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This entitys IP address.

This entitys subnet mask.

This entitys broadcast address.

Software version running on device

Result from the last system action.

Last management initiated configuration change since sysUpTime.

Last management initiated VLAN configuration change since sysUpTime.

Last management initiated statistics reset since sysUpTime.

Buffer utilization as a percentage of the total amount of buffer space in the system. A high value indicates congestion.

The largest buffer utilization since sysUpTime

Timestamp for rcSysPeakBandwidth

Total Non-volatile RAM in Kbytes

Non-volatile RAM in use in Kbytes

SysUpTime of the last time when NVRAM was written to. This could be a save of the system configuration or via a file transfer of a configuration file.

SysUpTime of the last time when the standby NVRAM (on the back-up CPU board) was written to.

Percentage of CPU utilization. This object is not supported on VSP. VSP uses rcKhiSlotCpuCurrentUtil

Amount of RAM in bytes to allocate for RMON to use when rcSysRmonEnable is TRUE.

Control whether the RMON feature should be enabled. To enable the RMON feature, set this variable to true. The RMON agent in the device will get started immediately if the amount of memory specified by rcSysRmonMemSize is currently available in the device. To disable the RMON feature, set this variable to false, save the new setting to NVRAM, and reboot the device. After the device is rebooted the RMON agent will not be operational.

Used to indicate whether RMON traps should be sent to only the owner of the RMON alarm (i.e., the manager that created the alarm entry) or all trap recipients in the system trap receiver table.

Used to indicate whether routing is supported in this product.

Used to indicate whether WebServer is supported in this product.

Last management initiated IP address change since sysUpTime. Any addition or deletion of an IP address to a single routable port or a VLAN is time-stamped by this variable.

Used to configure the system access policy feature. if true, the rcSysAccessPolicyTable is examined to determine which packets should be allowed or denied access to this device.

default config.

default boot config.

File name used in conjunction with rcSysAction. If rcSysAction is set to saveRuntimeConfig or saveRuntimeConfigToSlave then this file name will be used instead of the file name specified in rcSysDefaultRuntimeConfigFileName. If rcSysAction is set to saveBootConfig or saveBootConfigToSlave then this file name will be used insteaad of the file name specified in rcSysDefaultBootConfigFileName. If the file name is blank (i.e., nothing is entered) then the default file name will be used.

SysUpTime of the last time when the run time configuration was written to.

SysUpTime of the last time when the run time configuration was written to slave NVRAM.

SysUpTime of the last time when the boot configuration was written to.

SysUpTime of the last time when the boot configuration was written on the slave NVRAM.

Used to control whether RMON should use a half-duplex or full-duplex formula to calculate port utilization. When set to halfDuplex, RMON will use InOctets and the ports speed to calculate port utilization (this is the standard RMON rfc1271 convention). When set to fullDuplex, RMON will use InOctets and OutOctets and 2X the ports speed to calculate port utilization. Furthermore, if this variable is set to fullDuplex, but the port is operating in a half-duplex mode, the calculation defaults back to the rfc1271 convention.

bw currently consumed

peak bw since reset

timestamp for rcSysPeakBw

% cpu utilization

Dram size in mega-bytes

Dram used in percentage

Dram free size in kilo-bytes

Dram max block free size in kilo-bytes

Virtual IP is an IP address that owned and advertised only by the master CPU. So whichever CPU is master registers this IP address. Unlike the management IP address, this address goes in the switch config file and not the boot config

Net mask of the management virtual Ip address

The status of the read/write level

This is the maximum transmission size of frames that all the ports on the chassis support.

This is a flag that if user wants to configured CLIP (Circuit Less IP) as trap originator.

enable or disable mroute stream limit in system.

Management access policy table. This table is used to permit or deny access to this device via the specified source Id.

An access policy table entry.

Policy Id.

Name of this policy.

Indicate whether this policy is currently active.

Used to indicate whether a packet having a source IP address that matches this entry should be permitted to enter the device or denied access.

Is represented as bitset to indicate which protocol this entry should be applied to. Value is one of multiple(logical OR) of the following values: telnet(1), snmp(2), tftp(4), ftp(8), http(16), rlogin(32), ssh(64), snmp-v3(128) telnet(1): enables telnet service snmp(2): enables snmp service tftp(4): enables tftp service ftp(8): enables ftp service http(16): enables http service rlogin(32): enables rlogin service ssh(64): enables ssh service snmp-v3(128): enables snmp service for v3 groups Value 0 means no service enabled.

Used to indicate the precedence of this policy. The Lower the number the higher the precedence.

User name on the trusted host performing a rlogin into the device.

Access level of trusted host.

Used to indicate whether logging should be performed if this policy was applied.

Usage Counter

Used to create/delete an entry

Used to restrict the access level specified in the system access policy table to exactly the same access level as specified by user. If TRUE then only the access level in the policy table is allowed access. If FALSE, then the default behavior is to assume the access level specified in policy table as the floor.

Source network Inet Address Type.

Source network Inet Address (prefix/network).

Source network Inet Address Prefix-Length/Mask.

Trusted Inet address of host performing a rlogin into the device.

The trap sender table (0 to 25 entries). This table lists the addresses of Network Management Stations and the Source Address that should receive trap messages from this entity when an exception condition occurs.

A trap sender table entry.

IP address for trap receiver.

IP address for trap sender.

DNS serever list table used to store the details of the DNS server configured.

table entry.

Type of the DNS server

Status of DNS server

Number of request send to this server

Number of request send to this server which are successful

Used to create/delete DNS server entries in rcSysDnsServerListTable.

The address type of DNS Server.

The address of the DNS Server

DNS Host table.

table entry.

Host Name or Host IP Address.

Host Name.

DNS Server IP or /etc/host file.

Address Type of the Host.

Address of the Host.

Used to specify the maximum frequency/count of the occurence of the Log Message.

A textual string containing the first four characters of the Log Message.

Flag to decide if IP header source address will be matched with SNMP header sender networks.

Default domain used for querying the DNS Server.

DNS servers IP address

DNS Type: Whether it was Dns Request or a Response

This object indicates the current spanning-tree mode of the system. The meaning of specific values is: nortelStpg(1) .. The older proprietary mode which supports multiple spanning tree groups. pvst(2) ..Emulation of C***O spanning tree mode rstp(3) ..IEEE 802.1w mode mstp(4) ..IEEE 802.1s mode .

This object indicates the desired spanning-tree mode of the system. The meaning of specific values is: nortelStpg(1) .. The older proprietary mode which supports multiple spanning tree groups. pvst(2) ..Emulation of C***O spanning tree mode rstp(3) ..IEEE 802.1w mode mstp(4) ..IEEE 802.1s mode . Note that depending on the current value of rcSysSpanningTreeOperMode and the value to which this object is set, the operational mode may be immediately changed, or the change may not take effect until the next system reboot.

