S5-AGENT-MIB: View SNMP OID List / Download MIB

The index of the group containing the agent.

The index of the component containing the agent.

Action object to reboot the agent. The following values can only be read: other(1).....agent in unknown or other state running(2)...agent running The following values can be written: restart(3)...restart agent (i.e., jump to beginning of agent code) reboot(4)....start boot sequence for agent (i.e., jump to beginning of boot firmware) reset(5).....do a hardware reset download(6)..............activate download of a new agent downloadAndRestart(7)....activate download of a new agent and restart downloadAndReboot(8).....activate download of a new agent and reboot downloadAndReset(9)......activate download of a new agent and reset If s5AgInfoScheduleBootTime is set in the same PDU as s5AgInfoReBoot, the action specified occurs when the scheduled time reaches zero; otherwise, the action occurs immediately. The agent does best efforts to return a response before the action occurs. If any of the combined download actions are requested, neither action occurs until the expiry of s5AgInfoScheduleBootTime, if set. Enumeration: 'reset': 5, 'downloadAndReboot': 8, 'downloadAndReset': 9, 'reboot': 4, 'downloadAndRestart': 7, 'running': 2, 'other': 1, 'download': 6, 'restart': 3.

Action object to cause current configuration settings to be written to local nonvolatile storage. The following values can only be read: other(1)...some unknown or other state valid(2)...contents valid The following value can be written: write(3)...write configuration settings to local storage (such as nonvol) If the write operation write fails, then the agent will return error 'genErr' on the SET. Enumeration: 'write': 3, 'other': 1, 'valid': 2.

The transport protocol(s) to use after the next boot of the agent. The following value is read-only: other(1)....unknown or some other protocol The following value is read-write: ipOnly(2).....only IP ipxOnly(3)....only IPX ipAndIpx(4)...IP and IPX. Enumeration: 'ipxOnly': 3, 'other': 1, 'ipAndIpx': 4, 'ipOnly': 2.

The current transport protocol(s) that are being supported by the agent. The following value is read-only: other(1)....unknown or some other protocol The following value is read-write: ipOnly(2).....only IP ipxOnly(3)....only IPX ipAndIpx(4)...IP and IPX. When the IP protocol stack is not enabled, the agent will not respond to PING or SNMP requests over IP. When the IPX protocol stack is not enabled, the agent will not respond to diagnostic SAP or SNMP requests over IPX. It is suggested that NMS not disable the transport they are using. Enumeration: 'ipxOnly': 3, 'other': 1, 'ipAndIpx': 4, 'ipOnly': 2.

The source for initial protocol configuration information at next boot. For IP, a setting of net(3), netWhenNeeded(4), or netOrLastAddress(5) means that BOOTP will be used to get the agent's IP address(es), load server address, and configuration file name. For IPX, a setting of net(3), netWhenNeeded(4), or netOrLastAddress(5) means SAP will be used to get the agent's Novell network number(s), and the configuation filename will be loaded from local storage (note - the load server address is not needed in a Novell network). The following value is read-only: other(1).....not applicable or some other case The following values are read-write: local(2) Don't use the network. net(3) Try using the network and if that fails then use protocol configuration information from local storage. netWhenNeeded(4) Use protocol configuration information from local storage if available, otherwise, try using the network. netOrLastAddress(5) Similar to netWhenNeeded, except that if using the network fails, the last set of protocol configuration information that was obtained using the network will be used if it is available. Note: The load server address is not configurable and is not available in this MIB object on a Novell network. Enumeration: 'netOrLastAddress': 5, 'dhcpWhenNeeded': 7, 'other': 1, 'dhcp': 6, 'net': 3, 'local': 2, 'netWhenNeeded': 4, 'dhcpOrLastAddress': 8.

The source from which to load configuration information at next boot. The following value is read-only: other(1)...not applicable or some other case The following values are read-write: local(2).....get from local storage net(3).......load from the network locAsBk(4)...try using network and if it fails then use local information. When local(2) is specified, the configuration information is loaded from local storage. If the local configuration is not valid (checks for ip = 0.0.0.0), then BOOTP is used for the IP stack. (In IPX only mode, the IP address could be 0.0.0.0 and IPX does not rely on the IP address. The agent checks the IPX address, and if the network number of the IPX address is equal to 0 the agent uses SAP). When net(3) is specified, the configuration information will be downloaded from the network only. The configuration information will never be loaded from local storage, even if downloading fails and the local configuration information exists. When locAsBk(4) is specified, a download of the configuration information will be tried over the network. If the network download fails then the configuration information will be loaded from local storage. Enumeration: 'locAsBk': 4, 'net': 3, 'other': 1, 'local': 2.

The source from which to load the agent image at next boot. The following value is read-only: other(1)...not applicable or some other case The following values are read-write: local(2)........get from local storage net(3)..........load from the network locAsBk(4)......try using network and if it fails then use local information. netIfNewer(5)...try loading image over the net. If can load image, and it is newer than the local image, then use it. Otherwise, use local image. If the local image is not valid, the setting will be net(3) and cannot be changed to local(2), or locAsBk(4) until a valid image file is loaded (i.e., error 'badValue' will be returned on SETS with value other than net(3)). When the local image is not valid and the network download of the image fails, the entire boot process will be repeated. When local(2) is specified, the image will be loaded from local storage. When net(3) is specified, the image will be downloaded from the network only. The image file will never be loaded from local storage, even if downloading fails and the local image exists. When locAsBk(4) is specified, a download of the image will be tried over the network. If the network download fails then the image is loaded from local storage. When netIfNewer(5) is specified, a download of the image will be tried over the network. If successful, it will then be compared to the image stored in local storage. The most recent version of the two will be used. If the local image is not valid, the network will always be used. If the network download fails then the image is loaded from the local storage. Enumeration: 'locAsBk': 4, 'net': 3, 'other': 1, 'local': 2, 'netIfNewer': 5.

Indicates what to do with the image (when loaded from the network) on the next boot. The following value can only be read: notAvail(1)...the save operation is not available The following values can be written (and read) if the device supports this capability: writeIfDiff(2)....save image to local storage at next boot if image is different from saved contents writeIfNewer(3)...save image to local storage at next boot if image is newer than saved contents. noWrite(4)........do not save image to local storage at next boot, even if image is newer or different. Enumeration: 'noWrite': 4, 'writeIfDiff': 2, 'writeIfNewer': 3, 'notAvail': 1.

Indicates what happened to the image file on the last boot. The following values are returned: notAvail(1).....the save operation is not available noSave(2).......image not saved since image was not asked to be saved, or image was not loaded from the network saved(3)........image saved saveFailed(4)...tried to save image, but failed Enumeration: 'noSave': 2, 'saved': 3, 'notAvail': 1, 'saveFailed': 4.

The version of the agent in the form 'major.minor.maintenance[letters]'. This is an alias for the value of the object s5ChasStoreCntntVer for the RAM of the module containing the agent.

The version of the agent image saved in local storage such as flash memory in the form 'major.minor.maintenance[letters]'. If not known or not available, then the value is a zero length string. This is an alias for the value of the object s5ChasStoreCntntVer for the local storage of the module containing the agent.

The IP address of the default gateway (router) for the agent to use after the next boot. (NOTE: the current default router is the value of object s5AgInfoCurDfltGwAddr (or ipRouteNextHop.0.0.0.0).) If not used, then this object has the value of 0.0.0.0.

The IP address of the current default gateway (router). (NOTE: this is an alias for the object ipRouteNextHop in the row of the table ipRouteTable which has object ipRouteDest with a value of 0.0.0.0.) If not used, then this object has the value of 0.0.0.0.

An indication of the percentage of DRAM currently in use by this agent. If this information is not available the agent shall return -1, otherwise the percentage of DRAM in use is returned as an integer between 0 and 100. The percentage is defined as the DRAM currently used by this agent divided by the total DRAM available to this agent.

