cgprsL2rlyUid - Cisco GPRS L2rly Uid

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cgprsL2rlyUid

Cisco GPRS L2rly Uid
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.9993.1.1.1

L2 Relay unit identification. DEFVAL { 32 } ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 1 } SYNTAX INTEGER { datacomUnit(1), telecomUnit(2) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION The type can be either a datacom unit, or a telecom unit. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 2 } SYNTAX Integer32 (0..1000) UNITS "seconds The frequency of transmission of self_id packet. This packet is transmitted periodically, for keep-alive and auto discovery purposes. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 3 } SYNTAX TruthValue MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION L2 Relay flow control function flag. 'on' means that the flow control has been enabled, and 'off' means the converse. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 4 } SYNTAX Integer32 (0..65535) UNITS "seconds The configurable time duration for monitoring the excessive rate at which packets are dropped by the L2 Relay on SGSN due to traffic congestion problem. DEFVAL { 300 } ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 5 } SYNTAX TruthValue MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION The object indicates whether the system produces the cgprsL2rlyNoRespToKeepAliveMsgNotification. A false value will prevent the cgprsL2rlyNoRespToKeepAliveMsgNotification from being generated by this system. DEFVAL { true } ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 6 } SYNTAX TruthValue MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION The object indicates whether the system produces the cgprsL2rlyUnitJoinNotification. A false value will prevent the cgprsL2rlyUnitJoinNotificationcgprs from being generated by this system. DEFVAL { true } ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 7 } SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CgprsL2rlyInterfaceEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION The table that lists the interfaces which l2rly is using. Currently the table has just two and always two entries. There is only one l2rly T or D unit on each router. To ensure reliability and do load sharing, there could be two fast ethernets among the l2rly units. Thus each l2rly unit could interface with two fast ethernets. At least one interface should be configured and working in order for l2rly to work. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConfig 8 } SYNTAX CgprsL2rlyInterfaceEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION The l2rly interface table entry. INDEX { cgprsL2rlyInterfaceId } ::= { cgprsL2rlyInterfaceTable 1 } CgprsL2rlyInterfaceEntry ::= SEQUENCE { cgprsL2rlyInterfaceId InterfaceIndex, cgprsL2rlyInterfaceRowStatus RowStatus } SYNTAX InterfaceIndex MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION The ifIndex for the corresponding interface which l2rly is using. ::= { cgprsL2rlyInterfaceEntry 1 } SYNTAX RowStatus MAX-ACCESS read-create STATUS current DESCRIPTION The status for row creation and deletion. ::= { cgprsL2rlyInterfaceEntry 2 } -- ************************************************************** -- L2RLY Statistics -- These stats are for SGSN only. -- ************************************************************** SYNTAX Counter32 MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION A running count indicating how many times L2 Relay flow control has been trigerred. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyStats 1 } SYNTAX Counter32 UNITS "packets The L2 Relay input queue length. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyStats 2 } SYNTAX Counter32 UNITS "packets Total number of packets dropped by L2 Relay due to unknown headers since system startup. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyStats 3 } SYNTAX Integer32 (0..65535) UNITS "seconds The time frame within which the number of L2 Relay packets, defined by cgprsL2rlyDroppedPktsCount, are dropped. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyStats 4 } SYNTAX Counter32 UNITS "packets The number of packets dropped by L2 Relay on the SGSN within cgprsL2rlyDroppedPktsTimeFrame. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyStats 5 } SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CgprsL2rlyPeerEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION The table lists all the l2rly units on the peer nodes that directly connect with this l2rly units through two fast ethernets. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyStats 6 } SYNTAX CgprsL2rlyPeerEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION L2rly unit peer entries. INDEX { cgprsL2rlyPeerUid, cgprsL2rlyInterfaceId } ::= { cgprsL2rlyPeerTable 1} CgprsL2rlyPeerEntry ::= SEQUENCE { cgprsL2rlyPeerUid Integer32, cgprsL2rlyPeerUnitType INTEGER } SYNTAX Integer32 (0..64) MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION The Uid that uniquely identify the peer l2rly unit that connects to the same fast ethernets as this l2rly unit. ::= { cgprsL2rlyPeerEntry 1 } SYNTAX INTEGER { datacomUnit(1), telecomUnit(2) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION The type of the peer l2rly on other devices which connects to the same fast ethernets as this one. ::= { cgprsL2rlyPeerEntry 2 } -- ****************************************************************** -- Trap definitions -- ****************************************************************** ciscoGprsL2rlyNotificationPrefix OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyMIB 2 } ciscoGprsL2rlyNotifications OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyNotificationPrefix 0 } cgprsL2rlyUnitJoinNotification NOTIFICATION-TYPE OBJECTS { cgprsL2rlyUid } STATUS current DESCRIPTION This trap indicates that a new 'SGSN T-node' joins the service. This happens when a new SGSN node restarts or the network problem (fast ethernets among the units) recovers. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyNotifications 1 } cgprsL2rlyNoRespToKeepAliveMsgNotification NOTIFICATION-TYPE OBJECTS { cgprsL2rlyUid } STATUS current DESCRIPTION This trap indicates that the 'SGSN T-node' failed to respond to the L2 Relay 'Keep Alive' message. The cgprsL2rlyUid variable identifies the 'SGSN T-node' that failed to respond. ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyNotifications 2 } -- ****************************************************************** -- Conformances -- ****************************************************************** ciscoGprsL2rlyConformances OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyMIB 3 } cgprsL2rlyCompliances OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConformances 1} cgprsL2rlyGroups OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ciscoGprsL2rlyConformances 2} -- compliance statements cgprsL2rlyCompliance MODULE-COMPLIANCE STATUS current DESCRIPTION The compliance statement for entities which implement the CISCO GPRS L2RLY MIB. MODULE MANDATORY-GROUPS { cgprsL2rlyConfigGroup, cgprsL2rlyStatsGroup } ::= {cgprsL2rlyCompliances 1} -- units of conformance OBJECTS { cgprsL2rlyUid, cgprsL2rlyUnitType, cgprsL2rlyEchoTimer, cgprsL2rlyFlowControlFlag, cgprsL2rlyDroppedPktsMonTime, cgprsL2rlyNoRespToKeepAliveMsgNotificationEnable, cgprsL2rlyUnitJoinNotificationEnable, cgprsL2rlyInterfaceRowStatus } STATUS current DESCRIPTION A collection of configurable parameters for L2RLY. ::= { cgprsL2rlyGroups 1} OBJECTS { cgprsL2rlyFlowControlTriggerCount, cgprsL2rlyInputQLen, cgprsL2rlyTotalPacketsDropped, cgprsL2rlyDroppedPktsTimeFrame, cgprsL2rlyDroppedPktsCount, cgprsL2rlyPeerUnitType } STATUS current DESCRIPTION A collection of stats for L2RLY.

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