Time interval in seconds after which auto-recovery runs on ports to clear action taken by cp-limit, link flap or loop detect

Time limit in milliseconds for MAC flapping for loop-detect feature

Number of times mac flapping can happen for loop-detect feature

enable or disable extended CP-LIMIT in system.

Minimum time for which System octapid should be congested to trigger congestion algorithm for extended CP-LIMIT in mSecs

Maximum number of ports which need to be monitored for congestion in Extended CP-LIMIT

Minimum time for which ingress traffic utilization rate of a monitored port should stay more than the allowed limits in order to disable the port for extended CP-LIMIT in Secs

Indicates the trap level for extended CP-LIMIT

Indicates whether system octapid congestion detected for extended cp-limit

Indicates whether ports has been shutdown due to extended cp-limit

Indicates whether ports has been shutdown due to extended Cp-limit

Initiate a system action for layer1 user

Initiate a system action for layer2 user

Initiate a system action for layer3 user

Initiate a system action.

The current power usage for the whole chassis.

The current power available for the whole chassis.

Management Force-msg Control table. This table is used to specify the pattern for Force-msg Control

A Force-msg Control table entry.

Pattern Id.

Pattern for filtering the force-msg for msg control

Used to create/delete an entry

SNMP group list for access policy

The table entry which covers the groups under snmp service.

The snmp-v3 group name

The snmp model

Row status

Virtual IP is an IP address that owned and advertised only by the master CPU. So whichever CPU is master registers this IP address.

The length of the virtual ipv6 addr prefix (in bits).

This indicates days left before License Trial Period will expire.

The total power for the whole chassis.

Used to indicate the redundant power on the chassis. The redundant power is per power supply unit

Used to enable/disable the trap send for authenticaion success trap rcnAuthenticationSuccess. It only allow to be set when snmpEnableAuthenTraps is enabled. I will be set to disable when snmpEnableAuthenTraps is disabled

Used to enable/disable virtual ip as udp source.

Name of source/destination host for the TFTP transfer.

Name of file for the TFTP transfer.

The action for the TFTP transfer.

Contains result of the last Tftp action request.

The number of VLANs currently defined in the switch.

A list of Virtual LAN entries. The number of entries is given by rcVlanNumVlans.

Entry containing configuration information for a particular Virtual LAN. The relationship between the various port sets in a VLAN Entry are : o The set of ports defined by PortMembers must be a subset of the set of ports in the underlying STG of the VLAN. o The bitwise AND of PortMembers and NotAllowToJoin must be the empty set. o The bitwise OR of PortMembers and NotAllowToJoin must be the set of ports in the underlying STG of the VLAN. o The set of ports defined by StaticMembers must be a subset of the set of ports defined by PortMembers. o The bitwise XOR of PortMembers and StaticMembers defines the set of dynamic (potential) members of the VLAN. o The set of ports defined by ActiveMembers must be a subset of the set of ports defined by PortMembers.

A value that uniquely identifies the Virtual LAN associated with this entry. This value corresponds to the lower 12 bits in the IEEE 802.1Q VLAN Tag.

An administratively-assigned name for this VLAN.

An administratively-assigned color code for this VLAN. The value of this object is used by the VLAN Manager GUI tool to select a color when it draws this VLAN on the screen.

When rcVlanRoutingEnable is set to true(1), this value indicates the logical ifIndex assigned to this VLAN. Otherwise, this value is meaningless and should be set to zero.

VLAN related actions.

The result from the last VLAN action.

Indicates the Spanning Tree Group (STG) used by this VLAN to determine the state of its ports. If this VLAN is not associated with any STG, this value should be set to zero.

The set of ports that are members (static or dynamic) of this VLAN.

The set of ports that are currently active in this VLAN. Active ports include all static ports and any dynamic ports where the VLAN policy was met.

The set of ports that are static members of this VLAN. A static member of a VLAN is always active and is never aged out.

The set of ports that are not allowed to become members of this VLAN.

The protocol identifier of this VLAN. This value is meaningful only if rcVlanType is equal to byProtocolId(3). For other VLAN types it should have the value none(0).

The IP subnet address of this VLAN. This value is meaningful only if rcVlanType is equal to byIpSubnet(2). For other VLAN types it should have the value 0.0.0.0.

The IP subnet mask of this VLAN. This value is meaningful only if rcVlanType is equal to byIpSubnet(2). For other VLAN types it should have the value 0.0.0.0.

The timeout period (in seconds) used for aging out dynamic members of this VLAN. This field is only relevant for policy-based VLANs.

The MAC address assigned to the virtual router interface of this VLAN. This field is meaningful only if rcVlanRoutingEnable is equal to true(1).

Used to create/delete entries in the rcVlanTable.

When rcVlanProtocolId is set to usrDefined(15) in a protocol-based VLAN, this field represents the 16-bit user defined protocol identifier.

Bitfield of protocol ids.

Tos value.

This is the encapsulation type for userdefined protocol based vlans. This is not meaningful for other types of vlan. The default value is null.

The timeout period (in seconds) used for aging out fdb entries of this VLAN.

The set of ports in the vlan that are designated as ospf passive

NLB mode set on a VLAN.

Indicates the Virtual Router to which the VLAN belongs

The Name of the Virtual Router to which the VLAN belongs

List of nodal Meps assigned to this vlan. A mep consists of Domain Name, Association name and Mep Id separated by .. Each meps is separated by ,: <md1>.<ma1>.<mepid1>,<md2>.<ma2>.<mepid2>,... The maximum number of nodal Mep for each vlan is 8.

Number of nodal meps assigned to this vlan

List of nodal Mip levels assigned to this vlan that allows Mip functionality to be enabled on a per level per vlan basis. A mip level is represented by an integer ranging from 0 to 7. The mip levels are separated by ,: <0...7>,<0...7>,... The maximum number of nodal Mip levels for each vlan is 8.

Number of nodal mip levels assigned to this vlan that allows MIP functionality to be enabled on a per level per vlan basis.

Plsb i-sid number assigned to a C-vlan. Default 0 value indicates that no i-sid has been assinged.

A table used to maintain VLAN port related information.

Entry containing VLAN information regarding a particular port.

An unique index used to identify a particular port in the system. This index is equal to the ifIndex of the port.

Used to indicate the number of VLAN IDs that are stored in the rcVlanPortVlanIds variable.

The type of port: access(1) or trunk(2).

A flag used to determine how to process tagged frames received on this access port. When the flag is set, these frames are discarded by the forwarding process. When the flag is reset, these frames are processed normally. This field is meaningless when the port is not an access port and should be set to false(2).

