What equipment can be mediated to SNMP?

• Switches

• Microwave radios

• Routers

• SONET equipment

• Channel banks

• Channel Service Units (CSUs)

• Digital Access Cross-Connect Systems (DACS)

• Digital Service Units (DSUs)

• Network Interface Units (NIUs)

• Multiplexers

• Muldems

• Modbus devices

• ASCII printer and logger devices

• Any equipment that generates alarms in ASCII, DCM, DCP, DCPf, DCPx, E2A, TABS, TBOS, or TL1

• Older remote telemetry units that use manufacturers' proprietary protocols: Badger, Dantel, NEC, Larse, Pulsecom, Teltrac, and others

• Any equipment that generates contact closure alarms

• Infrastructure equipment connected to discrete or analog sensors: battery plants, temperature sensors, flood alarms, generators, HVAC systems, door closures, and more.

In fact, any equipment that you're currently monitoring can be mediated to SNMP and SNMP can be mediated to other protocols, too.
And if you have any equipment that you're not currently monitoring, but you know you should … implementing protocol mediation is the ideal opportunity to integrate all your equipment into one umbrella monitoring system.

 

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