CXEthIo-MIB
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RFC1155-SMIProvides configuration information for each Ethernet service access point
and its associated hardware ports. It also provides statistical information
about activity at the interface.
Each row of the table (entry) contains information that corresponds to a
particular service access point. SEQUENCE OF EthSapOprEntry .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.1 |
ethSapAdmTableProvides configuration information for each Ethernet service access point
and its associated hardware port.
Each row (entry) of the table corresponds to a particular service access
point. SEQUENCE OF EthSapAdmEntry .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2 |
ethSapAdmEntryProvides configuration information for a particular Ethernet service access
point and its associated hardware port. EthSapAdmEntry .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1 |
ethSapAdmNumberIdentifies the service access point by a number. Each service access point
is assigned a unique number. The number is assigned by the system.ro INTEGER .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.1 |
ethSapAdmAliasDetermines the textual name (alias) of this service access point. Each
service access point is assigned a unique name.
Range of Values: 0-16 alphanumeric characters. (Note that the first
character must be a letter; spaces are not allowed).
Related Parameters: The alias must be the same as the one used in
cxCfgIpxPortSubnetworkSAPAlias and cxCfgIpAdEntSubnetworkSAPAlias.rw Alias .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.2 |
ethSapAdmConnectorTypeIdentifies the connector type used for the hardware port.
Options:
auto (1): connector type detected automatically
aui (2)
tbaseT (3)
100baseT (4) 100 Mbs Ethernet
Default Value: auto (1)
Configuration Changed: administrative
Further
action: to activate changed
value, click on Action in EMS menu
bar, then click on Reset with Save.rw Enumeration .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.3 |
ethSapAdmDataGeneratorDetermines whether the Data Generator is enabled. The Data Generator is
used for testing purposes.
Options:
disabled (1)
enabled.(2)
enabled-verify.(3) The data generator is enabled and it checks what it
receives against what it has sent. The result of the test is displayed in
ethStatAdmrRxGenErrors. If this option is selected, ethSapOprLoobackType
must be set to remote.
Default Value: disabled (1)
Configuration Changed: administrativerw Enumeration .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.4 |
ethSapAdmGenFramesDetermines the number of times a frame will be generated (for testing
purposes). Frames are generated every 1 msec. If the value is set to zero,
then frames will be generated continuously (every 1 msec).
If the Data Generator is disabled (using ethSapAdmDataGenerator), then the
value is ignored.
Range of Values: 0 - 255
Default Value: 1
Configuration Changed: administrativerw INTEGER .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.5 |
ethSapAdmGenFrameSizeDetermines the size of the frames (in bytes) to be generated (for testing
purposes). If the Data Generator is disabled, then this value is
ignored.
Range of Values: 0 -1514 bytes
Default Value:512 bytes
Configuration Changed: administrativerw INTEGER .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.6 |
ethSapAdmLoopbackTypeDetermines whether the port performs remote loopback, local loopback or
both.
Options:
none (1): Loopback is disabled.
local (2): The Service Access Point associated with the port returns all
frames to the originating layer without transmitting them.
remote (3): The port transmists back whatever it receives. (This implies
that the Service Access Point associated with the port will not permit
communications with any upper layer requesting service.)
both (4): Both remote and local loopback enabled.
Default Value: none (1)
Configuration Changed: administrative.rw Enumeration .1.3.6.1.4.1.495.2.1.6.45.2.1.7 |
ethSapOprEntryProvides the configuration of a particular Ethernet service access point
and its associated hardware port. It also provides statistical information
about activity at the interface. EthSapOprEntry .ethSapOprTable.1 |
ethSapOprNumberIdentifies the service access point by a numerical value. Each
service access point is assigned a unique number. The number is assigned by
the system.ro INTEGER .ethSapOprTable.1.1 |
ethSapOprAliasIdentifies the textual name (Alias) of this service access point. Each
service access point must have a unique name.
Range of Values: 0-16 alphanumeric characters. (Note that the first
character must be a letter and spaces are not allowed).
Default Value: Nonero Alias .ethSapOprTable.1.2 |
ethSapOprConnectorTypeIdentifies the connector type used for the hardware port.
Options:
auto (1): (connector type detected automatically)
aui (2):
tbaseT (3):
100baseT (4) 100 Mbs Ethernet
Default Value: autoro Enumeration .ethSapOprTable.1.3 |
ethSapOprDataGeneratorDetermines whether the Data Generator is enabled. The Data Generator is
used for testing purposes.