The transport protocol(s) over which the agent is to use to load the configuration information and the agent image at the next boot of the agent. The following value is read-only: other(1)....unknown or some other protocol The following values are read-write: ipOnly(2)....use load protocol over IP ipxOnly(3)...use load protocol over IPX auto(4)......try using the IP load function and if that fails then use IPX load function. If the IPX load function also fails, repeat the same process until one or the other protocol succeeds. Enumeration: 'ipxOnly': 3, 'auto': 4, 'other': 1, 'ipOnly': 2.

The transport protocol over which the agent image and configuration information were last loaded. The following values are read-only: reserved(1)...reserved ip(2).........gotten from the network using a load protocol over IP ipx(3)........gotten from the network using a load protocol over IPX local(4)......loaded from local storage. Enumeration: 'ip': 2, 'ipx': 3, 'reserved': 1, 'local': 4.

This object contains information about all the slots an agent can manage. The value is encoded in an octet string. One byte has information about 8 slots. If a bit is set then agent can manage the corresponding slot. Byte 1 will have information about slots 1-8, byte 2 will have information about slots 9-16, and so on. For example an agent that can manage slots 2-7 in a 14 slot chassis should have the value : 8d:00 (0111 1110 0000 0000) If an agent returns a string of size 0, then it can manage all slots in chassis.

Indicates the type of agent image. This object is meant to distinguish between agents having the same version number running on the same hardware, but with dissimilar functionality. Following are examples of possible values for various enumerations. other(1) ....... A unique agent eg., 5310A, 5dn310 etc typeA(2) ....... fusion basic agent. typeB(2) ....... fusion advanced agent. Enumeration: 'other': 1, 'typeA': 2, 'typeC': 4, 'typeB': 3.

The time, measured in minutes, remaining until the action(s) set by s5AgInfoReBoot will be performed. This value must be set in the same set request as the value of s5AgInfoReBoot; otherwise, a badValue error is returned. If this value has been set, the number returned will count down to zero, and the time remaining in minutes will be rounded up to the next whole minute. Actions set via s5AgInfoReBoot can be scheduled for up to seven days in advance. 7 * 24 * 60 equals the maximum settable value of 10080. If this attribute has not been set, a value of zero should be returned.

Cancel a scheduled s5AgInfoReboot action. The following value is read-only: other(1)...not applicable or some other case This is always the value that return when read. The following values are read-write: cancel(2)...cancel a scheduled boot. Setting this attribute to cancel(2) sets s5AgInfoReBoot to running(2) and s5AgInfoScheduleBootTime to zero. Enumeration: 'cancel': 2, 'other': 1.

The number of local storage locations (or flash memory banks) available on this device for operational code images. Devices without local image capability or not supporting this attribute shall return a value of 0.

The source of the image to be loaded upon the next boot of the device. If a value is set larger than s5AgInfoNumBootBanks, a badValue error should be returned. Devices without local image capability or not supporting this attribute shall return a value of 0.

The local storage bank where the next system image image is downloaded to. Devices without local image capability or not supporting this attribute shall return a value of 0.

This object is used to copy a config file or an image file. Typically, the copy is to/from a TFTP server, though other types of sources/destinations are possible. In read operation, if no action taken since the boot up, it will return other(1). Otherwise it will return the latest action such as dnldConfig(2), dnldImg(3), upldConfig(4) and upldImg(5). In write operation, the values that can be written are: dnldConfig(2) ........... download a config file to a device. The new config file will not take effect until the next boot cycle of the device. dnldImg(3) .............. download an image to a device. upldConfig(4) ........... upload a config file to a server from a device. The config file contains the current MIB object values of the device. upldImg(5) .............. upload a image from a device to a server dnldFw(6) ............... download firmware to a device upldFw(7) ............... upload firware from a device to a server dnldImgIfNewer(8) ....... download an image to a device if the image version is newer than the image stored in local NV storage dnldImgToDram(9) ........ download an image to a device, but do not save it to NVRAM, just keep it in DRAM dnldImgNoReset(10) ...... download an image to a device, but do not reset the device after the download dnldFwNoReset(11) ....... download firmware to a device, but do not reset the device after the download dnldImgFromUsb(12) ...... download image from USB port upldImgToUsb(13) ........ upload image to USB port dnldFwFromUsb(14) ....... download firmware from USB port upldFwToUsb(15) ......... upload firmware to USB port dnldConfigFromUsb(16) ... download binary config from USB port upldConfigToUsb(17) ..... upload binary config to USB port dnldLicense(18) ......... download license file from TFTP server upldLicense(19) ......... upload license file to TFTP server dnldLicenseFromUsb(20) .. download license file from USB port upldLicenseToUsb(21) .... upload license file to USB port copyConfigToNvram(22) ... copy the current running configuration into NVRAM dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromUsb(23) .. download SSH DSA authentication key from USB port dnldImgFromSftp(24) ..... download image from SFTP server dnldFwFromSftp(25) ...... download firmware from SFTP server dnldConfigFromSftp(26) .. download a binary config file from SFTP server upldConfigToSftp(27) .... upload a binary config file to SFTP server dnldSshRsaAuthKeyFromUsb(28) .. download SSH RSA authentication key from USB port dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromSftp(29) .. download SSH DSA authentication key from SFTP server dnldSshRsaAuthKeyFromSftp(30).. download SSH RSA authentication key from SFTP server dnldImgFromSftpNoReset(31) .. download image from SFTP server, but do not reset the device after the download dnldFwFromSftpNoReset(32) .. download firmware from SFTP server, but do not reset the device after the download dnldLicenseFromSftp(33) .. download license file from SFTP server dnldImgFromUsbNoReset(34).. download image from USB, but do not reset the device after the download. dnldImgIfNewerNoReset(35) ..download an image to a device if the image is newer than the image stored in the local NV storage, but do not reset the device after download dnldImgIfNewerFromUsb(36) ..download an image from usb port to a device if the image is newer than the image stored in the local NV storage dnldImgIfNewerFromUsbNoReset(37) ..download an image from usb port to a device if the image is newer than the image stored in the local NV storage, but do not reset the device after download dnldImgIfNewerFromSftp(38) ..download an image from SFTP server if the image is newer than the image stored in the local NV storage dnldImgIfNewerFromSftpNoReset(39) ..download an image from SFTP server if the image is newer than the image stored in the local NV storage, but do not reset the device after download. Enumeration: 'dnldConfig': 2, 'upldFw': 7, 'dnldFwNoReset': 11, 'dnldImgIfNewer': 8, 'upldFwToUsb': 15, 'upldImgToUsb': 13, 'dnldSshRsaAuthKeyFromUsb': 28, 'dnldImgFromUsbNoReset': 34, 'dnldSshRsaAuthKeyFromSftp': 30, 'dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromSftp': 29, 'dnldLicenseFromUsb': 20, 'upldLicense': 19, 'other': 1, 'dnldImgIfNewerFromUsb': 36, 'dnldImgFromUsb': 12, 'upldConfigToUsb': 17, 'upldImg': 5, 'dnldImgIfNewerNoReset': 35, 'upldLicenseToUsb': 21, 'dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromUsb': 23, 'dnldImg': 3, 'dnldImgToDram': 9, 'dnldImgIfNewerFromSftp': 38, 'upldConfig': 4, 'dnldFwFromSftpNoReset': 32, 'dnldImgIfNewerFromSftpNoReset': 39, 'dnldFwFromUsb': 14, 'dnldImgFromSftp': 24, 'dnldLicense': 18, 'dnldConfigFromSftp': 26, 'upldConfigToSftp': 27, 'dnldFw': 6, 'dnldLicenseFromSftp': 33, 'dnldImgFromSftpNoReset': 31, 'dnldConfigFromUsb': 16, 'copyConfigToNvram': 22, 'dnldImgNoReset': 10, 'dnldImgIfNewerFromUsbNoReset': 37, 'dnldFwFromSftp': 25.

