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The mib is used for defining the MIB objects of the pppoe single-mac, pppoe simulation and pppoe client.

Used for setting and querying the MAC address mode of a PPPoE user. Options: 1. multiMac(1) -indicates the multiple MAC address mode of the PPPoE user 2. singleMac(2) -indicates the single MAC address mode of the PPPoE user Default: multiMac(1) Enumeration: 'multiMac': 1, 'singleMac': 2.

Used for starting or stopping the PPPoE dialup simulation service, and for querying the result of the simulated PPPoE dialup. The index of this table is hwPPPoESmltObjIndex.

Used for starting or stopping the PPPoE dialup simulation service, and for querying the result of the simulated PPPoE dialup. The index of this entry is hwPPPoESmltObjIndex.

Indicates the index of hwPPPoESmltAdminTable. This leaf means the dialup ID. Currently, only one user is supported. The maximum value of the index is 1. If you specify it to 4294967295, the system will automatically allocates an idle index.

Indicates the service port ID. Here, it refers to the ID of a service port that is already created on the current device. The service port ID on the NMS is larger than the service port ID on the host by 1.

Indicates the user name.

Indicates the user password for authentication.

Indicates the user authentication mode. Currently, the device supports two modes, Options: 1. chap(1) -Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol mode 2. pap(2) -Password Authentication Protocol mode Enumeration: 'pap': 2, 'chap': 1.

Indicates the test timeout time. It is an optional parameter. Unit: second Range: 5-60 Default: 5

Indicates the current stage of the simulation. Options: 1. discovery(1) -indicates the discovery stage of PPPoE dialup 2. lcp(2) -indicates the LCP negotiation stage. In this stage, the parameters required for creating, maintaining, and terminating the PPP networking are negotiated. 3. authentication(3) -indicates the authentication stage. In this stage, the user is authenticated after the PPPoE connection is set up. 4. ncp(4) -indicates the NCP negotiation stage. In this stage, the network-layer compression protocol and IP address are negotiated. 5. online(5) -indicates the data transmission stage 6. stop(6) -indicates that PPPoE dialup is not performed Enumeration: 'lcp': 2, 'ncp': 4, 'stop': 6, 'authentication': 3, 'online': 5, 'discovery': 1.

Indicates the simulation result. Options: 1. success(0) -indicates the PPPoE simulation is success 2. otherError(1) -indicates other errors 3. timeout(2) -indicates the PPPoE simulation timeout 4. paramNegoFail(3) -indicates parameter negotiation failure 5. authenticationFail(4) -indicates the simulation authentication is failed 6. peerDownRequest(5) -indicates that the dialup request is denied by the peer end 7. waitPADOTimeout(6) -indicates that sending PADI and waiting for PADO time out 8. waitPADSTimeout(7) -indicates that sending PADR and waiting for PADS time out 9. waitPPPTimeout(8) -indicates waiting for PPP times out, such as an LCP timeout or an NCP timeout. 10. linkAbnormal(9) -indicates the link of the PPPoE simulation is abnormal Enumeration: 'otherError': 1, 'success': 0, 'paramNegoFail': 3, 'peerDownRequest': 5, 'timeout': 2, 'linkAbnormal': 9, 'waitPADSTimeout': 7, 'authenticationFail': 4, 'waitPPPTimeout': 8, 'waitPADOTimeout': 6.

Indicates the simulation start time. Data type: DateAndTime. For example, 2010-2-6,1:38:50.0,+8:0.

Indicates the simulation end time. Data type: DateAndTime. For example, 2010-2-6,1:38:50.0,+8:0.

Indicates the obtained session ID of the user. Range: 1-4294967295

Indicates the obtained IP address of the user. Data type: IpAddress.

Indicates the obtained gateway IP address. Data type: IpAddress.

Indicates the row status. It is used for starting or stopping the PPPoE dialup simulation service. Only options active(1), createAndGo(4), and destroy(6) are supported. To start the PPPoE dialup simulation service, you must input hwPPPoESmltObjIndex, hwPPPoESmltSrvFlowIndex, hwPPPoESmltUserName, and hwPPPoESmltUserPassword, and set the value of the row status to createAndGo(4). To stop the PPPoE dialup simulation service, you must input hwPPPoESmltObjIndex, and set the value of the row status to destroy(6). In the query about the PPPoE dialup simulation service, the value of the row status is active(1). Options: 1. active(1) -indicates the query operation 2. createAndGo(4) -indicates starting the PPPoE dialup simulation service 3. destroy(6) -indicates stopping the PPPoE dialup simulation service

Used for setting and querying the configuration information about a PPPoE client. The index of this table is hwPPPoEClientConfigName.

Used for setting and querying the configuration information about a PPPoE client. The index of this entry is hwPPPoEClientConfigName.

Indicates the identification of a PPPoE client.Range: 1-32 characters. The PPPoE client identification must be presented in the ASCII codes of the corresponding characters. For example, if the PPPoE client identification is aa, it must be presented as 2.97.97. 2 indicates the length of the characters, and 97 indicates the ASCII code corresponding to character a. 2 and 97s are separated by the '.' sign.

Used for setting or querying the user name of PPPoE dialup. Range: 1-65 characters.

