TIMETRA-TC-MIB

A number used to identify an entry in the aluNgeKeygroupTable or zero.

The value of BgpConnectRetryTime is a time interval in seconds for a
'ConnectRetry' timer.default is 120 seconds.

The value of BgpHoldTime is a time interval in seconds for Hold Timer.

The status of the BGP peering session.

Source/Destination class index.

Source/Destination class index or none(0).

An object of type DateAndTimeOrEmpty data type contains a date-time
specification as in SNMPv2-TC::DateAndTime, or is empty

IEEE 802.1p priority. zero is lowest, seven is highest.
-1 means not set

IEEE 802.1p priority mask. zero is lowest, seven is highest.

IEEE 802.1p priority mask.

The flow identifier or Flow Label in an IPv6
packet header that may be used to discriminate
traffic flows. (RFC3595).
The value -1 indicates 'no flowLabel'

IPv6 flow label mask

A unique value, greater than zero, for each interface
or interface sub-layer in the managed system. It is
recommended that values are assigned contiguously
starting from 1. The value for each interface sub-
layer must remain constant at least from one re-
initialization of the entity's network management
system to the next re-initialization.

the number of bits to match in an IP address mask.

The unique number identifying a LAG interface.

There are maximum 64 LAG interfaces, when the value of
TIMETRA-CHASSIS-MIB::tmnxChassisType is '5' (ESS-1/SR-1).

LAGInterfaceNumberOrZero is similar to LAGInterfaceNumber but includes
zero indicating invalid LAG identifier.

This provides MCI type to for the objects which do not have well
defined defaults

PwPortIdOrZero indicates the range for pw port id's with 0 as the
default value.

The QTag data type is a 12-bit integer tag used to identify
a service. The values 0 and 4095 are not allowed.

The data type QTagFullRange represents a VLAN tag. A VLAN tag is 12
bits is size. The data type QTagFullRange covers the whole range of
possible values. (0..4095 or 0x0 .. 0xFFF)

The data type QTagFullRangeOrNone represents a VLAN tag. A VLAN tag is
12 bits is size. The data type QTagFullRange covers the whole range of
possible values. (0..4095 or 0x0 .. 0xFFF).

The value '-1' indicates the absence of a VLAN tag.

The QTag data type is a 12-bit integer tag used to identify
a service. The values 0 and 4095 are not allowed.

The value '-1' indicates the absence of a VLAN tag.

The data type QTagOrZero represents a VLAN tag.

The value '0' indicates that no VLAN tag is provisioned, or that its
value is unknown.

The value used to uniquely identify an SDP Binding. The first four
octets correspond to the zero-extended 16-bit SDP ID, while the
remaining four octets correspond to the 32-bit VC ID, both encoded in
network byte order.

802.2 LLC SAP value, Source and Destination.

ServiceAdminStatus data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the administrative state of a service.

ServiceOperStatus data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the current operational state of a
service.

The SvcISID specifies a 24 bit (0..16777215) service instance
identifier for the service. As part of the Provider Backbone Bridging
frames, it is used at the destination PE as a demultiplexor field.

The value of -1 is used to indicate the value of this object is
unspecified.

The adaptation rule to be applied to calculate the operational values
for the specified entity.

The adaptation rule to be applied to calculate the operational values
for the specified entity.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps.

The identification number of QoS policy. Any value greater than 65535
indicates the policy was created by the system.

The format is:
+--------------------------------+
|<----C-----><-B><------A------->|
+--------------------------------+
31 0

where:
A (16 bits) is the base policy identifier.
B (4 bits) is the 'policy type'.
C (12 bits) is the auxiliary identifier.

When policy type = 0 (0000b), the acceptable range for base policy
identifier is 1..65535. This is the user
configured values.
When policy type = 1 (0001b) [NAT/LNS], the acceptable range for base
policy identifier is 0..4. These policies
are considered 'internal' and cannot be
created or modified by the user.
When policy type = 2 (0010b) The auxiliary identifier represents
internal policies that are created
by the system based on dynamic flow based
requests from diameter and cannot be
modified by the user. These polices
ranges from 1..2047. For all other policy
types, the auxiliary identifier must be
zero.

The identification number of QoS policy. Refer to the description of
the textual convention TAnyQosPolicyID for more info on how this
number is to be interpreted.

The TAtmTdpDescrType is an enumerated integer whose value indicates
the types of cell loss priority to be used in conjunction with traffic
parameters.

