Index |
The unique number of the MIB row. |
Descr |
This object contains a textual description of the row. |
State |
The State of the MIB row. Enumerations: - valid (1)
- invalid (2)
- delete (3)
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X25LocAddr |
The local X.121 address in the X25 call. If empty, the
local address will not be matched. Extended Adresses are
indicated by a leading '@'. The wildcards '*', '?', '[',
']', '{', '}' may be used. |
X25LocNSAP |
The local NSAP in the X25 call. If empty, the
local NSAP will not be matched. The NSAP is preceeded
by an 'X' if it is an OSI compatible NSAP or by a 'N' if
the NSAP is in a not OSI compatible format. The wildcards
'*', '?', '[', ']', '{', '}' may be used. |
X25RemAddr |
The remote X.121 address in the X25 call. If empty, the
remote address will not be matched. Extended Adresses are
indicated by a leading '@'. The wildcards '*', '?', '[',
']', '{', '}' may be used. |
X25RemNSAP |
The remote NSAP in the X25 call. If empty, the
local NSAP will not be matched. The NSAP is preceeded
by an 'X' if it is an OSI compatible NSAP or by a 'N' if
the NSAP is in a not OSI compatible format. The wildcards
'*', '?', '[', ']', '{', '}' may be used. |
X25ProtocolId |
The protocol id of the X25 call. The protocol id
will not be used for the matching process, when this
object is set to -1 |
X25CallUserData |
For outgoing calls, this field contains the Call User Data
field of the outgoing X.25 Call Request packet.
For incoming X.25 calls, the field will be compared against
the first or the last part of the Call User Data field of
the incoming X.25 call packet. Direction for matching is
defined in x25ToTcpX25CUDMode. If empty, the call user data
field will not be used for matching. |
X25Cug |
If this object has a value other than -1, a Closed User Group
facility will be generated for outgoing X.25 calls. The value
will be the value of the object. |
X25CugOutgoing |
If this object has a value other than -1, a Closed User Group
Outgoing facility will be generated for outgoing X.25 calls.
The value will be the value of the object. |
X25CugBilateral |
If this object has a value other than -1, a Closed User Group
Bilateral facility will be generated for outgoing X.25 calls.
The value will be the value of the object. |
IpLocAddr |
This object describes the the Local address of the
IP-datagrams belonging
to the set. If both objects are set to 0.0.0.0 the local
addresses for the datagrams in the set is not specified
and can take any value. |
IpLocPort |
This object is used for incoming TCP calls. A value
other than -1 specifies the local port number that
is used for matching.
Multiple local ports can be defined to extend the
address space for TCP calls. |
IpRemAddr |
This object describes together with x25ToTcpIpRemMask the
range of the Remote addresses of the IP-datagrams belonging
to the set. If both objects are set to 0.0.0.0 the local
addresses for the datagrams in the set is not specified
and can take any value. |
IpRemMask |
This object describes together with x25ToTcpIpRemAddr the
range of the Remote addresses of the IP-datagrams belonging
to the set. If both objects are set to 0.0.0.0 the local
addresses for the datagrams in the set is not specified
and can take any value. |
IpRemPort |
This object describes together with x25ToTcpIpRemPortRange the
range of local portnumbers of the IP-datagrams belonging to
the set. All portnumbers between and including the two
objects are within the range.
If both objects are set to -1, the value of the source
portnumber is not specified and can take any value. |
IpRemPortRange |
This object describes together with x25ToTcpIpRemPort the
range of local portnumbers of the IP-datagrams belonging to
the set. All portnumbers between and including the two
objects are within the range.
If both objects are set to -1, the value of the source
portnumber is not specified and can take any value. |
Class |
description not available Enumerations: - normal (1)
- master-plus1 (2)
- master-plus2 (3)
- master-plus3 (4)
- subrule1 (5)
- subrule2 (6)
- subrule3 (7)
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Metric |
Metric to put order on table entries |
Direction |
This object describes, if the row its belongs to is
valid in the direction from tcp to x25, x25 to tcp or
both direction. Enumerations: |
Packetizing |
This object describes, how x25 packets are encoded on
the IP stream:
none: no packetizing. Packetizing information
is lost.
pos: packetization according to the ATOS
specification for POS terminals
rfc1006: packetization according to rfc1006
Enumerations: - none (1)
- atos (2)
- rfc1006 (3)
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Reset |
This object describes, how the reception of a reset
packet on the X.25 link shall be handled:
clear: the connection will be cleared
accept: the reset will be confirmed and
the data transfer continues
Enumerations: |
Intr |
Not supported yet!
(This object describes, how the reception of an interrupt
packet on the X.25 link shall be handled:
clear: the connection will be cleared
ignore: the intr will be ignored and
the data transfer continues
pass: the data part will be sent to TCP
like data and the data transfer continues)
Enumerations: - clear (1)
- ignore (2)
- pass (3)
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Monitor |
If this object is set to on, the row will only be valid
for the direction x25 to tcp, when the IpRemoteAddr is
reachable by ICMP echo packets. Otherwise it is not
used and an alternate entry to a different Ip Address
can be used for redundant scenarios.
Enumerations: |
MonState |
This object describes the reachability of the Remote IP
Adress:
not_monitored: the address is not monitored
unreachable: the address is monitored, but does
not reply to ICMP Echo Requests
ready: the address is answering for
ICMP Echo Requests and ready
to accept TCP calls.
Enumerations: - not-monitored (1)
- unreachable (2)
- ready (3)
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X25CUDMode |
This object specifies the matching direction for the call
user data field. When set to right-to-left, the rightmost
digits of the call user data field are compared against
the x25TcpX25CallUserData. When set to left-to-right, the
leftmost digits of the Call User Data field are compared
against x25TcpX25CallUserData. Enumerations: - right-to-left (1)
- left-to-right (2)
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