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extadmin
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1MonAddressIpAddressRW
.2MonPortINTEGERRW
.3MonTypeENUMRW
.4MonUpdateINTEGERRW
.5ProcRoutedENUMRW
.7ProcWatchDogENUMRW
.8ProcSSHdENUMRW
.9ScheduleIntervalINTEGERRW
.10UpdatePathDisplayStringRW
.11BackRtVerifyENUMRW
.12RerouteViaDefaultENUMRW

MonAddress
The IP address of the host machine running the Activity
Monitor program. This program displays the information
about the current state of all interfaces.
Periodically UDP packets are send to this IP address,
to refresh the data automatically on the target host.
The value 255.255.255.255 represents the broadcast address
of the first LAN interface (e.g. 10.255.255.255), so
more than one Activity Monitor on different hosts can 
receive the data.
MonPort
UDP port for the Activity Monitor protocol.
MonType
This parameter configures the content of the Activity Monitor 
packets, or disables it:
off          : Activity Monitor disabled
physical     : send only physical interfaces information
physical-virt: send physical and virtual interface
information.
Enumerations:
  • off (1)
  • physical (2)
  • physical-virt (3)
MonUpdate
This is the time interval for the Activity Monitor 
for sending packets (in seconds) to the specified IP address.
The value of 0 disables sending Activity Monitor packets.
ProcRouted
enabled: The routed process is running.
RIP and/or OSPF are available (subject to licenses).
This is the default behavior of the system.
Hints:
RIP  may be enabled/disabled by 'biboAdmRipUdpPort'
OSPF may be enabled/disabled by 'ospfAdminStat'
RIP  may be if-specific ena/disabled by 'ipExtIfRip*'
OSPF may be if-specific ena/disabled by 'ipExtIfOspf'
... but a running routed process consumes CPU-Time
to keep in sync with interface/routing tables - even
if RIP and OSPF are disabled (global or if-specific).
disabled: The routed process is stopped.
RIP and/or OSPF are unavailable.
Hints:
A stopped routed process consumes no CPU-Time.
Set ipExtAdmProcRouted to 'disabled' is recommended
if both protocols (RIP and OSPF) not used in the
specific router environment.
Enumerations:
  • enabled (1)
  • disabled (2)
ProcWatchDog
enabled: The watchd process is running.
up/down transitions on interfaces delivered by
various protocols like ping/ifOperStatus/VRRP
are processed by parsing a task table and slave
interfaces are switched up/down according to the
task definition.
disabled: The watchd process is stopped.
Enumerations:
  • enabled (1)
  • disabled (2)
ProcSSHd
enabled: The sshd process is running.
disabled: The sshd process is stopped.
Enumerations:
  • enabled (1)
  • disabled (2)
ScheduleInterval
This is the time interval in seconds for the Schedule
daemon watching any events (recommended value: 300).
The value 0 disables the scheduler.
Referring table: scheduleTable
UpdatePath
This is the default URL for automatic SW updates.
e.g. http://server/path/
This is used by the update procedure when no filename is 
given.
If this object ends with a '/', it is appended with
'/-b_current' to get the current image.
If this objects ends not with a '/' it is unchanged used
as a complete URL filename.
BackRtVerify
This object activates an additional check for incoming 
packets. If set to always (1), incoming packets are only
accepted if return packets sent back to their source IP
address would be sent over the same interface. This prevents
packets being passed from untrusted interfaces to this
interface. If set to interface-dependent (2), this check
will be performed only if enabled for the associated ingress
interface (see ipExtIfBackRtVerify). If set to never (2),
this check will be never performed, regardless wether enabled
or not for the associated interface.
Enumerations:
  • always (1)
  • interface-dependent (2)
  • never (3)
RerouteViaDefault
This object controls the behaviour of the routing algorithm 
when a network route exists for routing a packet, but is 
temporarily unusable because the status of the associated 
interface prevents transmission. In such a case, the routing 
algorithm tries to select an alternate route to allow the 
packet to reach its destination. If set to disabled (1), 
default routes are discarded during the search for a suitable 
alternate route. If set to enabled (2), a default route may 
be selected for rerouting provided it is the most appropriate 
route available.
Enumerations:
  • disabled (1)
  • enabled (2)


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