A flag used to determine how to process untagged frames received on this trunk port. When the flag is set, these frames are discarded by the forwarding process. When the flag is reset, these frames are assigned to the VLAN specified by rcVlanPortDefaultVlanId. This field is meaningless when the port is not a trunk port and should be set to false(2).

The VLAN ID assigned to untagged frames received on this trunk port. This field is meaningless when the port is not a trunk port.

Enable/disable the port on the current vlan to perform tagging on the incoming and outgoing traffic.

Enable/disable loop detection on this port

This value gives the IfIndex of the first port in the octapid. This value is used to generate an error message when changing port type from normal to uni/nni and viceversa

This value gives the IfIndex of the first port in the octapid. This value is used to generate an error message when changing port type from normal to uni/nni and viceversa

enable/disable Egress Tagging on the Default Vlan of the port.

This value is used to specify the action which needs to be taken once a loop is detected on a specific port. VlanBlock is not supported in VSP9000.

Enable/disable Arp detection on this port

Enable/disable spoof detection on this port

Enable/disable Subnet based Vlan packets on this port.

Enable/disable Protocol based Vlan packets on this port.

Sets the precedence for vlan classification. A value of 1 puts classification of packets to source mac vlans ahead of subnet based vlans. A value of 2 puts subnet based vlans ahead of source mac vlans. Classification to other types of vlans is unaffected as it occurs following source mac and subnet based vlans.

This bitfield is used to identify which VLANs this port is assigned to. Each VLAN ID is stored as a bit. The most-significant (left-most) bit represents Vlan Id 1.

Enable/disable SourceMac based Vlan packets on this port.

A table used to maintain MAC addresses assigned to a particular VLAN by MAC address.

Entry containing VLAN information regarding a particular port.

An unique index used to identify a VLAN (by MAC address) in the system.

An unique index used to identify a MAC address assigned to a particular VLAN.

Row status for this entry.

The number of entries (rows) in the rcVlanIgmpSnoopTable.

A list of Vlans the port belongs to and the corresponding loop detected status.

Loop-Detected Entry.

Port Number.

Gives the VlanId to which the port belongs.

Gives the Loop Detected status of the port in a vlan.

A table used to maintain DSAP/SSAP values assigned to a sna802dot2 or userdefined vlan.

An entry in the rcVlanDsapSsap table.

A unique index to identify a vlan.

Values of DSAP/SSAP assigned to a particular vlan.

Row Status.

A list of Vlans the port belongs to and the corresponding loop detected status.

Loop-Detected Entry.

Port Number.

Gives the VlanId to which the port belongs.

Mac address

This value is used to specify the action which needs to be taken once a loop is detected on a specific port.

A MAC address indicate for remote learnt, either local or remote.

Chassis Type

Unique serial number for this chassis.

Device hardware revision level

The number of slots in the chassis available for plug-in cards.

The total number of ports currently installed in the chassis.

Table for the zones available on the chassis

Contains information regarding a zone unit

Type of the fan zone.

Functional mode of the fan zone.

Bit set indicates the alarm type(s)

Alarm timer indicates the remaining time before system checks and shutdown module when fan is in the alarm state. Zero means the fan i snot in an alarm state

Highest temperature measured in celsius degree from all the sensors (inlet and outlet) in the zone

Led color indicate fans operation status on tray off: Indicates no tray or power off. green: Indicates all fans are operational in a tray. red: Front Zone Tray: more than one fans in a tray are not opertional. Rear Zone Tray: one of two or both fans fans in a tray are not operational. amber: Front Zone Tray: one of eight fans is not operational. Rear Zone Tray: It is not applicable for Rear Zone tray

Led color indicate fans operation status on tray off: Indicates no tray or power off. green: Indicates all fans are operational in a tray. red: Front Zone Tray: more than one fans in a tray are not opertional. Rear Zone Tray: one of two fans or both fans in a tray are not operational. amber: Front Zone Tray: one of eight fans is not operational. Rear Zone Tray: It is not applicable for Rear Zone tray

This table contains information for all the fans on the chassis

Contains information regarding a fan unit

Number of trays per zone in chassis

Number of fans per tray

The administrative setting for the fan speed low: Low speed set by software medium: Medium speed set by software high: High speed set by software hardware: Speed controlled by hardware

Actual speed of the fan

The operational status of the fan. Details below: ok(1): Fan operating under normal condition(s) faulty(2): Fan not operating as expected

This table contains information about power supplies.

Contains information regarding a power supply unit.

The power supply Id.

Actual status of the power supply: - unknown(1) - status can not be determined. - empty(2) - power supply not installed. - up(3) - present and supplying power. - down(4) - present, but failure indicated.

This table contains detailed information about power supplies.

Contains detailed info regarding a power supply unit.

The power supply Id.

The power supply type.

The power supply serial number.

The hardware revision of the power supply.

The power supply part number.

The detail description of power supply.

The power supply Input Line voltage.

The output power of this power supply

A table that contains information about the cards in this chassis. For those slots that do not contain a physical card, the table may be implemented to contain a conceptual row with the type of physical module set to chasCardEmpty, or it may be implemented to have no conceptual row instance.

Card attributes

A unique value for each module within the chassis. This value is determined by the chassis slot number where the module is inserted. Valid entries are 1 to the value of rcChasNumSlots

Used to indicate the card type. The value returned is defined by the description in rc2kCardTable.

Oxate CPLD version for CP card

Oxide FGPA version for CP card

Catskill FPGA version for CP card

QE version for CP card

K2 FPGA version for IO card

IO Date DC CPLD for IO card

IO Date BaseBoard CPLD for IO card

IO PIM CPLD for IO card

LED0 CPLD for IO card

LED1 CPLD for IO card

Zagros FPGA for IO card

RSP for IO card

BCM Mac for IO card

Phosphide FPGA for IO card

Sulfide FPGA for IO card

Fluorate Cpld for SF card

BME for SF card

Port table

Entry containing info. for a particular port

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. This value is similar to ifIndex in MIB2.

Port type

Port related actions.

Result from the last Vlan action.

Indicate whether this port enabled for auto negotiations or not.

Indicates the port duplex type

Indicate this ports current duplex value.

Indicate this ports speed.

Indicate this ports current speed value.

Indicate which multi-link trunk (MLT) this port is assigned to. If this port is not associated with any MLT, this value will be set to zero(0).

Indicate whether this port is locked.

Indicate whether this port can support auto-negotiation.

Indicate whether this port is a single routable port. If this value is true, the port functions like a traditional router port.

If rcUnknownMacDiscard is set to True, then a packet with an unknown source MAC address is dropped on that port, and other ports then will discard any packets with this MAC address in the destination field. For example, suppose 11:22:33:44:55:66 is an unknown source MAC, packets with source MAC 11:22:33:44:55 coming from this port is discarded, further more, packets with destination MAC 11:22:33:44:55:66 coming from other ports are also discarded, unless this address is later learned on another port or the restriction ages out.

