zoos_snmp_profiles

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zoos_snmp_profiles

Raw SNMP discovery data plus the resulting Datadog monitoring deliverables for the Avaya/Oracle voice infrastructure environment (Communication Manager, LSP, ESS, AES, Media Server, Oracle SBC — 28 devices total).

zoos_snmp_profiles/
├── OID - 1.3.6.1.4.1.6889.1.27.1.1/    # Raw SNMP walk: Avaya AES (172.22.7.181)
├── OID - 1.3.6.1.4.1.6889.1.73.2/      # Raw SNMP walk: Avaya Communication Manager (172.18.17.12)
├── OID-1.3.6.1.4.1.6889.1.58/          # Raw SNMP walk: Linux/AMS host (172.26.131.152)
├── Alarm_List.pdf                       # Avaya's master alarm-to-OID catalog (5,442 rows, all product lines)
└── datadog-snmp-profiles/              # ★ The actual deliverable — see datadog-snmp-profiles/README.md

What’s in the raw data folders

Each OID - <sysobjectid>/<device IP>/ folder is a raw snmpwalk capture from one device, taken before any profile was built. Every folder has the same four files:

File	Contents
sysobjectid.txt	The device’s .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0 value — identifies device type, used to match a Datadog profile
system_tree.txt	Standard MIB-II system group: sysDescr, sysName, sysLocation, sysContact, sysUpTime
interfaces.txt	Standard ifTable walk: interface names, speeds, MAC addresses, packet/error counters
avaya_tree.txt	Vendor-specific Avaya MIB walk (not present for the Linux/AMS host — see gap noted below)

These three folders are the source material the Avaya profiles in datadog-snmp-profiles/avaya/ were reverse-engineered from. They’re kept here for reference/re-verification, not meant to be deployed anywhere themselves.

Folder	Device	IP	Product
OID - 1.3.6.1.4.1.6889.1.27.1.1/	voc-aes-c9	172.22.7.181	Application Enablement Services 8.0.1
OID - 1.3.6.1.4.1.6889.1.73.2/	VOC-CM-C15	172.18.17.12	Communication Manager VE
OID-1.3.6.1.4.1.6889.1.58/	PUNE AMS 2	172.26.131.152	Linux host (used as a stand-in for Media Server — never confirmed as an actual Media Server)

Alarm_List.pdf

Avaya’s full alarm/trap reference catalog spanning every Avaya product line (5,442 rows): Alarm Name, OID, affected Products, Severity, Advanced Diagnostics flag, Customer Action Required flag. Filtered, per-device-family slices of this are in datadog-snmp-profiles/avaya/aes_alarms.csv and cm_lsp_ess_alarms.csv.

The actual deliverable

Everything meant to be deployed — Datadog SNMP polling profiles, trap listener config, alarm/trap references, the cross-vendor coverage matrix, and full documentation — lives in datadog-snmp-profiles/. Start there.