This object is used to get the status of the latest action as shown by s5AgInfoFileAction. The values that can be read are: other(1) ......... if no action taken since the boot up inProgress (2) ... the operation is in progress success (3) ...... the operation succeeds. fail (4) ......... the operation is failed. Enumeration: 'fail': 4, 'inProgress': 2, 'other': 1, 'success': 3.

This object is used to get/set which MAC address is used by a stackable system when performing BOOTP requests during bootup. A value of useBaseUnitMACAddress(2) indicates that the MAC address of the base unit of the stack will be used. A value of useStackMACAddress(3) indicates that the MAC address of the stack will be used. Enumeration: 'useStackMACAddress': 3, 'other': 1, 'useBaseUnitMACAddress': 2.

This object indicates the current operational status of the software image download process. Enumeration: 'transferring': 5, 'rebooting': 4, 'idle': 1, 'downloading': 2, 'programming': 3.

This object indicates the percentage complete of the current phase of the software image download process.

A table that provides additional information about the agent's interfaces. The number of entries in the table is determined by the number of interfaces on the agent.

A row in the table of additional information about the agent's interfaces. Entries can not be created or deleted via SNMP requests.

The index of the interface. This has the same value as ifIndex for the interface.

For the next boot, the IP address of the the interface. If not used, then the value is 0.0.0.0. (NOTE: the current IP address for the interface is found in table ipAddrTable and in table s5AgOthIfTable.)

For the next boot, the subnet mask for the interface. If not used, then the value is 0.0.0.0. (NOTE: the current subnet mask for the interface is found in table ipAddrTable.)

Name of the configuration file currently associated with the interface. When not used, the value is a zero length string.

The IP address of the load server for the configuration file and/or the image file. If not used, then the value is 0.0.0.0

Name of the image file(s) currently associated with the interface. Some agents in special situations may support a value which contains multiple file names instead of a single file name. Multiple names are specified as a list of file names separated by semicolons (;). When the object is not used, the value is a zero length string.

Indicates if the configuration and/or image file(s) were downloaded from this interface and if the file names have not been changed. The following values can be read: valid(1).....configuration and/or image file(s) downloaded from this interface are currently in use invalid(2)...cfg and/or image files downloaded from this interface are not in use (this may also mean that there are no files downloaded from this interface). Enumeration: 'valid': 1, 'invalid': 2.

For the next boot, the IPX address of the the interface. If the IPX protocol is not used, then the value is 00000000:000000000000. NOTE: The current IPX address for the interface is found in table s5AgOthIfTable.

The IP address of the boot router for the configuration file and/or the image file. If not used, then the value is 0.0.0.0

The MAC address of the interface. The value is 00:00:00:00:00:00 if there is no interface.

A table that provides information about each interface for each agent in the chassis. The number of entries in the table is determined by the number of agents in the chassis and their configuration.

A row in the table of information about interface information for all agents in the chassis. Entries can not be created or deleted via SNMP requests.

The index of the group containing the component containing the agent.

The index of the component in the group containing the agent.

The index of the interface. This is the same value as ifIndex.

The IP address of the interface. If not used, then the value is 0.0.0.0.

The IPX address of the interface. If the IPX protocol is not used, then the value is 00000000:000000000000.

The lifetime of IP router entries in seconds. The maximum length of time that a IP router is to be considered alive in the absence of further positive advice. The default lifetime is used for routers learned through IP router protocols that do not specify a lifetime (e.g. statically configured, ICMP redirects).

The method used to select a default IP router. The following value is read-only: other(1).......not applicable or other case The following values are read-write: config(2).....use configured primary default router. If no primary default router is specified, there will be no default IP route. static(3).....A default router will be chose from the routers known to be up and that have been configured. dynamic(4)....ICMP router discovery as per RFC 1256 is performed and the router with the highest preference level is chosen as default router. Enumeration: 'static': 3, 'other': 1, 'config': 2, 'dynamic': 4.

The router discovery solicitation mode to use when the default router selection mode is dynamic. This solicitation mode determines the IP address for ICMP router solicitations (see RFC 1256): multicast(1)..router solicitations are sent to the all-routers multicast address (224.0.0.2) broadcast(2)..router solicitations are sent to the limited broadcast address (255.255.255.255). Enumeration: 'broadcast': 2, 'multicast': 1.

A table of control information and statistics for the data collection (promiscuous data capturing) per source of detection.

A row in the data collection table. Entries can not be created or deleted via SNMP.

An integer value representing the source that collects data from the network. A value greater than zero is the index of the agent's interface on the NMM. This is the same value as ifIndex for the interface. A value of zero indicates data collection via best available efforts (other than NMM's interfaces).

The value of sysUpTime at the last time a node was added or deleted from the Show Node table.

A switch to enable or disable the collecting of network layer addresses for the network address mapping table (s5CmNetAddrTable ). The following value is read-only: alwaysOff(1)..data source is not capable of collecting or decoding network addresses The following values are read-write if the data source is capable of collecting network addresses: on(2).........packet decoding is enabled off(3)........packet decoding is disabled or not supported. Enumeration: 'on': 2, 'off': 3, 'alwaysOff': 1.

This object contains the IP address of the last station that tried to access this agent with an invalid community string. This object is used as a VarBind in an Authentication Trap PDU. A get request will return the last value used, and will return the null address 0.0.0.0 if no IP authentication traps have been sent, or if the address is not an IPv4 address.

This object contains the IPX address of the last station that tried to access this agent with an invalid community string. This object is used as a VarBind in an Authentication Trap PDU. A get request will return the last value used, and will return the null address of all zeros if no IPX authentication traps have been sent.

This object contains the community string of the last unauthenticated attempt to access this agent. This object is used as a VarBind in an Authentication Trap PDU. A get request will return the last value used, and will return the null string if no authentication traps have been sent.

Agent Trap filter configuration table.

A list of trap filter entries that determine the filtering of traps. For example, an instance of the s5AgtTrapFilterStatus will be named s5AgTrapFilterStatus.8

An index that uniquely identifies an entry in the s5AgTrapFilterTable.

The OID of the trap. This variable is requried for row creation.

A value that determines the first condition for filtering a trap.This entry is the value of the first varbind for a particular trap in most cases. We need to specify every initiator that represents the corresponding trap variable for each trap. If the value of this initiator is 0 (wildcard or don't care), it means that it can represent all possible values for this initiator. The trap-filter design and functional spec. provides a more detailed explanation on this subject.

A value that determines the second condition for filtering a trap. This entry is the value of the second varbind for most traps. If the value of this initiator is 0 (wildcard or don't care), it means that it can represent all possible values for this initiator. If a trap has only one varbind, this entry should be set to 0.

A value that determines the third condition for filtering a trap. This entry is the value of the third varbind for most traps. If the value of this initiator is 0(wildcard or don't care), it means that it can represent all possible values for this initiator. If a trap has only one or two varbinds, this entry should be set to 0.

Indicates whether this trap is enabled or not. enabled(1) indicates that if this type of event occurs, a trap that is generated will be queued for transmit. disabled(2) indicates that if this trap if generated, it will not be queued for transmit and s5AgTrapFilterDelayTime is not valid. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

The time delay period required to be met, between each consecutive occurences of this event. Traps recieved within this period will be dropped.

A manager is restricted to change the state of an entry base on the following table: create under To: valid Request Creation invalid From: valid OK NO OK OK createRequest N/A N/A N/A N/A underCreation OK NO OK OK invalid NO NO NO OK nonExistent NO OK NO OK In the table above, it is not applicable to change the state from createRequest to any other states. When the status of a table entry is set to the value of invalid(4), the entry will be removed from the table. If an entry has been in the underCreation(3) state for more than 10 minutes, it will be set to invalid(4) and subsequently removed from the table. This variable is requried for row creation. Enumeration: 'underCreation': 3, 'createRequest': 2, 'valid': 1, 'invalid': 4.