The following values are outlined:
Integer Value Interpretation
------------- ------------------------
clp0And1pcr PCR applies to CLP 0 and
CLP 1 cell flows
clp0And1pcrPlusClp0And1scr PCR applies to CLP 0 and
CLP 1 cell flows.
SCR applies to CLP 0 and
CLP 1 cell flows.
clp0And1pcrPlusClp0scr PCR applies to CLP 0 and
CLP 1 cell flows.
SCR applies to CLP 0 cell flows.
clp0And1pcrPlusClp0scrTag PCR applies to CLP 0 and
CLP 1 cell flows.
SCR applies to CLP 0 cell flows.

The type of the PIR/CIR percent rate. The value 'kbps' means the rate
is specified in kbps. The value 'percentPortLimit' means the rate is
specified in percentage of port limit. The value 'percentLocalLimit'
means the rate is specified in percentage of local limit.

Type of untagged route type to resolve

The percentage of buffer space assigned to a queue that is reserved
for some purpose, defined to two decimal places.

An explicit shaping burst size for a queue. The value of -1 specifies
system default value.

An explicit shaping burst size for a queue. or scheduler or
aggregate-rate-limit. The value -1 means that the actual value is
derived from the corresponding buffer policy's default value. A value
of -2 specifies no override.

The percentage of buffer space assigned to a queue that is reserved
for some purpose.

The percentage of buffer space assigned to a queue that is reserved
for some purpose. The value -1 means that the actual value is derived
from the corresponding buffer policy's default value.

The percentage of buffer space assigned to a queue that is reserved
for some purpose.

The value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the
corresponding buffer policy's default value.

A value of -2 specifies no override.

The amount of buffer space (in kbytes) assigned to a queue. The value
-1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue. The value
-1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue. The value
-1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue. The value
-1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The amount of buffer space (in kbytes) assigned to a queue. The value
-1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The CIR percentage rate specified in centipercent. A value of -2
specifies no override.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

An explicit shaping burst size for a class. The value -1 means that
the actual value is derived from the corresponding class's default
value.

The amount of buffer space (in kbytes) assigned to a queue. The value
-1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value.

The data type TCpmProtPolicyID represents the identification number of
a CPM Protection policy.

The value '0' indicates that no CPM Protection policy is provisioned.

The data type TCpmProtPolicyIDOrDefault represents the identification
number of a CPM Protection policy.

The value of '-1' indicates the system determined default value.

TDCpuProtPolicyType data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values for distributed CPU protection policy type.

This textual convention specifies the profile marking of a packet.

Value of 'in' specifies the in-profile marking.

Value of 'out' specifies the out-profile marking.

Value of 'de' specifies that the profile marking will be based on the DE
(Drop-Eligible) bit. DE bit-value of '0' specifies in-profile and DE
bit value of '1' specifies out-profile marking.

This textual convention specifies the DE (Drop Eligible) bit value.
The value of '-1' means DE value is not specified.

This textual convention specifies the profile marking of a packet.

Value of 'in' specifies the in-profile marking.

Value of 'out' specifies the out-profile marking.

Value of 'de' specifies that the profile marking will be based on the DE
(Drop-Eligible) bit. DE bit-value of '0' specifies in-profile and DE
bit value of '1' specifies out-profile marking.

The identification number of a DHCP filter.

The value of a Differential Services Code Point. -1 means not set.

The name of a Differential Services Code Point value.

The name of a Differential Services Code Point value.

The value of a Differential Services Code Point.

The value of a Differential Services Code Point (DSCP). A value of -1
means that no DSCP value is configured or available.

TDirection denotes a direction.

TDirectionIngEgr denotes a direction.

The data type describes the QoS dynamic policer identifier on egress
side or zero when not specified.

The data type describes the QoS dynamic queue identifier on egress
side or zero when not specified.

The value, in bytes, of the override of the adjustment to make to the
size of each outgoing packet for accounting. A value of -128 indicates
no override.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on egress
side.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on egress
side or zero when not specified.

The data type TEgrRateModType represents the type of egress-rate
modification that is to be applied.

The identification number of a HSMDA egress counter.

The identification number of a HSMDA egress counter. The value 0
indicates an undefined counter id.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
outgoing packet for accounting.

The value of TEgressHsmdaQueueId specifies the identification number
of a HSMDA egress queue. A value of zero (0) indicates that no
specific queue identification has been assigned for this object.
When an object of type TEgressHsmdaQueueId is an SNMP table index,
an index value of zero (0) is not allowed and a noCreation error
will be returned.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
packet for accounting.

The value, in bytes, of the override for the adjustment to make to the
size of each packet for accounting. A value of -128 indicates no
override.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on egress
side.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on egress
side or zero when not specified.