Options:
disabled (1)
enabled (2)
enabled-verify(3): The data generator is enabled and it checks what it
receives against what it has sent. The result of the test is displayed in
ethStatOprRxGenErrors. If this option is selected ethSapOprLoobackType must
be set to remote.
retrigger (4): The data generator repeats the transmission as specified in
ethSapOprGenFrames and ethSapOprGen.
Default Value: disabled
Configuration Changed: administrative
The change cannot be saved.rw Enumeration .ethSapOprTable.1.4 |
ethSapOprGenFramesDetermines the number of times a frame will be generated (for testing
purposes). Frames are generated every 1 msec. If the value is set to zero,
then frames will be generated continuously (every 1 msec).
If the Data Generator is disabled (using ethSapOprDataGenerator), then the
value is ignored.
Range of Values: 0 - 255
Default Value: 1rw INTEGER .ethSapOprTable.1.5 |
ethSapOprGenFrameSizeDetermines the size of the frames (in bytes) to be generated (for testing
purposes). If the Data Generator is disabled, then this value is ignored.
Range of Values: 0-1514 bytes
Default Value: 512 bytes
Configuration Changed: administrative
The change cannot be saved.rw INTEGER .ethSapOprTable.1.6 |
ethSapOprLoopbackTypeDetermines whether the port performs remote loopback, local loopback or
both.
Options:
none (1): Loopback is disabled.
local (2): The Service Access Point associated with the port returns all
frames to the originating layer without transmitting them.
remote (3): The port transmists back whatever it receives. (This implies
that the Service Access Point associated with the port will not permit
communications with any upper layer requesting service.)
both (4): Both remote and local loopback enabled.
Default Value: none (1)
Configuration Changed: administrative
The change cannot be saved.ro Enumeration .ethSapOprTable.1.7 |
ethOprControlStatsDetermines whether the statistics for the hardware port will be cleared.
When the clearSapStats option is selected all the counters for the port are
cleared.
Options:
clearSapStats (clears statistics for the hardware port).rw Enumeration .ethSapOprTable.1.12 |
ethStatOprLinkStateIdentifies whether the hardware port is available. If there is a problem
with the port (e.g. a faulty connection) the value will be down.
Options:
up (1)
down (2)
Default Value: Nonero Enumeration .ethSapOprTable.1.14 |
ethStatOprInFramesIdentifies the total number of frames received by this port. The value
indicates the activity at this interface.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.15 |
ethStatOprInOctetsIdentifies the total number of octets received by this port. The value
indicates the activity at this interface.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.16 |
ethStatOprInErrorsIdentifies the total number of errors received by this port. Errors include
overrun errors, non-octet errors, and CRC errors.
A high count may indicate a hardware problem.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.17 |
ethStatOprInDiscardsIdentifies the total number of frames received and discarded due to errors
or other conditions (i.e. busy, lack of receive buffers, frames received
while port not bound to an upper layer.)
A high count may indicate that the port is not bound to an upper
layer.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.18 |
ethStatOprInBusyDiscardsIdentifies the total number of frames received and discarded as a result of
a lack of receive buffers.
A high count may indicate system resources are low.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.19 |
ethStatOprOutFramesIdentifies the total number of frames transmitted by this port.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.20 |
ethStatOprOutOctetsIdentifies the total number of octets transmitted by this port.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.21 |
ethStatOprOutErrorsIdentifies the total number of errors transmitted by this port. The count
includes Transmitter Underrun, Carrier sense Lost During Frame
Transmission, Attempts Limits Expires, and Late Collisions.
A high count may indicate a hardware problem.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.22 |
ethStatOprOutDiscardsIdentifies the total number of frames which were unsuccessfully transmitted
due to a lack of transmit buffers.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.23 |
ethStatOprOutCSLostFramesIdentifies the total number of transmitted frames for which the carrier
sense lost condition was encountered during transmission.
A high count may indicate that the device was unplugged during
transmission.
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.24 |
ethStatOprRxGenErrorsIdentifies the total number of frames received that contain errors (for a
port that has enable-verify set in ethSapOprDataGenerator.)
Range of Values: 0 to 4, 294, 967, 295
Default Value: Nonero Counter .ethSapOprTable.1.25 |