IfIndex mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC
3276 and VDSL draf t)?



Mounire,
I'm sorry for omitting an important word in the last sentence: The
proprietary extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's NOT its main
purpose.

Moti




                      Moti.Morgenstern

                      @inoviatele.com          To:      "El Houmaidi,
Mounire" <Mounire.El.Houmaidi@icn.siemens.com>
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                      ietf.org                 draf t)?





                      16/01/03 09:05









Hi,

The purpose of adslLineSpecific, as I understand it, is to behave as a hook
for any vendor specific MIB extension. Such an extension can ALSO be used
for providing the type of information you mention but it's its main
purpose.

Best regards,
Moti Morgenstern

Senior System Engineer
Inovia Telecoms Ltd.
Member of the ECI Telecom group
30 Hasivim St.
Petach Tikva, Israel 49133
Tel.: +972-3-9266258 Fax: +972-3-9268182
e-mail: Moti.Morgenstern@inoviatele.com




                      "El Houmaidi,

                      Mounire"                 To:      "'adslmib@
ietf.org'" <adslmib@ietf.org>
                      <Mounire.El.Houm         cc:

                      aidi@                    Subject: [Adslmib] IfIndex
mapping to Physical entity index ( RFC 3276 and VDSL draf
                      icn.siemens.com>         t)?

                      Sent by:

                      adslmib-admin@

                      ietf.org



                      15/01/03 20:22






Hello To all,

In RFC 2662 (ADSL), adslLineSpecific under the adslLineTable may be used to
determine shelf/slot/port of the ATUC interface in a DSLAM. This mapping is
important for mapping an IfIndex  to a Physical interface (depending on
implementation) in the entity Physical Table (RFC 2737) or to an enterprise
Table containing the Physical entities.

we don't see that mapping done in RFC 3276  (SHDSL) or VDSL draft. How can
we provide the same feature for SHDSL and VDSL?

Regards

Mounire El Houmaidi
Siemens ICN,Lake Mary , Florida

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Mounire EL Houmaidi writes:

>This is a similar issue: The ADSL Mib (2662) provides a mapping object
>(adslLineSpecific); so SHDSL, VDSL should follow the same spirit. We can't
>tell our customers we do it this way with ADSL but SHDSL and VDSL we don't.

I suggest you tell them, "One of the editors is an aging irritable goat".
Follow this declaration with a mildly theatric shrug. :)

>How RFC 2863 will solve such inconsistency?

By keeping proprietary grouping mechanisms out of MIBs...

One might ask: if we put an explicit unbundling mechanism in a MIB (to map
shelf/slot/device-in-slot to ifIndex), what happens when someone has a
grouping we didn't predict (say, t3 over gigabit ethernet) but they still
want to use standard MIBs?  Do we say, "Sorry, but the spirit of our
work precludes that!"?  Of course not.

How about if we don't put a defined mechanism in a MIB, but just put a
big hole that some can exploit (i.e. a "proprietary hooks go here" object)?
Will all vendors implement THAT field the same way?  Of course not.

The next question is if a field is proprietary, and hence its usage cannot
be
standardized, what is it doing in a supposedly standard MIB?

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The following does not presume to represent the opinions of anyone other
than myself.

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When SNMPv1 erupted, most managed telecommunications equipment was rack
based.  Some vendors supported the standard MIBs by using community string
to
convey shelf/slot/device information to/from an agent.  Other vendors
created
proprietary versions of the standard MIBs by adding shelf/slot/device
indices
to the MIB tables (along with other transforms).  Then some clever people
noted that they could read the community strings with packet sniffers and
hence control the networked equipment.  This concern over security led
directly to SNMPv2.

The vendors who used community strings to convey indices couldn't support
SNMPv2
because the community string disappeared (as plaintext passwords should).
This
led to SNMPv2c, which restored plaintext community strings and allowed the
indices-in-community-string vendors to keep trudging along proclaiming
compliance with standard MIBs.  The plaintext 'password' was available to
anyone
with a packet sniffer.

So... there was still the need to secure access to these devices (i.e. get
rid
of the plaintext).  Enter SNMPv3.

There was still the need to support mapping standard MIBs to ifIndex.  Enter
RFC2863.

Also note that 2863 is greater than 2662 yet strangely smaller than 3276. :)

Regards,
Bob Ray

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
George Santayana

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