# state transitions.

Used to specify the Qos level packets, carried on this port, should be processed with.

Used to enable/disable the Differentiated Service feature on this port.

Used to specify the Differentiated Service type for this port.

Used to show the name of the vendor of this ports connector. Only applicable to ports on a GBIC cards.

This ports name.

Indicate whether the port is routable.

The status of the port whether is routable.

Used to enable/disable IEEE 802.1P override. If it is enabled, 802.1p value from a tagged frame may not be honored.

Enable/Disable high secure feature.

maximum number of multicast streams that are allowed to ingress to CPU through this port.

sampling period to check number of multicast streams that has ingressed CPU through this port in seconds.

enable or disable mroute stream limit on port.

This object is used to specify the port speed and duplex abilities to be advertised during link negotiation. bit 0 - 10 half duplex advertised bit 1 - 10 full duplex advertised bit 2 - 100 half duplex advertised bit 3 - 100 full duplex advertised bit 5 - 1000 full duplex advertised bit 6 - Mac PAUSE frame support advertised bit 7 - Asymmetric PAUSE frame support advertised bit 8 - No advertisements The abilities specified in this object are only used when auto-negotiation is enabled on the port. If all bits in this object are disabled, and auto-negotiation is enabled on the port, then the physical link process on the port will be disabled (if hardware supports this ability). Any change in the value of this bit map will force the PHY to restart the auto-negotiation process. This will have the same effect as physically unplugging and reattaching the cable plant attached to this port. The capabilities being advertised are either all the capabilities supported by the hardware or the user- configured capabilities which is a subset of all the capability supported by hardware. The default value for this object will be all the capabilities supported by the hardware. Note that bit 6 and bit 7 are currently not supported in ERS8600.

enable or disable auto recovery of port from action taken by cp-limit, link flap or loop detect features

Egress Rate Limit. for VSP 9000, range is 10000 to 10000000

Used to enable/disable shape/egress-rate-limit functionality.

Limits the amount of traffic from this Ingress port.

The set of VRF ids to which this port belongs.

The set of VRF names to which this port belongs.

Gives the VRF Id for this Brouter port.

Gives the VRF Name for this Brouter port.

The total number of VRFs this port is associated to.

Peak rate limit for this port. 0 means disable

Service rate limit for this port. 0 mean deisable

Used to limit Control packets on the port to qos-levels 6 and 7. Sets the limit in packets per second.

Used to indicate if the port should be shutdown when the CpLimitPktRate is exceeded.

Port pcap Table

Entry containing pcap info. for a particular port

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. This value is similar to ifIndex in MIB2.

To enable pcap for the port

Mode in which pcap is enabled

Port LACP table

Entry containing info. for a particular port

Administratively enable/disable LACP on a port

Indicates if LACP is operationally enabled or disabled on a port

The number of miliseconds between periodic transmissions using Short Timeouts.

The number of miliseconds between periodic transmissions using LONG Timeouts.

Scalar value used to calculate timeout time from periodic time. Timeout = PeriodicTime * TimeoutScale

The number of mili seconds to delay aggregation to allow multiple links to aggregate simultaneously.

The operating value of fast periodic timer on the port.

The operating value of slow periodic timer on the port.

The operating value of timeout scale on the port.

The operating value of aggreagate wait time on port.

Port Virtual LACP table

Entry containing info. for a particular port

Administratively enable/disable Virtual LACP on a port

Indicates if Virtual LACP is operationally enabled or disabled on a port

The number of miliseconds between periodic transmissions using Short Timeouts

The number of miliseconds between periodic transmissions using LONG Timeouts.

Timeout control value. Long or Short Timeout

Scalar value used to calculate timeout time from periodic time. Timeout = PeriodicTime * TimeoutScale

VLACP Protocol Identification. The id value is in Hex. Range in hex (0x600..0xffff)

Multicast Mac Address exclusively used for VLACPDUs

Display the Vlacp Port State.

Port Remote Mirroring Table

Entry containing remote mirroring info. for a particular port

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. This value is similar to ifIndex in MIB2.

To enable remote Mirroring for the port

Mode in which remote mirroring is enabled

Source Mac of the remote mirrored packet. Remote mirroring packet will be send with this source mac address

Destination Mac of the remote mirrored packet. Packets will be bridged to this mac address. Remote mirroring packet will be send to this mac address

Ethertype of the remote mirrored packet. Packets will be send with this ethertype

Used to indicate the number of VLAN IDs that are assigned to this port.

This field is used only if the port is assigned as remote mirroring termination port. Represents zero or more filter lists vlan in which the Destination Mac address resides. Each VLAN ID is stored as two bytes in this array starting from offset zero. Any unused bytes should be set to zero.

RowStatus

Port Lossless Ethernet Table

Entry containing lossless Ethernet information for a particular port.

An index value that uniquely identifies a port. This value is similar to ifIndex in MIB2. Lossless Ethernet will be limited to 10Gig ports.

To enable lossless mode for the port

Pause frame type. fc - Pause, pfc - priority-based flow control.

Guaranteed bandwidth in Gbps when rcPortLosslessEnetPauseType is set to pfc(2).

Indicate whether the port lock feature is enabled.

The set of ports that are administratively locked. Locked ports cannot be modified in anyway until the port is unlocked first.

Used to indicate which ports in the system are configured as Brouter ports.

Used to enable/disable FTP daemon in 2nd cpu.

Vlan Optimization mode.

Vlan Optimization mode the switch currently has booted and will remain the same until the next reboot.

This configuration is for enabling/disabling 256K mode. The change will take effect upon reboot.

R-mode the switch currently has booted and will remain the same until the next reboot.

Used to indicate the r-mode error status

Used to reserve MGIDs for IP Multicast. The change will take effect upon reboot.

MGIDs the switch currently has reserved for IP Multicast; will remain the same until the next reboot.

A mode where all MGIDs are reserved for VLAN use only; no IPMC. The change will take effect upon reboot.

Tells if all MGIDs are reserved for VLAN use. Will remain the same until the next reboot.

Number of MGIDs currently used for VLAN, including SMLT

Number of MGIDs remaining allocated for VLAN

Number of MGIDs currently used for IPMC

Number of MGIDs remaining allocated for IPMC

Used to enable/disable flag which is used to set the CLIP-ip as topology ip

The Clip-Id set by the user to be used as Topology-ip. 0 means no circuitless IP id while 1..256 is valid circuitless Id

Used to indicate the current size of the RMON Statistic table.

Used to indicate the current size of the RMON History Control table.

Used to indicate the current size of the RMON History Ethernet table.

