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Enterprise MIB for the Accelar product family.

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. Enumeration: 'broadcast': 1, 'passive': 99, 'nbma': 2, 'pointToPoint': 3, 'pointToMultipoint': 5.

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. Enumeration: 'strict': 2, 'exist-only': 1.

Enable/disable Isis on this IP interface

Enable or disable BFD on the specified interface.

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

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

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).

Ip interface address.

Row status for this entry.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

BFD configuration table

Used to configure BFD on a particular interface. An entry is created automatically when the variable rcIpConfBfdEnable is set to TRUE. Once created this entry will only be deleted if the rcIpConfBfdRowStatus is set to 'destroy(6)'. In which case, the rcIpConfBfdEnable is automatically reset to the FALSE setting.

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

the min rx interval in milliseconds

the desired tx interval in milliseconds

the multiplier BFD wait before rx timeout

Used to create/delete entries

This object specifies the hold off timer interval, in seconds. 0 means that hold off timer is disabled.

The table of addressing information relevant to this entity's 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 entity's 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 entry's 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. Enumeration: 'ones': 1, 'zeros': 0.

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. Enumeration: 'circuitLessIP': 1, 'brouterPort': 2, 'vlan': 3.

Used to indicate whether this entry correponds to a secondary interface (as oppose to a primary interface). This value cannot be changed after the row is created.

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. Enumeration: 'ip': 4, 'udp': 17, 'tcp': 6.

Status of entry.

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. Enumeration: 'dhcp': 3, 'none': 0, 'bootp': 2, 'both': 4.

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.

This object is used to clear the DHCP counters in an entry. When set to clear(1), the values of the counter objects in the entry will be reset to 0, and the value of rcIpConfDhcpCounterClearTime will be set to the current value of sysUpTime. When read, the value of this object is always dummy(2). Enumeration: 'dummy': 2, 'clear': 1.

This object indicates the time at which the counter values in this entry were last reset to 0.

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. Enumeration: 'dhcp': 3, 'none': 0, 'bootp': 2, 'both': 4.

Row status of this entry.

And Mask. The Ip ToS byte in the Ip header is logically ANDed with this value, and then logically ORed with the one of the OrRules below.

Quid/Gid Or rule #1. The Ip ToS byte in the Ip header is logically ORed with this value.

Quid/Gid Or rule #2. The Ip ToS byte in the Ip header is logically ORed with this value.

Quid/Gid Or rule #3. The Ip ToS byte in the Ip header is logically ORed with this value.

Enable Tos priority.

tos threshold Enumeration: 'level0': 0, 'level1': 1, 'level2': 2, 'level3': 3, 'level4': 4, 'level5': 5, 'level6': 6, 'level7': 7.

Cops feature enable/disable

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

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.

Route Smlt table size.

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. Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'up': 1.

The id range for SMLT is 1-32.

The id range for SLT is 1-512.

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. Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'up': 1.

The id range for SMLT is 1-32.

The id range for SLT is 1-512.

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.

Indicates whether DHCP forwarding is globally enabled.

Indicates whether the use of DHCP option 82 is enabled.

Maximum DHCP frame length.

Used to indicate whether BFD traps should be sent or not

This object specifies the hold off timer interval, in second. 0 means that hold off timer is disabled.