This value is the status of all the traps that supported by this trap-filter system. If the value is 1 (enable all) , all traps in the system are enabled. If the value is 2 (disable all), all traps in the system are disabled. If the value is 3 (enable-all-and-use-table) all traps are enabled except for traps that are disabled in the s5AgTrapFilterTable are disabled. If the value is 4 (disable-all-and-use-table) all traps are disabled except for traps that are enabled in the s5AgTrapFilterTable are enabled. Enumeration: 'disable-all': 2, 'disable-all-and-use-table': 4, 'enable-all': 1, 'enable-all-and-use-table': 3.

This object indicates the type of address stored in the related object s5AgUnAuthInetAddress.

This object contains the IP address of the last station that tried to access this agent with an invalid community string. This object is used as a VarBind in an Authentication Trap PDU. A get request will return the last value used, or will return and empty address (zero length octet string) if no IP authentication traps have been sent.

The maximum number of rows in the trap receiver table.

The current number of rows in the trap receiver table.

The index of the next available row to be created in the trap receiver table. A value of zero means that the table is full and no more rows can be added.

A table of managers which to send traps.

A row in the trap receiver table. The column s5AgTrpRcvrStatus is used to create and delete rows in the table. Creation requires a SET PDU with objects s5AgTrpRcvrStatus, s5AgTrpRcvrAddrType, s5AgTrpRcvrNetAddr, and s5AgTrpRcvrComm for the new row.

The index of the row in the table.

This object is used to create and delete rows in the table and control if they are used. The values that can be written are: valid(2)....makes an existing row valid - can only be written to change the value from ignore(3) ignore(3)...don't use this entry to send traps to at this time delete(4)...deletes the row create(5)...creates a new row - only value that can be used to create a row in the table If the row exists, then a SET with value of create(5) returns error 'badValue'. Deleted rows go away immediately. The following values can be returned on reads: other(1)....some other case valid(2)....the row exists and is valid ignore(3)...don't use this entry to send traps to at this time Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'create': 5, 'other': 1, 'valid': 2, 'delete': 4.

The type of address that is stored in the object s5AgTrpRcvrNetAddr. The value is: ip(1)....IP address ipx(2)...IPX address. Note: When changing the value of this object with an SNMP SET request, the SET PDU must also specify a value for the s5AgTrpRcvrNetAddr object. Enumeration: 'ip': 1, 'ipx': 2.

The network address (in network order) for SNMP manager that is to receive the trap.

Community string to use.

The time interval used to age entries out of the trap receiver table. The default value if not specified will be 0, or infinite, never to be aged out.

This value indicates the last IP address remote login to this system. If the last such address is not an IPv4 address, the value will be 0.0.0.0.

This value indicates the status of remote login to this system. Enumeration: 'excessiveLoginFail': 9, 'localConsoleBusy': 8, 'successful': 2, 'statusUnknown': 1, 'accessPermissionOff': 10, 'loginInactivityTimeout': 5, 'nonAllowedIPaddr': 7, 'passwordFail': 3, 'loginLogout': 11, 'loginTimeout': 4, 'telnetSessionExisted': 6.

This value indicates the type of the last IP address remote login to this system. The indicates the type of address contained in s5AgRemoteLoginInetAddress.

This value indicates the last IP address remote login to this system. The type of address is specified in s5AgRemoteLoginInetAddressType.

This value indicates whether adding a port as a member of a VLAN automatically results in its PVID being set to be the same as that VLAN ID. Some exceptions apply. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Indicates the stacking mode. Pure stack mode does not allow BS450 and BS410 units to join stack and provides some advanced features that are not available in Hybrid stack mode. Enumeration: 'hybrid': 2, 'pure': 1.

Indicates the stacking mode at the next boot. A change to this object will modify the stacking mode after the system is reset/rebooted. Enumeration: 'hybrid': 2, 'pure': 1.

Name of the binary configuration file that will be downloaded/uploaded when the s5AgInfoFileAction object is set to dnldConfig(2), upldConfig(4), dlndConfigFromUsb(16), or upldConfigToUsb(17). When not used, the value is a zero length string.

The IP address of the TFTP server for all TFTP operations. If not used, then the value is 0.0.0.0. Further, if the value of s5AgTftpServerInetAddressType is not ipv4(1), then the value of this object must be 0.0.0.0.

Name of the ascii configuration file that will be downloaded/uploaded either at boot time when the s5AgSysAsciiConfigAutoDownload object is set to useConfig(3), or when the s5AgSysAsciiConfigManualDownload object is set to downloadNow(4) or downloadFromUsb(5). When not used, the value is a zero length string.

Indicates whether an ASCII configuration file should be downloaded at boot time. The file can be downloaded using either the configured filename and TFTP server address, or a BOOTP server can be used to determine the filename and TFTP server address. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'useConfig': 3, 'useBootp': 2.

Indicates the status of the last automatic ASCII configuration file download at boot time. If no automatic download at boot time has been attempted, the value returned will be failed(3). Enumeration: 'failed': 3, 'inProgress': 2, 'passed': 1.

Indicates the status of the last manual attempt to download an ASCII configuration file. The value of this object when retrieved can be either passed(1), inProgress(2) or failed(3). Setting this object to downloadNow(4) will initiate a manual ASCII configuration file download from a TFTP server. Setting this object to downloadFromUsb(5) will initial a manual ASCII configuration file download from a USB flash dongle. If no attempt has been made to manually download a configuration file, the value returned will be failed(3). Enumeration: 'downloadNow': 4, 'downloadFromSftp': 6, 'failed': 3, 'passed': 1, 'downloadFromUsb': 5, 'inProgress': 2.

The system's CPU IP address. Note that for a stackable system in standalone mode, this will be the standalone IP address, but in stack mode, this will be the stack IP address. I.e., this is always the IP address at which the system is reachable. Setting this object will modify the corresponding IP address.

The stack IP address of a stackable system. A non-stackable system should never return an instance of this object, nor allow writes to this object. Note that in standalone mode, this will still be the stack IP address, even though it is not in use. When in stack mode, the IP address of individual units can be found in the s5ChasComTable in the s5Chassis MIB (and note that these addresses will not be in use when in stack mode).

The system's CPU subnet mask.

The VLAN ID of the system's management VLAN.

When in standalone mode, and loading a binary configuration file that was created from a stack, this object specifies the unit number of the portion of the config file to be extracted and used for the standalone unit's configuration. If this value is 0, it is ignored.

When in stack mode, this object specifies the unit number to be assigned to the next unit that joins the stack. The value may not be set to the unit number of an existing stack member. When a new unit joins the stack, and the value of this object is used as it's unit number, the value will revert to 0. If the value of this object is 0, it is not used when determining the unit number of new units.

This object indicates the current spanning-tree mode of the system. The meaning of specific values is: avayaStpg(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 Enumeration: 'avayaStpg': 1, 'mstp': 4, 'pvst': 2, 'rstp': 3.

This object indicates the desired spanning-tree mode of the system. The meaning of specific values is: avayaStpg(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 s5AgSysSpanningTreeOperMode 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. Enumeration: 'avayaStpg': 1, 'mstp': 4, 'pvst': 2, 'rstp': 3.

This object indicates whether the auto-unit-replacement feature is enabled or disabled. The value when retrieved will always be true(1) or false(2). Setting the value to setToDefault(3) will restore the factory-default value. Enumeration: 'false': 2, 'setToDefault': 3, 'true': 1.