Used to indicate the current size of the RMON Alarm table.

Used to indicate the current size of the RMON Event table.

Used to indicate the current size of the RMON Log table.

Used to indicate the size of the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of free entries that are available in the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of entries that could not be added to the Address Translation (AR) table due to lack of space.

Used to indicate the number of entries added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of entries deleted to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of MAC entries added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of MAC entries deleted to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of MAC entries moved in the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of IP entries added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of IP entries deleted to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the size of the Multicast Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of free multicast groups availabe in the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of Ip multicast entries that are added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of Ip multicast entries that are deleted from the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of VLAN by port entries that are added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of VLAN by port entries that are deleted from the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of Vlans by Protocol Type entries that are added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of Vlans by Protocol Type entries that are deleted from the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of VLAN by Ip entries that are added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of VLAN by Ip entries that are deleted from the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of Ip subnet entries that are added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of Ip subnet entries that are deleted from the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of RSVP entries that are added to the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of RSVP entries that are deleted from the Address Translation (AR) table.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the dot1d forwarding database table.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the dot1d Static Address Filtering table.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the IP Address table.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the IP Forwarding/Best Route table.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the IP Net-to-media table.

A table used to maintain IP routing information for a particular interface.

Entry containing IP routing information. An entry is automatically created in this table when routing is enabled for an interface -or- when an ip address is configured on an interface.

An unique value to identify a physical interface or a logical interface (VLAN).

Used to indicate whether this interface should advertize a RIP default route.

Used to indicate whether this interface should accept a RIP default route.

Row status for this entry.

Enable or disable RIP routing on the specified interface.

Enable or disable OSPF routing on the specified interface.

Enable or disable IGMP on the specified interface.

Indicate whether IpAddress has been assigned for this interface.

Enable or disable DHCP on the specified interface.

Used to indicate whether the RIP triggered update feature should be enabled on this interface.

Used to indicate whether the auto aggregation feature should be enabled on this interface.

Used to indicate whether to generate a default RIP route on this interface.

The value is used indicated whether vlan state change should be notified to layer 3 or not, provided the vlan is configured as routable interface. Also used for single routable ports, in that case the criteria for state is PortOperStatus. Vlan is considered as UP if atleast one member of the port based vlan has link up, or atleast one port member of the policy based has an entry in the MGID or atleast one static member of the policy based vlan has link up. Otherwise, vlan is considered as DOWN. If the value is true then the interface state change will not be notified to layer 3. (i.e., it always stays up). If the value is false then the vlan state change will be notified to layer 3 so that IP related status reflects routable interface state.

Used to indicate whether this interface should forward direct broadcast traffic

Used to indicate whether this interface should advertize a RIP default route.

Used to indicate whether this interface should accept a RIP default route.

OSPF Interface Type.

Used to indicate the rip cost for this interface.

Used to indicate the rip holddown timer for this interface

Used to indicate the rip timeout interval for this interface

Used to enable Route Smlt feature.

Used to indicate whether this interface should perform Reverse Path Check

Reverse Path Checking mode.

Enable or disable ipvpn-lite capability on the specified circuitless ip interface.

A table used to maintain OSPF information for a particular interface.

Entry containing OSPF information. An entry is automatically created in this table when routing is enabled for an interface -or- when an ip address is configured on an interface.

An unique value to identify a physical interface or a logical interface (VLAN).

The priority of this interface. Used in multi- access networks, this field is used in the designated router election algorithm. The value 0 signifies that the router is not eligible to become the designated router on this particular network. In the event of a tie in this value, routers will use their router id as a tie breaker.

The metric for this type of service (TOS) on this interface. The default value of the TOS 0 Metric is (10^9 / ifSpeed). The value FFFF means no route via this TOS. A value of 0 means the interface speed (rcIpConfOspfDefaultMetric) will be used as metric value, when the state of the interface is up.

The Authentication Key. If the Areas Authorization Type is simplePassword, and the key length is shorter than 8 octets, the agent will left adjust and zero fill to 8 octets. Note that unauthenticated interfaces need no authentication key, and simple password authen- tication cannot use a key of more than 8 oc- tets. Larger keys are useful only with authen- tication mechanisms not specified in this docu- ment. When read, ospfIfAuthKey always returns an Octet String of length zero.

Row status for this entry.

The length of time, in seconds, between the Hello packets that the router sends on the interface. This value must be the same for all routers attached to a common network.

The number of seconds that a routers Hello packets have not been seen before its neighbors declare the router down. This should be some multiple of the Hello interval. This value must be the same for all routers attached to a common network.

A 32-bit integer uniquely identifying the area to which the interface connects. Area ID 0.0.0.0 is used for the OSPF backbone.

The authentication type specified for an interface. Additional authentication types may be assigned locally.

OSPF NBMA Interface Poll Interval.

Mtu-ignore flag is for ignoring the mtu checking in ospf bdb

Used to indicate the cost associated with 10Meg Interface(Port).

Used to indicate the cost associated with 100Meg Interface(Port).

Used to indicate the cost associated with 1000Meg Interface(Port).

Used to indicate the cost associated with 10000Meg Interface(Port).

Used to indicate whether Ospf Traps should be sent.

Used to indicate whether auto virtual link creation is enabled or not. If set to true OSPF will create virtual links between ABRs whether it is needed or not, but adjacency will established only when one of the ABR losses connection to backbone area. If set to false then it is user resposibity to create virtual link whenever needed.

The SPF Hold Down Timer value. The SPF will run at most once per hold down timer value.

Controls the preference rules used when choosing among multiple AS-External-LSAs advertising the same destination. When this is enabled, the preference rule will be same as specified by RFC1583. When disabled, the new preference rule as described in RFC2328 will be applicable, which potentially prevents the routing loops when AS-External-LSAs for the same destination have been originated from different areas.

Used to set the system-wide RIP hold down time in seconds.

Used to set the icmp net unreach feature enable/disable.

Used to set the ecmp enable/disable.

Used to globally configure maximum ECMP paths number.

Used to globally configure alternative enable.

Enable/disable ICMP Route Discovery feature

Rip TimeOut Interval in seconds

Rip def import metric

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 1 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 2 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 3 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 4 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

This is to apply any changes in ECMP path list configuration or in the prefix-lists configured to be used as path list

Defines the maximum number of outstanding arp request a switch can generate.

Used to determine whether more specific non local routes will go into the routing table.

Enable/disable UDP checksum calculation

Used to globally enable Supernetting/ CIDR routing for IP

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 5 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 6 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 7 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

Routes to networks specified in this prefix-list can have upto 8 ECMP path, irrespective of ecmp-max-path configuration.

Enable/disable Ip Arp Multicast Mac Flooding feature.

A table used to maintain OSPF information for a particular Area.

