NETI-VAS-MIB
This document is work in progress, and it is likely to change. Reference: NID4613. MIB for Video Appliance Services. The MIB describes objects for setting up and monitoring of reliable video transports over an IP network. It also contains configuration objects for encoders and decoders. The MIB contains conceptual tables that describes the different objects: The table vasIfTable contains physical video ports, such as ASI or SDI ports. The table vasEncPipeTable contains video encoder pipelines. A video encoder pipeline can encode the video (e.g. from SDI to MPEG-4) to a stream, and process the audio, video and meta-data. The table vasDecPipeTable contains video decoder pipelines. A video decoder pipeline can decode a stream (from e.g. MPEG-4 to SDI) and process the audio, video and data in the stream. The table vasUdpSnkTable contains objects that receives an UDP video stream on an IP interface and provides it as an input to another source object. The table vasUdpSrcTable contains objects that takes a video stream from a sink object and transmits it as a UDP stream from an IP interface. This object is the complement to an object in the vasUdpSnkTable. The table vasPulSrcTable contains the source objects of a pull transport, i.e. a transport of a stream that is initiated at the sink side, where the stream is pulled from the source (sender) to the sink (receiver) at the sink. The table vasMpuSrcTable contains the source objects of pull transports, where multiple transports to different destinations may be setup from the same source. The table vasPulSnkTable contains the sink part of a pull transport, i.e. a transport of a stream that is initiated at the sink side, where the stream is pulled from the source (sender) to the sink (receiver) at the sink. The table vasPusSrcTable contains the source part of a push transport, i.e. a transport that is initiated from the source side, and is pushed from the source (sender) to the sink (receiver) at the source. The table vasPusSnkTable contains the sink part of a push transport, i.e. a transport that is initiated from the source side, and is pushed from the source (sender) to the sink (receiver) at the source. The MIB also contains tables for statistics.