Indicates the status of the last manual attempt to upload an ASCII configuration file. The value of this object when retrieved can be either passed(1), inProgress(2) or failed(3). Setting this object to uploadNow(4) will initiate a manual ASCII configuration file upload to a TFTP server. Setting this object to uploadToUsb(5) will initiate a manual ASCII configuration file upload to a USB flash dongle. If no attempt has been made to manually upload a configuration file, the value returned will be failed(3). Enumeration: 'uploadVerboseNow': 6, 'uploadVerboseToSftp': 9, 'failed': 3, 'uploadVerboseToUsb': 7, 'passed': 1, 'uploadToSftp': 8, 'uploadNow': 4, 'inProgress': 2, 'uploadToUsb': 5.

This object indicates the current spanning-tree path cost calculation mode of the system. Note that this object can only take the value ieee802dot1dCompatible(1) if the value of s5AgSysSpanningTreeOperMode is currently avayaStpg(1). Enumeration: 'ieee802dot1tCompatible': 2, 'ieee802dot1dCompatible': 1.

This object indicates the unit number of the USB port to be use in file upload/download operations.

This object indicates the current spanning-tree port mode. Enumeration: 'auto': 2, 'normal': 1.

Name of the license file that will be downloaded/uploaded when the s5AgInfoFileAction object is set to dnldLicense(18), upldLicense(19), dlndLicenseFromUsb(20), upldLicense(21), or dnldLicenseFromSftp(33). When not used, the value is a zero length string.

This object controls the compatibility mode for various features. Note that for some features, the actual operational mode might not change until after a system reset. The port802dot1dLearning(0) bit indicates whether the learning mode of a port stays in the Forwarding state, or changes to the Disabled state when the port's operational status goes down. If the bit is on, it means the port goes to the Disabled state. If the bit is off, it means the port stays in the Forwarding state. Bits: 'port802dot1dLearning': 0.

This object indicates the operational compatibility mode for various features controlled by the associated object, s5AgSysSpanningTreeAdminCompatibility. Bits: 'port802dot1dLearning': 0.

This object controls whether flow control for ethernet ports is globally enabled or disabled. This object is only used on systems for which flow control cannot be enabled/disabled on each port individually.

This object controls whether autosaving to NVRAM is enabled. Autosaving normally occurs periodically in a background task if any configuration changes have been made.

Setting this object to flush(1) will flush the CDT MAC address table. Setting it to dynamic(2) will flush only dynamically learned addresses. Setting it to static(3) will flush only statically configured addresses. On retrieval, its value is always flush(1). Enumeration: 'static': 3, 'dynamic': 2, 'flush': 1.

Setting this object will flush the CDT MAC address for all ports specified in the value. On retrieval, the value is the last value set, or a zero-length octet string if it has never been set.

Setting this object will flush the CDT MAC address table for the specified VLAN. On retrieval, the value is the last value set, or 1 if it has never been set.

Setting this object will flush the CDT MAC address table for the specified trunk. On retrieval, the value is the last value set, or 1 if it has never been set.

Setting this object will flush the specified MAC address from the CDT MAC address table. On retrieval, its value is the last value set, or 00:00:00:00:00:00 if it has never been set.

This object controls the VLAN configuration control mode: automatic - AutoPVID and automatic change to membership of port-based VLANs autopvid -- Automatic change to PVID flexible -- No restricts or automatic changes strict ---- AutoPVID and restrictions imposed on adding port to VLAN and changing tagging Enumeration: 'autopvid': 2, 'automatic': 1, 'strict': 4, 'flexible': 3.

This object controls whether jumbo frames are supported.

This object indicates whether auto-unit-replacement automatic saving of unit images to the base unit is enabled.

This object is used to force the configuration of a unit to be restored from the saved configuration on the base unit. Setting the value to a unit number will force the configuration to be restored on that unit. The value on retrieval is always 0.

This object is used to force the configuration of a non-base unit to be saved to the base unit. Setting it to a particular unit number will force the save of that unit's configuration to the base unit. When queried, the object always returns the value 0.

This object indicates the type of address stored in the related object s5AgSysTftpServerInetAddress.

This object contains the IP address of the TFTP server for all TFTP operations.

This object controls the authentication method used for telnet session logins. The values of this object have the following meanings: none(1) ---- No username/password is required for login. local(2) --- The locally configured usernames/passwords are used to authenticate login attempts. radius(3) -- The configured RADIUS server is contacted to authenticate login attempts. tacacs(4) -- The configured TACACS+ server is contacted to authenticate login attempts. Enumeration: 'radius': 3, 'none': 1, 'local': 2, 'tacacs': 4.

This object controls the authentication method used for serial console logins. The values of this object have the following meanings: none(1) ---- No username/password is required for login. local(2) --- The locally configured usernames/passwords are used to authenticate login attempts. radius(3) -- The configured RADIUS server is contacted to authenticate login attempts. tacacs(4) -- The configured TACACS+ server is contacted to authenticate login attempts. Enumeration: 'radius': 3, 'none': 1, 'local': 2, 'tacacs': 4.

Name of the Ssh authentication key file that will be downloaded when the s5AgInfoFileAction object is set to dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromUsb(23), dnldSshRsaAuthKeyFromUsb(28), dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromSftp(29) or to dnldSshDsaAuthKeyFromSftp(30). When not used, the value is a zero length string.

This objects is used to specify the set of applications to be included an an ASCII configure file when it is uploaded. Bits: 'ipv6-mld': 58, 'aaa': 61, 'cfm': 53, 'qos': 32, 'pim': 28, 'rtc': 35, 'ip': 16, 'brouter': 7, 'macSecurity': 26, 'ipv6-ripng': 63, 'lacp': 24, 'energySaver': 47, 'lst': 56, 'stkmon': 43, 'ipSourceGuard': 17, 'poe': 29, 'rmon': 34, 'es': 14, 'assetId': 4, 'ipv6-fhs': 59, 'nsna': 39, 'snmp': 37, 'dhcpSnooping': 12, 'aur': 5, 'ipv6': 21, 'stormControl': 60, 'dhcpServer': 51, 'fcoe': 52, 'core': 9, 'fabric-attach': 62, 'ipmc': 19, 'arpInspection': 3, 'ipfix': 18, 'unicastStormControl': 48, 'vlan': 46, 'radius': 64, 'vlacp': 45, 'wireless': 49, 'cops': 8, 'dhcpRelay': 11, 'slamon': 54, 'interface': 15, 'eap': 13, 'portMirroring': 30, 'banner': 6, 'stack': 42, 'sshc': 50, 'ieee802dot1ab': 0, 'spbm': 55, 'logging': 25, 'defaultCmdInterface': 10, 'sflow': 57, 'ssl': 41, 'pvst': 31, 'smlt': 38, 'aaur': 1, 'rateLimit': 33, 'stp': 44, 'l3': 22, 'mlt': 27, 'slpp': 36, 'adac': 2, 'l3Protocols': 23, 'ipmgr': 20, 'ssh': 40.

The type of license currently in effect. Enumeration: 'macsec': 5, 'premier': 3, 'basic': 1, 'advanced-macsec': 6, 'stack': 4, 'advanced': 2.

The type of license currently installed. Enumeration: 'macsec': 5, 'premier': 3, 'basic': 1, 'advanced-macsec': 6, 'stack': 4, 'advanced': 2.

The system's CPU IPv6 address. Note that for a stackable system in standalone mode, this will be the standalone IPv6 address, but in stack mode, this will be the stack IPv6 address. I.e., this is always the IPv6 address at which the system is reachable. Setting this object will modify the corresponding IPv6 address.

The stack IPv6 address of a stackable system. A non-stackable system should never return an instance of this object, nor allow writes to this object. Note that in standalone mode, this will still be the stack IPv6 address, even though it is not in use. When in stack mode, the IPv6 address of individual units can be found in the s5ChasComTable in the s5Chassis MIB (and note that these addresses will not be in use when in stack mode).

The system's CPU IPv6 subnet mask.

The system's CPU IPv6 subnet mask.