Entry containing OSPF Area configuration information. An entry is automatically created in this table when an area is configured through ospfAreaTable in (rfc1253rcc.mib).

An unique value to identify an area. Area ID 0.0.0.0 is used for the OSPF backbone.

The areas support for importing Summary advertisements into a stub area. This field should be used only if ospfImportASExtern is set to FALSE

This variable displays the number of active interfaces configured in this area. An area cannot be deleted if this value is > 0.

A table used to maintain OSPF summary route metric parameter for a particular Area range.

Entry containing OSPF summary route metric parameter for a particular Area range. An entry is automatically created in this table when an area range is configured through ospfAreaAggregateTable in rfc1850rcc.mib

The Area the Address Aggregate is to be found within.

The type of the Address Aggregate. This field specifies the Lsdb type that this Address Ag- gregate applies to.

The IP Address of the Net or Subnet indicated by the range.

The Subnet Mask that pertains to the Net or Subnet.

Used to specify a metric for a Summary LSA (type 3) generated by OSPF through an area range. If this metric is set to 0, OSPF uses the cost to the farthest point in the networks being summarized as the metric.

Subnets subsumed by ranges either trigger the advertisement of the indicated aggregate (ad- vertiseMatching), or result in the subnets not being advertised at all outside the area.

A table used to maintain OSPF summary route metric parameter for a particular Area range.

Entry containing OSPF summary route metric parameter for a particular Area range. An entry is automatically created in this table when an area range is configured through ospfAreaAggregateTable in rfc1850rcc.mib

Interface Index, this is an index of the table.

Timer value, the range of value is from 0 to 3600.

The range of value 0 to 3600 or 9999. 9999 means infinity.

Row Status.

The table of addressing information relevant to this entitys IP addresses. This table is identical to the ipAddrTable in MIB2 except the columns rcIpAdEntIfIndex and rcIpAdEntAddr are reversed. Also, the table is indexed by both these variables.

The addressing information for one of this entitys IP addresses.

The index value which uniquely identifies the interface to which this entry is applicable. The interface identified by a particular value of this index is the same interface as identified by the same value of ifIndex.

The IP address to which this entrys addressing information pertains.

The subnet mask associated with the IP address of this entry. The value of the mask is an IP address with all the network bits set to 1 and all the hosts bits set to 0.

The IP broadcast address format used on this interface.

The size of the largest IP datagram which this entity can re-assemble from incoming IP fragmented datagrams received on this interface.

Used to create/delete entries

A value that uniquely identifies the Virtual LAN associated with this entry. This value corresponds to the lower 12 bits in the IEEE 802.1Q VLAN Tag.

Used to indicate whether this entry correponds to a brouter port (as oppose to a routable VLAN). This value cannot be changed after the row is created.

Used to translate the ip address into mac address. The system has 512 mac addresses of which 0-507 are reserved for Boardwalk box. 508-511 is reserved for MG. One can either mention a mac offset while configuring an ip on the vlan or it can be alloted by the system within the above range.

The address entry IfType indicates the type of the interface. In the case of circuit-less-IP there is no association with any ports. In other words, it can be thought of as a virtual interface. The value brouter port indicates this interface is associated with a specific physical port. The value vlan indicates a logical port that contains one or physical ports/MLT ports.

The VrfId used in this table is to associate VLANs or Brouter ports to a VRF after the creation of VLANs or Brouter ports. VRFID 0 is reserved for the Administrative VRF.

IpFlow Table. This table contain entries that correspond to RSVP records in the switching fabric Address Resolution table. A connection that has a matching entry in this table will be processed with a higher priority than connections that do not have an entry.

Proprietary flow control variables.

The source IP address of an IP packet.

The source port of an IP packet. A zero value in this field is used as a wildcard value.

The destination IP address of an IP packet.

The destination port of an IP packet. A zero value in this field is used as a wildcard value.

The protocol type of an IP packet. A zero value in this field is used as a wildcard value.

Status of entry.

This entitys IP Routing table.

A route to a particular destination.

The destination IP address of this route. An entry with a value of 0.0.0.0 is considered a default route. Multiple routes to a single destination can appear in the table, but access to such multiple entries is dependent on the table- access mechanisms defined by the network management protocol in use.

Indicate the mask to be logical-ANDed with the destination address before being compared to the value in the rcIpRouteDest field. For those systems that do not support arbitrary subnet masks, an agent constructs the value of the rcIpRouteMask by determining whether the value of the correspondent rcIpRouteDest field belong to a class-A, B, or C network, and then using one of: mask network 255.0.0.0 class-A 255.255.0.0 class-B 255.255.255.0 class-C If the value of the rcIpRouteDest is 0.0.0.0 (a default route), then the mask value is also 0.0.0.0. It should be noted that all IP routing subsystems implicitly use this mechanism.

The IP address of the next hop of this route. (In the case of a route bound to an interface which is realized via a broadcast media, the value of this field is the agents IP address on that interface).

The primary routing metric for this route. The semantics of this metric are determined by the routing-protocol specified in the routes rcIpRouteProto value. If this metric is not used, its value should be set to -1.

The index value which uniquely identifies the local interface through which the next hop of this route should be reached. The interface identified by a particular value of this index is the same interface as identified by the same value of ifIndex.

The type of route.

The routing mechanism via which this route was learned. Inclusion of values for gateway routing protocols is not intended to imply that hosts should support those protocols.

The number of seconds since this route was last updated or otherwise determined to be correct. Note that no semantics of `too old can be implied except through knowledge of the routing protocol by which the route was learned.

Used to create/delete entries

Alternative Route Sequence. 0 denotes Best Route.

The type of route. It is a combination of direct, indirect, best, alternative and ECMP path.

srcVrfId of the next-hop address

Identifier of the next-hop, hostname or mac adress.

DHCP configuration table

Used to configure DHCP on a particular port. An entry is created automatically when the variable rcIpConfDhcpEnable is set to TRUE. Once created this entry will only be deleted if the rcIpConfDhcpRowStatus is set to destroy(6). In which case, the rcIpConfDhcpEnable is automatically reset to the FALSE setting.

Interface number. The number can represent either a physical or logical(VLAN) interface.

Used to indicate the maximum number of hops a DHCP packet can take from the source device to the destination device (i.e., DHCP client to DHCP server).

Used to indicate the minimum number of seconds to wait between receiving a DHCP packet and actually forwarding the DHCP packet to the destination device. A value of zero(0) indicates forwarding should be done immediately without any delay.

Used to indicate what type of DHCP packets this interface should support. A value of none(1) will result in all incoming DHCP and BOOTP packets to be dropped.

