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cFcSdvVirtDeviceEntry
Cisco Fibre Channel SAN Device Virtualization Virtual Device Entry
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.593.1.1.1.1
An entry (conceptual row) in the cFcSdvVirtDeviceTable. Each entry represents a Virtual Device in a specific VSAN. +-------+---------+--- |VdIndex| +-------+---------+---- | maps to | +--|----+-------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-- | |____|VirtRealDevMapIndex|VirtRealDeviceIdType| VirtRealDeviceId|.. |vdIndex| | | | +-------+-------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-- -<< Fig 3 >>- The above figure (Fig 3) depicts the relationship that this conceptual row has with conceptual rows of the other tables for configuring the virtual device. The deletion of a row in this table also causes the deletion of all the Real Device mapping entries for the same combination of vsanIndex and cFcSdvVdIndex in the cFcSdvVirtRealDevMapTable. INDEX { vsanIndex, cFcSdvVdIndex } ::= { cFcSdvVirtDeviceTable 1 } CFcSdvVirtDeviceEntry ::= SEQUENCE { cFcSdvVdIndex Unsigned32, cFcSdvVdName SnmpAdminString, cFcSdvVdVirtDomain DomainIdOrZero, cFcSdvVdFcId FcAddressId, cFcSdvVdPwwn FcNameIdOrZero, cFcSdvVdNwwn FcNameIdOrZero, cFcSdvVdAssignedFcId FcAddressId, cFcSdvVdRealDevMapList FcList, cFcSdvVdStorageType StorageType, cFcSdvVdRowStatus RowStatus } SYNTAX Unsigned32 (1..4096) MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION An arbitrary index number of a Virtual Device. This instance value uniquely identifies a Virtual Device within the context of a particular VSAN and in the agent where an instance of this MIB instrumentation is running.
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