The system's IPv6 default gateway.

This object indicates if bridge's own BPDUs should be ignored or not when BPDU FIltering decisions are made. If the value is set to true, bridge's own BPDUs are ignored by BPDU FIltering

This object is used to tell a stackable system to identify the numbering of units in the stack by flashing the appropriate number of LEDs on the front panel of each unit. Enumeration: 'dummy': 1, 'identify': 2.

This object controls the list of ports on which MAC address learning is enabled.

This object enables/disables the serial security feature.

The management stack IP address of a stackable system. This address applies to the out-of-band, dedicated management ports. Its counterpart for in-band access (management VLAN) is s5AgSysStackIpAddress. A non-stackable system should never return an instance of this object, nor allow writes to this object. Note that in standalone mode, this will still be the stack IP address, even though it is not in use. When in stack mode, the mgmt IP address of individual units can be found in the s5ChasComTable in the s5Chassis MIB (and note that these addresses will not be in use when in stack mode).

This object enables/disables CLI audit logging.

This object enables/disables quick config.

The stack IP address of a stackable system. A non-stackable system should never return an instance of this object, nor allow writes to this object. Note that in standalone mode, this will still be the stack IP address, even though it is not in use. When in stack mode, the IP address of individual units can be found in the s5AgSysTable in the s5Agsis MIB (and note that these addresses will not be in use when in stack mode).

The stack IP address of a stackable system. A non-stackable system should never return an instance of this object, nor allow writes to this object. Note that in standalone mode, this will still be the stack IP address, even though it is not in use. When in stack mode, the IP address of individual units can be found in the s5AgSysTable in the s5Agsis MIB (and note that these addresses will not be in use when in stack mode).

The IP address of the default gateway associated with the physical dedicated management port (out of band management port) of a component.

This object is used to start or stop the flashing of LEDs from the front panel of a unit. When setting the object, s5AgSysBlinkLedsUnit specifies the unit number and s5AgSysBlinkLedsThreshold specifies how long to blink the LEDs on this unit. Enumeration: 'on': 1, 'off': 2.

This object specifies the unit number used in the blink-leds action.

This object specifies the time threshold used in the blink-leds action.

This object represents the maximum Ethernet frame size to be used when jumbo frames are supported & enabled ( see s5AgSysJumboFramesEnabled ). Default settings for jumbo should be jumbo enabled with jumbo size 9216B.

This object controls diagnostics tests mode at boot sequence.

This object indicates whether the UTC stamp is displayed in 'show *' output or not. A TRUE(1) value means that the time stamp is displayed, a FALSE(2) value indicates that time stamp is not displayed.

This object indicates whether the Forced Stack Mode feature is enabled.

This object globally enables or disables sflow.

s5AgBannerControl specifies the banner to be displayed to a user upon connection to a Baystack device. The static(1) option will cause the predefined static banner to used when displaying a banner. The custom(2) option will cause a previously set custom banner to used when displaying a banner. The disabled(3) option will prevent the display of any banners. Enumeration: 'disabled': 3, 'static': 1, 'custom': 2.

Table describing a custom banner to be displayed to users upon the establishment of a connection to a Baystack device. The banner can be upto 15 lines of text with each line a maximum of 80 characters. A line may only contain ASCII printable characters.

An entry describing one line of a 15-line banner.

Identifies the banner type. The table can store 2 separate banners, one for use in switch/stand-alone mode (with a type of switch(1)), and one for use in stack mode (with a type of stack(2)). Note that a non-stackable system should never return entries with type equal to stack(2), nor should it allow writes to such entries. Enumeration: 'switch': 1, 'stack': 2.

Identifies the line of text within a custom banner.

One line of a fifteen line banner. If the line contains non-printable ASCII characters then the string will be rejected and an error response returned.

This object is used to control whether the device uses the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP), to synchronize the device's clock to the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). If the value is disabled(1), the device will not synchronize it's clock using SNTP. If the value is unicast(2), the device will first synchronize shortly after boot time when network access becomes available, and periodically thereafter, as specified by the value of s5AgSntpSyncInterval. If the value is not unicast(2) at boot, the device will synchronize when the value is first set to unicast(2), and periodically thereafter. Synchronization process: This process applies to automatic (periodic) and manual synchronization attempts. The device will first attempt to synchronize with the primary NTP server as defined by s5AgSntpPrimaryServerAddress (if non-zero). If the primary server synchonization is attempted and fails, the s5AgSntpPrimaryServerSyncFailures counter is incremented. The device will then attempt to synchronize with the secondary NTP server as defined by s5AgSntpSecondaryServerAddress (if non-zero). If the secondary server synchronization is attempted and fails, the s5AgSntpSecondaryServerSyncFailures counter is incremented. If synchronization succeeds with either server, the s5AgSntpLastSyncTime and s5AgSntpLastSyncSource values are updated. The s5AgSntpNextSyncTime value is updated on success or failure. For the special case of first sync failures, the system will automatically retry every few minutes until synchronization is achieved without regard to s5AgSntpSyncInterval. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'unicast': 2.

The IPv4 address of the primary SNTP server. If this value is 0.0.0.0, refer to the values of these objects: s5AgSntpPrimaryServerInetAddressType s5AgSntpPrimaryServerInetAddress

The IPv4 address of the secondary SNTP server. If this value is 0.0.0.0, refer to the values of these objects: s5AgSntpSecondaryServerInetAddressType s5AgSntpSecondaryServerInetAddress

This object controls the frequency, in hours relative to s5AgSntpLastSyncTime, that the device will attempt to synchronize with the NTP servers. If this value is 0, only the boot time synchronization occurs and periodic synchronizations do not occur.

This object is used to force the device to immediately attempt to synchronize with the NTP servers. The value returned on a get is always requestSync(1). Enumeration: 'requestSync': 1.

This object returns the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) when the device last synchronized with an NTP server. If the device has never successfully synchronized, the value is 00:00:01:01:00:00:00:00:2B:00:00.

This object returns the IPv4 source address of the NTP server with which this device last synchronized. If the value of this object is 0.0.0.0, refer to the values of these objects: s5AgSntpLastSyncSourceInetAddressType s5AgSntpLastSyncSourceInetAddress

This object returns the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) at which the next synchronization is scheduled. For each synchronization attempt, this value is updated as follows: s5AgSntpNextSyncTime = s5AgSntpCurrentTime + s5AgSntpSyncInterval If s5AgSntpCurrentTime is 0 (first sync has not occured) or if s5AgSntpSyncInterval is 0, then this value will be 00:00:01:01:00:00:00:00:2B:00:00.

This object returns the number of times this device failed to synchronize with the primary, s5AgSntpPrimaryServerAddress, NTP server. Synchronization with the secondary, s5AgSntpSecondaryServerAddress, may still occur.

This object returns the number of times this device failed to synchronize with the secondary, s5AgSntpSecondaryServerAddress, NTP server.

This object returns the device's current Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). If the device has not successfully synchronized with an NTP server, this value will be 00:00:01:01:00:00:00:00:2B:00:00.

This object specifies the time zone of the switch, measured as an offset in 15-minute increments from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). For example, a value of -20 means an offset of -5 hours from GMT, corresponding to Eastern time zone in the US and Canada.

This object specifies the number of seconds the switch will wait before retrying a failed SNTP sync request. The switch will continue retrying a sync request until it succeeds, or until periodic sync requests are disabled.

This object contains a time zone acronym. It is not used for any operational purposes, it is only used for display.

The type of internet address contained in the object s5AgSntpPrimaryServerInetAddress. Together, these two objects specify the IP address of the primary SNTP server. If the value of this object is unknown(0), then synchronization to this server is not attempted.

The IP address of the primary SNTP server.

The type of internet address contained in the object s5AgSntpSecondaryServerInetAddress. Together, these two objects specify the IP address of the secondary SNTP server. If the value of this object is unknown(0), then synchronization to this server is not attempted.