An entry is created automatically when the variable rcIpConfDhcpEnable is set to TRUE. Once created this entry will only be deleted if the rcIpConfDhcpRowStatus is set to destroy(6). In which case, the rcIpConfDhcpEnable is automatically reset to the FALSE setting.

The total number of DHCP requests seen on this interface.

The total number of DHCP replies seen on this interface.

Used to indicate if DHCP Reply packets should be broadcast to the DHCP client on this interface.

Used to indicate if DHCP packets should have option82 circuitId info inserted before sent to servers, for this interface.

Used to indicate if DHCP packets should have option82 remoteId info inserted before sent to servers, for this interface.

Used to indicate if DHCP packets come through a trusted dhcp circuit. This means that packets with giaddr set to 0 having option82 in it, will be forwarded if the circuit is trusted.

The IP address configured as relay on this interface; it is either the IP of the physical interface or the IP of the VRRP address

DHCP forwarding table.

An entry used represents a DHCP forwarding directive.

The IP address configured on an interface (i.e., a locally configured IP address).

The IP address of the DHCP server. If this IP address corresponds to a locally configured IP network, the DHCP packet is broadcasted out the interface the IP address is assigned to. This behavior is known as relay agent mode. If this IP address is a remote address, the DHCP packet is sent via unicast to the remote device. This behavior is known as preferred server mode.

Used to indicate whether is entry should be used.

Used to indicate whether this entry pertains to BOOTP packets, DHCP packets, or both.

Row status of this entry.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the rcIpUdpProtocolTable.

list of UDP protocols. Used to determine whether to forward the UDP broadcast packet or not.

Used to include a particular UDP port in the table. An entry in this table indicates that the box might do forwarding of UDP broadcast packets if there is a matching entry for this packet in the rcIpUdpPortFwdTable.

well-known UDP Port number. Pre-assigned port number for this protocol. Port used by the server process as its contact port. It cannot be BOOTP/DHCP port#s 67, 68.

Used to indicate the name of the protocol that is running on top of UDP protocol. cannot change the name once created. This should be set while creating the entry.

Rowstatus of this entry.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the rcIpUdpPortFwdTable.

Udp forward entry table.

An entry is configured to specify forwarding policy parameters.

The well-known port number defined for UDP/TCP depending on the value of IpProtoType field in this entry. This port number has to be defined in the rcIpUdpProtoTable. In order to select this policy the destination port number has to match the DestPort value.

Destination IP address. The IP addres to which the UDP/TCP broadcast should be forwarded. This IP address can be any IP server address or subnet broadcast address. If the IP address is one of the routable interfaces address on the router, the frame will be rebroadcast out as a limited broadcast. If the Ip address is that of a server then the received broadcast packet will be sent as a unicast packet to this address.

Identifier of this entry. Used internally to identify this entry.

Used to indicate the number of id(s) in the rcIpUdpPortFwdListId variable.

Used to indicate zero or more rcIpUdpPortFwdListEntry(s) that are referring to this entry. Each list-id identifier is stored as two bytes in this array starting from offset zero. Any unused bytes should be set to zero.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets forwarded using this policy.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets dropped because the TTL has expired.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets dropped because the rcIpUdpPortFwdDestAddr specified in this policy was unreachable.

Row status of this entry.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the rcIpUdpPortFwdListTable.

A table used to group rcIpUdpPortFwdEntry(s) into a list.

Route entry attributes.

A value that uniquely identifies this list of rcIpUdpPortFwdListEntry.

An administratively-assigned name for this list.

Used to indicate the number of rcIpUdpPortFwdNetEntry id(s) in the rcIpUdpPortFwdListIdList variable.

Used to indicate zero or more UdpPortFwd entries that are associated to this list. Each entry identifier is stored as two bytes in this array starting from offset zero. Any unused bytes should be set to zero.

Row status of this entry.

Used to indicate the number of entries in the rcIpUdpBroadcastIntfTable.

IP broadcast forward configuration table

Used to configure UDP broadcast forward on a particular interface.

The ip address of the local interface that is partipating in the forwarding UDP broadcast packets.

Used to indicate the number UDP ports that this interface is configured to forward. A value of 0 indicates that this interface will not forward any UDP broadcast packets. This is a required field to create an entry.

Used to indicate the maximum number of hops an IP broadcast packet can take from the source device to the destination device.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets received by this local interface.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets forwarded.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets dropped because the TTL has expired.

The total number of UDP broadcast packets dropped because the destination was unreachable.

The total number of UDP/TCP broadcast packets dropped because the destination port/protocol specified has no matching forwarding policy.

Entry row status.

The subnet mask of the local interface that is used for broadcasting the UDP broadcast packets.

enable feature

Each sources DR maintains, per (S,G), a Register- Suppression-timer in seconds. The Register- Suppression-timer is started by the Register-Stop message; upon expiration, the sources DR resumes sending data packets to the RP, encapsulated in the Register message.

table size

This timer allows a better tuning on how fast the routing information is going to get updated from RTM (the frequency at which the RTM is polled for routing information updates).

This timer is used to discard data until the Join is received from the RP. A ipmc discard record is created and deleted once the timer expires and/or when a Join is received.

Routers configured as candidate RPs use this timer to periodically send C-RP-Adv messages. Upon expiry, a C-RP-Adv message is sent to the elected BSR.

At the elected BSR, this is the interval between originating Bootstrap messages.

Enable/Disable Static RP feature.

PIM forward cache expiry value in seconds.This value is going to be used in aging PIM mroutes in seconds.

Pim Fast Join Prune.

IP Pim table

An entry of Ip Pim Table.

port

enable interface

frq. at which hello sent.

Pim interface type.

IP Pim table

An entry of Ip Pim Interface Table.

port

The current operational state of this PIM interface. This object is deprecated in favor of ifOperStatus.

Pim interface type.

The table lists all the RPs configured statically for various IP multicast groups.

An entry (conceptual row) in the rcIpPimStaticRPTable.

The IP multicast group address which, when combined with rcIpPimStaticRPGroupMask, identifies a group prefix for which rcIpPimStaticRPAddress is a static-RP.

The multicast group address mask which, when combined with rcIpPimStaticRPGroupAddress, identifies a group prefix for which rcIpPimStaticRPAddress is a static-RP.

The (unicast) address of the static-RP.

The status of this row, by which new entries may be created, or old entries deleted from this table.

The status of StaticRP.

Current BSR address

Current BSR Fragment Tag

Current BSR Hash Mask value

Current BSR Priority

Current BSR Boot Strap Timer

Table listing the routers virtual PIM neighbors

An entry in the virtual PIM neighbors table.

The IP address of the virtual PIM neighbor for which this entry contains information.

The value of ifIndex for the PIM interface in which this virtual neighbor is created. This value is mandatory while trying to create a virtual PIM neighbor.

