BRCM-PING-MGMT-MIB
Broadcom proprietary MIB for runtime management and configuration of objects related to ICMP ping.
Main OID:
pingMgmt.cableDataMgmtBase.5
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pingMgmtBroadcom proprietary MIB for runtime management and configuration
of objects related to ICMP ping. MODULE-IDENTITY .cableDataMgmtBase.5 |
pingTargetAddressTypeThe type of internet address used for pingTargetAddress.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw InetAddressType (INET-ADDRESS-MIB) .cableDataMgmtBase.5.1 |
pingTargetAddressSets the internet address of the entity to be pinged. Note that if
an all-zeros value is specified for this object, then the ping will
be sent to the default gateway, if one exists.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw InetAddress (INET-ADDRESS-MIB) .cableDataMgmtBase.5.2 |
pingNumPktsAllows the client to set the number of pings to be sent. This can be
set to any number between 1 and (2^32 - 1), or can be set to 'infinite'
by setting the value to 0.
Note that if set to infinite, then the ping must be stopped explicitly
in order to get it to stop.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Unsigned32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.3 |
pingPktStartSizeAllows the client to set the initial size of the ping packets that will
be sent. This size includes the LLC header, IP header, ICMP header,
and the CRC32 at the end. You must specify values between 64 and 1518,
which are the min and max size Ethernet frames.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Unsigned32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.4 |
pingPktEndSizeAllows the client to set the final size of the ping packets that will
be sent. This size includes the LLC header, IP header, ICMP header,
and the CRC32 at the end. You must specify values between 64 and 1518,
which are the min and max size Ethernet frames.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Unsigned32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.5 |
pingPktStepSizeSpecifies the number of bytes by which each subsequent ping packet
is incremented.
The step amount can be any number from 0 (which leaves the ping size
constant) up to (2^32 - 1). Note that after adding the step amount to
the current ping size, if this is greater than the end size, then the
current size will be wrapped around to the start size.
If you want to send ping packets of the same size every time, set
the start and end size to be equal, and the step amount to be 0.
To do a sweeping ping of every packet size, set start to 64, end to
1518, and step amount to 1. You can set step amount to -1 to sweep in
the other direction.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Integer32 (-1454..1454) UNITS "bytes" .cableDataMgmtBase.5.6 |
pingIntervalAllows the client to set the amount of time (in milliseconds) that the
device will sleep before sending a ping. Generally, this is the time
between when a ping reply is received and when the next ping will be
sent.
Note that the amount of time between sending one ping and sending the
next ping varies depending on whether or not you enable waiting for
replies, and how long it takes to receive the reply.
If waiting for replies is disabled, then this is the time between
sending one ping and sending the next ping.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Unsigned32 UNITS "milliseconds" .cableDataMgmtBase.5.7 |
pingTimeoutAllows the client to set the amount of time (in milliseconds) that the
device should wait for a reply after sending a ping.
If set to any non-negative value, then the device will send a ping and
wait for a response for the specified amount of time. Event if
set to 0, the thread will check for and process a reply packet.
If set to -1, then the device will not wait at all, and won't even
check for any replies.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Integer32 (-1..65535) UNITS "milliseconds" .cableDataMgmtBase.5.8 |
pingVerifyReplyEnables/disables verification of ping replies. If enabled, and if
waiting for replies is enabled, then if a reply is received, it will
verify that it matches the ping that was sent, and that all of the
data is intact.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw TruthValue (SNMPv2-TC) .cableDataMgmtBase.5.9 |
pingIpStackNumberAllows the client to select the IP stack from which the pings will be
sent. Specifying 0 means that the pings will be sent from the same IP
stack on which this MIB is hosted.
This object may not be changed while a ping is in progress.rw Integer32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.10 |
pingNowStarts or stops the pings, as well as indicating whether a ping is in
progress when read. If a ping is already in progress and this object
is set to true(1), then the ping will continue but the ping statistics
will be reset.
This object may be changed while a ping is in progress.rw TruthValue (SNMPv2-TC) .cableDataMgmtBase.5.11 |
pingPktsSentIndicates the number of packets sent since the ping was started.ro Counter32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.12 |
pingRepliesReceivedIndicates the number of replies received since the ping was started.ro Counter32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.13 |
pingRepliesVerifiedIndicates the number of replies which were verified since the ping was
started.ro Counter32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.14 |
pingOctetsSentIndicates the total number of octets that have been sent in pings
since the ping was started.ro Counter32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.15 |
pingOctetsReceivedIndicates the total number of octets that have been sent in pings
since the ping was started.ro Counter32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.16 |
pingIcmpErrorsIndicates the total ICMP errors which have been received since the
ping was started.ro Counter32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.17 |
pingLastIcmpErrorIndicates value of the last ICMP error which was received, if any. If
there have been no errors, this object will have a value of 0.ro Unsigned32 .cableDataMgmtBase.5.18 |