BROCADE-SYSTEM-MIB Table View

This object identifies the sensor.

This object identifies the sensor type.

The current status of the sensor.

The current value (reading) of the sensor.
The value, -2147483648, represents an unknown quantity.
It also means that the sensor does not have the capability to
measure the actual value. In V2.0, the temperature sensor
…

Additional displayable information on the sensor.
In V2.x, it contains the sensor type and number
in textual format. For example, 'Temp 3', 'Fan 6'.

This object identifies the switch port index.
Note that the value of a port index is 1 higher than the
port number labeled on the front panel.
E.g. port index 1 correspond to port number 0.

This object identifies the type of switch port.
It may be of type stitch(1), flannel(2), loom(3) , bloom(4),rdbloom(5) or wormhole(6).

This object identifies the physical state of
the port:
noCard(1) no card present in this switch slot;
noTransceiver(2) no Transceiver module in this port.
noGbic(2) was used previous…

This object identifies the operational status of
the port. The online(1) state indicates that user frames
can be passed. The unknown(0) state indicates that likely
the port module is physically absent (see swFCPortPhySt…

The desired state of the port. A management station
may place the port in a desired state by setting this
object accordingly. The testing(3) state indicates that
no user frames can be passed. As the result of
either ex…

This object indicates the link state of the port.
The value may be:
enabled(1) - port is allowed to participate in the FC-PH
protocol with its attached port (or ports if it is
in a FC-AL loop);
disabled(2) -…

This object indicates the media transmitter type of
the port. The value may be:
unknown(1) cannot determined to the port driver
lw(2) long wave laser
sw(3) short wave laser
ld(4) l…

This object counts the number of Fibre Channel
words that the port has transmitted.

This object counts the number of Fibre Channel
words that the port has received.

This object counts the number of (Fibre Channel)
frames that the port has transmitted.

This object counts the number of (Fibre Channel)
frames that the port has received.

This object counts the number of Class 2
frames that the port has received.

This object counts the number of Class 3
frames that the port has received.

This object counts the number of Link Control
frames that the port has received.

This object counts the number of Multicast
frames that the port has received.

This object counts the number of times when RDYs
exceeds the frames received.

This object counts the number of times when the
transmit credit has reached zero.

This object counts the number of encoding error or
disparity error inside frames received.

This object counts the number of CRC errors
detected for frames received.

This object counts the number of truncated
frames that the port has received.

This object counts the number of received frames that
are too long.

This object counts the number of received frames that
have bad EOF delimiter.

This object counts the number of encoding error or
disparity error outside frames received.

This object counts the number of invalid Ordered
Sets received.

This object counts the number of Class 3
frames that the port has discarded.

This object counts the number of Multicast
frames that has been timed out.

This object counts the number of Multicast
frames that has been transmitted.

This object counts the number of Loop Initializations
that has been initiated by loop devices attached.

This object counts the number of Loop Initializations
that has been initiated by the port.

This object indicates the Physical Address (AL_PA)
of the loop device that initiated the last
Loop Initialization.

The World_wide_Name of the Fibre Channel port.
The contents of an instance are in the IEEE extended format
as specified in FC-PH; the 12-bit port identifier represents
the port number within the switch.

The desired baud rate for the port. It can have the
values of 1GB (1), 2GB (2), Auto-Negotiate (3), 4GB (4), 8GB (5),
or 10GB (6). Some of the above values may not be supported
by all type of switches.

A string indicates the name of the addressed port.
The names should be persistent across switch reboots.
Port names do not have to be unique within a switch or
within a fabric.

This string indicates the physical port number of the addressed port.
The format of the string is: <slot>/port, where 'slot' being
present only for bladed systems.

A bit map of port status flags which includes the information of port type.
Currently this will indicate if the port is virtual or physical.

The Brocade port type.

This object identifies the event entry.

This object identifies the date and time when this
event occurred, in textual format.

This object identifies the severity level of this
event entry.

This object identifies how many times this particular
event has occurred.

This object identifies the textual description of
the event.

This object identifies the Virtual fabric id.