To create/delete an entry in the virtual PIM neighbors table.

IP Multicast Arp table

An entry of Ip Multicast Arp Table.

vlan id

multicast mac address

multicast ip address

ports within a particular vlan

number of mlt ids

mlt id

row status

IP Rip Interface table

An entry of Ip Rip Interface Table.

Ip Address

Rip Interface If Index.

Used to indicate the rip holddown timer for this interface

Used to indicate the rip timeout interval for this interface

This feature provides the ability for the user to create (S,G) Forwarding Entries that would not be pruned until a configurable timer expires. This feature is targeted for Passport 8600. Currently the timer value is set to 0.

An entry of Ip Multicast Timed Prune Table.

This field indicates the IP Multicast Group Address associated with the IP multicast stream.

This is the Source Subnet IP address of the sender of the IP multicast stream.

This is the Source Subnet Mask IP address of the sender of the IP multicast stream.

This field represents the amount of time (in minutes) this timed prune entry will be kept in the forwarding table when there are no more receivers. After this timer expires, this timed prune entry would be treated as a normal DVMRP/PIM forwarding entry. Aging Timer value of 0 (infinite time) indicates this timed prune entry will not be deleted even when there are no more receivers.

This read-only field represents the remaining time for which this timed prune entry will be kept in the forwarding table. After this timer expires, this timed prune entry would be treated as a normal DVMRP/PIM forwarding entry. 0 in this field indicates that this entry would not be aged out.

This read-only field represents the actual time since the traffic has come from this Source, Group pair.

row status

A table used to maintain ICMP Route discovery information for a particular interface.

Entry containing ICMP Rdisc information. An entry is automatically created in this table when routing is enabled for an interface -or- when an ip address is configured on an interface.

An unique value to identify a physical interface or a logical interface (VLAN).

Advertisement address to which the route discovery advertisements transmitted on this interface.

Flag to indicate whether or not the address is to be advertised on this interface.

The value to be placed in the lifetime field of Router Advertisements sent from the interface.

The maximum time allowed between sending Router Advertisements from this interface.

The minimum time allowed between sending Router Advertisements from this interface.

Preferability of the router address as a default Router

Enable/Disable multicast software forwarding.

The (conceptual) table containing hardware entries of multicast routing information for all the Group Address.

An entry (conceptual row) containing hardware entries of multicast routing information for a particular Group Address.

The IP multicast group address for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The network address from where the source is sending the stream of traffic for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Ingress vlan Id from where the traffic is coming for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

This is to show weather the entry containing multicast routing information has received Prune message or not.

This Index value keep tracks of the hardware record that has been accessed for displaying the entry containing multicast routing information.

The (conceptual) table containing prune entries of multicast routing information for the Group Address.

An entry (conceptual row) containing prune entries of multicast routing information for a particular Group Address.

The IP multicast group address for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The network address from where the source is sending the stream of traffic for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Ingress vlan Id from where the traffic is coming for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The IpAddress from where the Prune message has been received.

This is to show how much time is left for this particular entry containing multicast routing information during which the graft message can be sent.

The (conceptual) table containing source entries of multicast routing information for the Group Address.

An entry (conceptual row) containing source entries of multicast routing information for a particular Group Address.

The IP multicast group address for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The network address from where the source is sending the stream of traffic for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Ingress vlan Id from where the traffic is coming for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Source Address from where the stream of traffic is reaching the corresponding Group Address for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Ingress vlan ports from where the traffic is coming, for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The (conceptual) table containing egress vlan entries of multicast routing information for the Group Address.

An entry (conceptual row) containing egress vlan entries of multicast routing information for a particular Group Address.

The IP multicast group address for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The network address from where the source is sending the stream of traffic for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Ingress vlan Id from where the traffic is coming for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

The Egress vlan Id from where the traffic is going out for which this entry contains multicast routing information

he Egress vlan ports from where the traffic is going out for which this entry contains multicast routing information.

This Index value keep tracks of the hardware record that has been accessed for displaying the entry containing multicast routing information.

Used to get the Ingress Record Usage in the switch. (S-G usage).

Used to get the Egress Record Usage in the switch (pepstream count).

Used to get the threshold count for Ingress records.

Used to get threshold count for egress records.

A means of alerting the user. If this bool is set, a message will be send to console and also a duReport will be logged.

A means of alerting the user. If this bool is set, a message will be send to console.

A means of alerting the user.If this bool is set, a duReport will be logged.

Used to enable/disable RSMLT Edge Support feature

Route Smlt Table

An entry of Ip As Path Access List Table.

Route Smlt Oper IfIndex.

is a enable/disable flag.

Timer value, the range of value is from 0 to 3600.

The time value that indicate how much time remaining of HoldDownTimer.

The range of value 0 to 3600 or 9999. 9999 means infinity.

The time value that indicate how much time remaining of HoldUpTimer.

IP Interface with RSMLT on.

The operation status of Rsmlt, up or down.

The id range for SMLT is 1-32.

Vlan id.

Mac Address.

Row Status.

Indicates the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Oper instance belongs.

Name of the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Oper instance belongs.

Route Smlt Table

An entry of Ip As Path Access List Table.

Route Smlt Oper IfIndex.

is a enable/disable flag.

Timer value, the range of value is from 0 to 3600.

The time value that indicate how much time remaining of HoldDownTimer.

The range of value 0 to 3600 or 9999. 9999 means infinity.

The time value that indicate how much time remaining of HoldUpTimer.

IP Interface with RSMLT on.

The operation status of Rsmlt, up or down.

The id range for SMLT is 1-32.

Vlan id.

Mac Address.

Indicates the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Peer instance belongs.

Name of the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Peer instance belongs.

RSMLT Edge Support Peer Info table. This table consists of the RSMLT Peers for which the switch will act as a PeerForwarder.

RSMLT Edge Support Peer Info Entry

A value that uniquely identifies the Virtual LAN associated with this entry.

IP address of the Peer RSMLT Interface.

The MAC address of the Peer RSMLT interface.

Indicates the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Edge Peer instance belongs.

Name of the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Edge Peer instance belongs.

Route Smlt Table

A local IPv6 RSMLT entry

Route Smlt Oper IfIndex.

IPv6 Interface with RSMLT on.

IPv6 Prefix Length.

is a enable/disable flag.

Timer value, the range of value is from 0 to 3600.

The range of value 0 to 3600 or 9999. 9999 means infinity.

The operation status of Rsmlt, up or down.

The id range for SMLT is 1-32.

Vlan id.

Mac Address.

Indicates the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Oper instance belongs.

Name of the Virtual Router to which the RSMLT Oper instance belongs.

Route Smlt Peer Table

An entry of Ip As Path Access List Table.

Route Smlt Oper IfIndex.

IP Interface with RSMLT on.