Used for setting or querying the user password of PPPoE dialup. Range: 0-16 characters.

Used for setting or querying the authentication mode of a PPPoE client. Options: 1. chap(1) -Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol mode 2. pap(2) -Password Authentication Protocol mode Default: chap(1) Enumeration: 'pap': 2, 'chap': 1.

Used for setting or querying the VLAN for the dialup of a PPPoE client. Range: 1-4093 Default: 1

Used for setting (enabling/disabling) or querying the status of the PPPoE dialup function. Options: 1. enable(1) -indicates the PPPoE dialup function is enabled 2. disable(2) -indicates the PPPoE dialup function is disabled Default: disable(2) Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'disable': 2.

Used for setting or querying the interval for sending the Echo-Request packet. Range: 1-65535 Unit: second Default: 20s

Indicates the count of retransmitting the Echo-Request packet at timeout. Range: 1-10 Default: 3

Indicates the row status. It is used for setting, modifying, or deleting the identification of a PPPoE client. Options active(1), createAndGo(4), and destroy(6) are supported. To set the identification of a PPPoE client, set the value of hwPPPoEClientConfigRowStatus to createAndGo(4). To delete the configuration of a specified PPPoE client, set the value of hwPPPoEClientConfigRowStatus to destroy(6). During the query operation, the value of this leaf is always active(1). Options: 1. active(1) -indicates the query operation 2. createAndGo(4) -indicates setting the identification of a PPPoE client 3. destroy(6) -indicates deleting the configuration of a specified PPPoE client

Used for setting and querying the information about the session of a PPPoE client. The index of this table is hwPPPoEClientConfigName. To serve as an index, the value of hwPPPoEClientConfigName must be already configured in hwPPPoEClientConfigTable.

Used for setting and querying the information about the session of a PPPoE client. The index of this entry is hwPPPoEClientConfigName. To serve as an index, the value of hwPPPoEClientConfigName must be already configured in hwPPPoEClientConfigTable.

Used for querying the current stage of a PPPoE session. Options: 1. discovery(1) -indicates the discovery stage of PPPoE dialup 2. lcp(2) -indicates the LCP negotiation stage. In this stage, the parameters required for creating, maintaining, and terminating the PPP networking are negotiated. 3. authentication(3) -indicates the authentication stage. In this stage, the user is authenticated after the PPPoE connection is set up. 4. ncp(4) -indicates the NCP negotiation stage. In this stage, the network-layer compression protocol and IP address are negotiated. 5. online(5) -indicates the data transmission stage 6. disable(6) -indicates that PPPoE dialup is not performed Enumeration: 'lcp': 2, 'ncp': 4, 'authentication': 3, 'disable': 6, 'online': 5, 'discovery': 1.

Used for querying the session ID obtained by a PPPoE client. When PPPoE dialup is not performed or the dialup fails, the session ID is an invalid value 4294967295.

Used for querying the IP address of a PPPoE client.

Used for querying the MAC address of a PPPoE client.

Used for querying the IP address of the gateway to which a PPPoE client is connected.

Used for querying the MAC address of the gateway to which a PPPoE client is connected.

Used for querying the dialup start time of a PPPoE client, in the unit of second. The time value indicates the seconds lapsed from the Greenwich time 1970-01-01 00:00:00 to the dialup starting.

Used for querying the dialup end time of a PPPoE client, in the unit of second. The time value indicates the seconds lapsed from the Greenwich time 1970-01-01 00:00:00 to the dialup ending.

Used for querying the information about a PPPoE dialup result. Options: 1. success(1) -indicates successful PPPoE dialup 2. otherError(2) -indicates other errors 3. timeout(3) -indicates dialup timeout 4. waitPADOTimeout(4) -indicates that sending PADI and waiting for PADO time out 5. waitPADSTimeout(5) -indicates that sending PADR and waiting for PADS time out 6. waitPPPTimeout(6) -indicates waiting for PPP times out, such as an LCP timeout or an NCP timeout. 7. paramNegoFail(7) -indicates parameter negotiation failure 8. authenticationFail(8) -indicates authentication failure 9. peerDownRequest(9) -indicates that the dialup request is denied by the peer end 10.linkAbnormal(10) -indicates that the link is unnormal Enumeration: 'otherError': 2, 'success': 1, 'paramNegoFail': 7, 'peerDownRequest': 9, 'timeout': 3, 'linkAbnormal': 10, 'waitPADSTimeout': 5, 'authenticationFail': 8, 'waitPPPTimeout': 6, 'waitPADOTimeout': 4.

It indicates Serial Id which is allocated by server.

The trap is generated when PPPoE simulation start . The hwIpDslamPPPoESerialNo indicates Serial Id which is allocated by server, defined in hwIpDslamPPPoETrapsVbOids.

Used for querying the information about a PPPoE single-MAC user. The indexes of this table are ifIndex and hwPPPoESmacUserIndex.

Used for querying the information about a PPPoE single-MAC user. The indexes of this entry are ifIndex and hwPPPoESmacUserIndex.

PPPoE SMAC user index.

PPPoE user flow ID.

PPPoE session ID.

PPPoE SMAC user MAC address.

PPPoE SMAC user VLAN.