The IP address of the secondary SNTP server.

The type of internet address contained in the object s5AgSntpLastSyncSourceInetAddress. Together, these two objects specify the IP address of the NTP server with which this device last synchronized. If the device has never synchronized, the value of this object will be unknown(0).

The IP source address of the NTP server with which this device last synchronized.

This object indicates whether SSL is enabled or disabled.

This object is used to create and delete SSL certificates. Setting the value to create(1) will create an SSL certificate. Setting the value to delete(2) will delete an SSL certificate. Setting the value to other(3) will result in a wrongValue error. When retrieved, the object will return the value of the last value set, or other(3) if the object has never been set. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'other': 3, 'delete': 2.

This object indicates whether a valid SSL certificate has been created. A valid of true(1) indicates that a valid certificate has been created. A value of false(2) indicates that no valid certificate has been created, or that the certificate has been deleted.

This object returns data about the SSL certificate currently in use. Note that the actual certificate data may be longer than the 1024 bytes allowed in this object. In this case, the data will be truncated, and only the first 1024 bytes will be returned. Certificate data is always ASCII text.

This object indicates the status of the most recent attempt to create or delete a certificate, i.e., the most recent set of the s5AgSslCertificateControl object. The meaning of the enumerations is as follows: inProgress(1) - the operation has not yet completed success(2) - the operation has successfully completed failure(3) - the operation failed other(4) - the s5AgSslCertificateControl object has never been set Enumeration: 'failure': 3, 'inProgress': 1, 'other': 4, 'success': 2.

This object is used to reset the SSL server, forcing the server to use the latest key value that was stored in NVRAM. Note that the server cannot be reset while the SSL certificate is under creation. The value returned when this object is retrieved is always other(2). When set to reset(1), the SSL server will be reset, unless the SSL certificate is currently under creation, in which case an inconsistentValue error will be returned. Enumeration: 'reset': 1, 'other': 2.

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This object indicates whether the device will observe Daylight Savings Time.

This object specifies the month of each year when Daylight Savings time will start.

This object specifies the day of the month indicated by s5AgDaylightSavingsStartMonth when Daylight Savings time will start.

This object specifies the hour of the day indicated by s5AgDaylightSavingsStartDay when Daylight Savings time will start.

This object specifies the month of each year when Daylight Savings time will end.

This object specifies the day of the month indicated by s5AgDaylightSavingsEndMonth when Daylight Savings time will end.

This object specifies the hour of the day indicated by s5AgDaylightSavingsEndDay when Daylight Savings time will end.

This object specifies the number of minutes by which the time will be changed when daylight savings begins and ends. This value is added to the current time when daylight savings time begins, and subtracted when it ends (and note that if this value is negative, it means that the time moves backwards when daylight savings time begins).

This object specifies the minutes of the hour indicated by s5AgDaylightSavingsStartHour when Daylight Savings time will start.

This object specifies the minutes of the hour indicated by s5AgDaylightSavingsEndHour when Daylight Savings time will end.

This object specifies the year when Daylight Savings time will start. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is false(2).

This object specifies the year when Daylight Savings time will end. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is false(2).

This object specifies whether the Daylight Savings start and end times are yearly reoccuring times, or a single occurrence on specific dates. If the value is true(1), then the objects from s5AgDaylightSavingsStartMonth through s5AgDaylightSavingsEndYear are ignored, and instead, the objects from s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurringStartWeek through s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurringOffset are used.

This object contains a time zone acronym. It is not used for any operational purposes, it is only used for display.

This object specifies the week of the month when Daylight Savings time will start. A value of -1 means the last week of the month. This object is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object specifies the day of the week when Daylight Savings time will start. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1). Enumeration: 'monday': 1, 'tuesday': 2, 'friday': 5, 'wednesday': 3, 'thursday': 4, 'sunday': 7, 'saturday': 6.

This object specifies the month when Daylight Savings time will start. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1). Enumeration: 'february': 2, 'october': 10, 'march': 3, 'august': 8, 'september': 9, 'may': 5, 'january': 1, 'june': 6, 'april': 4, 'december': 12, 'july': 7, 'november': 11.

This object specifies the hour when Daylight Savings time will start. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object specifies the minute when Daylight Savings time will start. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object specifies the week of the month when Daylight Savings time will end. A value of -1 means the last week of the month. This object is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object specifies the day of the week when Daylight Savings time will end. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1). Enumeration: 'monday': 1, 'tuesday': 2, 'friday': 5, 'wednesday': 3, 'thursday': 4, 'sunday': 7, 'saturday': 6.

This object specifies the month when Daylight Savings time will end. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1). Enumeration: 'february': 2, 'october': 10, 'march': 3, 'august': 8, 'september': 9, 'may': 5, 'january': 1, 'june': 6, 'april': 4, 'december': 12, 'july': 7, 'november': 11.

This object specifies the hour when Daylight Savings time will end. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object specifies the minute when Daylight Savings time will end. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object specifies the offset when Daylight Savings time will end. This is only used when the value of s5AgDaylightSavingsRecurring is true(1).

This object is used to force the current running configuration to be saved to a particular configuration block. Setting the object to a value corresponding to a valid block will cause the save to be performed. Setting the object to any other value will result in a wrongValue error. When queried, the value of this object is always 0.

This object specifies the configuration block that is configured to be used at the next boot. Setting this object may cause the system to reset. If this object is set to a value that does not correspond to a valid configuration block, a wrongValue error will be returned.

This object returns the configuration block that was used when the system last booted.

This table contains an entry for each available configuration boot block.

An entry describing one configuration boot block.

Index of the table, this is the block number.

The name of the configuration boot block.

The time when the configuration block was last saved. Note that if configuration data has never been saved to this block, the value will contain all 0 value bytes. If the actual date and time is unavailable when the block was written, the value should also be all 0 value bytes.

This object indicates whether the configuration block contains a valid configuration.

A table of paths to ASCII configuration script files.

A row in the ASCII configuration file paths table.

The index of an ASCII confiuration script file path.

A value between 1-127 indicates the priority with which the entry will be used at bootup. Entries with lower values will be used before entries with higher values. If two entries have equal priority values, the entry with the lower s5AgAsciiConfigScriptIndex will be used first. A value of 0 indicates that the entry will not be used at bootup.

The source of the script. This is an ASCII string similar to a URL, and must be in one of the following formats: - 'bootp://' - the source of the script will be determined using bootp. - 'usb://' - the script will be loaded from the usb port of the switch, if not in stack, or from the usb port of the base unit, if in stack. - 'usb:///' - the script will be loaded from the usb port of the switch, if not in stack, or from the usb port of the specified unit, if in stack. The unit number must be between 1 and 8. - 'tftp:///' - the script will be loaded using TFTP from the specified IP address. - 'tftp:///' - the script will be loaded using TFTP from the specified host. The hostname must have at most 64 characters in length. - 'sftp:///' - the script will be loaded using SFTP from the specified IP address. - 'sftp:///' - the script will be loaded using SFTP from the specified host. The hostname must have at most 64 characters in length. In each of the supported formats, the filename must have at most 255 characters in length. If this column is empty, it indicates that the entry is not in use.

This object is used to manually download and run a script, or to upload the current configuration. Setting it to download(2) will force the script to be loaded from the source specified in the corresponding instance of s5AgAsciiConfigScriptSource and then run. Setting it to upload(3) will cause the current system configuration to be uploaded to the source specified in the corresponding instance of s5AgAsciiConfigScriptSource. The value when retrieved is always other(1). Note that any Set to this object while the current value of any instance of s5AgAsciiConfigScriptOperStatus is either autoDownloadInProgress(3), manualDownloadInProgress(6), or manualUploadInProgress(9) will result in a resourceUnavailable error. Enumeration: 'download': 2, 'other': 1, 'upload': 3, 'uploadVerbose': 4.

This object indicates the current operational status of this entry. The value will reflect the status of the last operation performed using a particular entry. If an entry has never been used, the value will be other(1). Enumeration: 'manualDownloadPassed': 5, 'autoDownloadInProgress': 3, 'manualUploadFailed': 10, 'manualDownloadFailed': 7, 'manualUploadVerboseFailed': 13, 'autoDownloadPassed': 2, 'other': 1, 'manualUploadVerboseInProgress': 12, 'manualUploadInProgress': 9, 'autoDownloadFailed': 4, 'manualUploadVerbosePassed': 11, 'manualDownloadInProgress': 6, 'manualUploadPassed': 8.

The value of snmpEngineTime at the time of the last status change of this entry, i.e., the last time the value of the corresponding instance of s5AgAsciiConfigScriptOperStatus changed. If that value is other(1), then the value of this object will be 0.

This objects is used to specify the set of applications to be included an an ASCII configuration file when it is uploaded. Bits: 'ipv6-mld': 58, 'aaa': 61, 'cfm': 53, 'qos': 32, 'pim': 28, 'rtc': 35, 'ip': 16, 'brouter': 7, 'macSecurity': 26, 'ipv6-ripng': 63, 'lacp': 24, 'energySaver': 47, 'lst': 56, 'stkmon': 43, 'ipSourceGuard': 17, 'poe': 29, 'rmon': 34, 'es': 14, 'assetId': 4, 'ipv6-fhs': 59, 'nsna': 39, 'snmp': 37, 'dhcpSnooping': 12, 'aur': 5, 'ipv6': 21, 'stormControl': 60, 'dhcpServer': 51, 'fcoe': 52, 'core': 9, 'fabric-attach': 62, 'ipmc': 19, 'arpInspection': 3, 'ipfix': 18, 'unicastStormControl': 48, 'vlan': 46, 'radius': 64, 'vlacp': 45, 'wireless': 49, 'cops': 8, 'dhcpRelay': 11, 'slamon': 54, 'interface': 15, 'eap': 13, 'portMirroring': 30, 'banner': 6, 'stack': 42, 'sshc': 50, 'ieee802dot1ab': 0, 'spbm': 55, 'logging': 25, 'defaultCmdInterface': 10, 'sflow': 57, 'ssl': 41, 'pvst': 31, 'smlt': 38, 'aaur': 1, 'rateLimit': 33, 'stp': 44, 'l3': 22, 'mlt': 27, 'slpp': 36, 'adac': 2, 'l3Protocols': 23, 'ipmgr': 20, 'ssh': 40.

A table of information about software licenses.

Information about a software license.

The index of license file which now can vary between 0 and 9, a total of 10 licenses.

License type/level. Enumeration: 'stacking': 4, 'demo': 1, 'macsec': 5, 'premier': 3, 'advanced-macsec': 6, 'advanced': 2.

License data version.

MD5 Digest of encryption key.

MD5 Digest of entire license file.

Time field used for time limited licenses.

Time field used for time limited licenses.

Time field used for time limited licenses. Shows the expiring date of the current license.

Number of unique IDs(MAC addresses) associated with license.

Flags to indicate license type/functionality. Bits: 'expirationEnabled': 2, 'emergency': 3, 'singleSerial': 0, 'site': 1, 'compressed': 4, 'memoAttached': 5.

Memo field to allow text message to be added.

This object specifies the status of a license. At retrieval, the status is set to active(1). When setting the remove(2) value, the object deletes the specified license. Enumeration: 'active': 1, 'remove': 2.

A table of information about agent scripts.

A row in the agent script table.

The index of an agent script. Enumeration: 'lldp': 2, 'voice': 4, 'adac': 3, 'ip-office': 1.

This object is used to specify the agent script parameters, as strings separated by ';' character. If the string for a parameter is left empty (e.g '42;;255.255.0.0;', ';182.168.1.1;'), the parameter is set to its default value or, if it has none, the parameter is ignored. The value provided with s5AgentScriptParameters must contain the exact number of string parameters (default or not), as described below in each instance of a script. When running a script with its default configuration (this means setting s5AgentScriptRun to default(1) value), s5AgentScriptParameters is modified automatically with the default parameters. For ip-office(1) instance of the script table, the parameters list is: Voice VLAN ID; Voice VLAN gateway IP; Voice VLAN gateway mask; Data VLAN ID; Data VLAN Gateway IP; Data VLAN Gateway mask; IP Route to Gateway Modem-Router; IP Office Call-Server IP; IP Office File Server IP. (e.g. '42;192.168.42.254;255.255.255.0;44;192.168.44.254;255.255.255.0;192.168.44.2;192.168.42.1;192.168.42.1;'). For lldp(2) instance of the script table, the parameters list is: Data VLAN ID; Management VLAN flag; Data VLAN gateway IP; Data VLAN gateway mask; Data VLAN Uplink ports; Management IP address; Management IP mask; Default IP Route; Voice VLAN ID; Voice VLAN gateway IP; Voice VLAN gateway mask; LLDP Call Server IP; LLDP File Server IP; The parameter 'Management VLAN flag' describes whether the data vlan becomes the management vlan (1) or not (0). The following parameters are mandatory: Voice VLAN ID, LLDP Call Server IP, LLDP File Server IP. Management VLAN flag and Data VLAN Uplink ports are mandatory when the Data VLAN is selected. Default IP Route must be introduced when the Management VLAN is changed and an IP mask is mandatory when the corresponding IP address parameter is configured. (e.g. 44;1;192.168.44.254;255.255.255.0;1/23,1/24;192.168.1.1;255.255.255.0;192.168.44.2;42;192.168.42.254;255.255.255.0; 192.168.42.1;192.168.42.1;'). For adac(3) instance of the script table, the parameters list is: Data VLAN ID; Management VLAN flag; Data VLAN gateway IP; Data VLAN gateway mask; Management IP address; Management IP mask; Default IP Route; Voice VLAN ID; Voice VLAN gateway IP; Voice VLAN gateway mask; LLDP Call Server IP; LLDP File Server IP; Uplink trunk flag; ADAC Uplink ports; ADAC Call Server ports; ADAC Telephony ports. The parameter 'Management VLAN flag' describes whether the data vlan becomes the management vlan (1) or not (0). The 'Uplink trunk flag' indicates whether the ports in the 'ADAC Uplink ports' parameter become members of a MLT trunk (1) or not (0). The following parameters are mandatory: Voice VLAN ID, LLDP Call Server IP, LLDP File Server IP, Uplink trunk flag, ADAC Uplink ports, ADAC Call Server ports, ADAC Telephony ports. Management VLAN flag is mandatory when the Data VLAN is selected. Default IP Route must be introduced when the Management VLAN is changed and an IP mask is mandatory when the corresponding IP address parameter is configured. (e.g.'44;1;192.168.44.254;255.255.255.0;192.168.1.1;255.255.255.0;192.168.44.2;42;192.168.42.254;255.255.255.0; 192.168.42.1;192.168.42.1;1;1/23-24;1/1;1/2-22;') The voice(4) instance of the script table is unsupported.

The status of an agent script. Enumeration: 'failed': 2, 'inProgress': 3, 'passed': 1.

This object runs a script. When setting default(1) value, the script runs its default configuration. When setting the verbose(2) value, the script runs the parameters provided with s5AgentScriptParameters. At retrieval, the value is default(1). The lldp and adac scripts only run with verbose(2) value set. The ip-office script runs in both default and verbose modes. Enumeration: 'default': 1, 'verbose': 2.

System current time.

Specifies whether the RTC should synchronize with (S)NTP. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Specifies the clock source. Enumeration: 'ntp': 3, 'sysUpTime': 4, 'rtc': 1, 'sntp': 2.

NTP time.

SNTP time.

RTC time.