The profile marking of a packet. Value of 'in' specifies in-profile
marking. Value of 'out' specifies out-profile marking. Value of 'none'
specifies the profile marking of the packet will be inherited from the
existing enqueuing priority derived from earlier matches in the
classification hierarchy.

The profile marking of a packet. Value of 'in' specifies in-profile
marking. Value of 'out' specifies out-profile marking. Value of 'de'
specifies that the profile marking of the packet will be based on the
DE (Drop-Eligible) bit of the packet. DE bit value of '0' specifies
in-profile and DE bit value of '1' specifies out-profile marking.

Value of 'none' specifies the profile marking of the packet will be
inherited from the existing enqueuing priority derived from earlier
matches in the classification hierarchy.

Measure delay time

Type of delay

Measure delay percent

Measure delay time

The value, in bytes, transmitted at every scheduling opportunity for
the queues.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
packet for accounting.

The value of TEgressQueueId specifies the identification number
of an egress queue. A value of zero (0) indicates that no
specific queue identification has been assigned for this object.
When an object of type TEgressQueueId is an SNMP table index,
an index value of zero (0) is not allowed and a noCreation error
will be returned.

uniquely identifies an entry in a policy or filter table.
to facilitate insertion of entries in the tables, we recommend
assigning entry IDs by 10s: 10, 20, 30, etc.

uniquely identifies an entry in a policy or filter table.
to facilitate insertion of entries in the tables, we recommend
assigning entry IDs by 10s: 10, 20, 30, etc.
The value 0, means that the object does not refer to a filter
entry at this time.

Uniquely identifies an entry in a policy or filter table. The value 0
is not a valid entry-id. When used as insertion point the value 0
indicates that entries must be inserted at the very beginning,
i.e.before the first entry defined.

The expanded secondary shaper class PIR rate to be used in Kbps. The
value -1 means maximum rate.

The expanded secondary shaper PIR rate to be used in Kbps. The value
-1 means maximum rate.

The name of a Forwarding Class entry.

The name of a Forwarding Class entry.

This data type describes a set of Forwarding Classes.

This data type enumerates the Forwarding Classes.

This data type enumerates the Forwarding Classes.

The static fair rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate.

The identification number of a filter. 0 indicates an invalid
filter-id.

An explicit shaping burst size for a queue. The value of -1 specifies
system default value.

The type of the frame for which this mac filter match criteria is
defined.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a HSMDA queue. The
value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a HSMDA queue. The
value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the corresponding
buffer policy's default value. A value of -2 specifies no override.

An explicit shaping burst size of a HSMDA queue. The value -1 means
that the actual value is derived from the corresponding queue's
default value.

The THsClassWeightOverride data type specifies the weight of the
corresponding HS class feeding into its parent shaper. A value of -2
specifies no override.

The HS PIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value of
4294967295(0xFFFFFFFF) means maximum rate.

The HS PIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value of
4294967295(0xFFFFFFFF) means maximum rate. The value of
4294967294(0xFFFFFFFE) means no override.

The value of THsSchedulerPolicyGroupId specifies the identification
number of a HS scheduler policy group. A value of zero (0)
indicates that no specific group identification has been assigned for
this object. When an object of type THsSchedulerPolicyGroupId is
an SNMP table index, an index value of zero (0) is not allowed and a
noCreation error will be returned.

The weight of the specified HS entity while feeding into the parent.

The weight of the specified HS entity while feeding into the parent. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The THsWrrWeightOvr data type specifies the override weight of the
corresponding HS queue feeding into its parent WRR scheduler. A value
of -2 specifies no override.

The HSMDA CIR rate to be used in Kbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate.

The HSMDA CIR rate to be used in Kbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The HSMDA CIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate.

The HSMDA CIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The identification number of a HSMDA counter.
The value 0 indicates an undefined counter id.

The identification number of a HSMDA counter.
The value (0) indicates an undefined counter id.
The value (-1) is used to indicate all counters.

The HSMDA PIR rate to be used in Kbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate.

The HSMDA PIR rate to be used in Kbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The HSMDA PIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate.

The HSMDA PIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value -1 means maximum
rate. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The value of THsmdaPolicyIncludeQueues specifies which queues are to
be scheduled in the same class in a HSMDA scheduler.

The value of THsmdaPolicyScheduleClass the class at which the queues
specified by THsmdaPolicyIncludeQueues in a HSMDA scheduler.

The value of THsmdaSchedulerPolicyGroupId specifies the identification
number of a HSMDA scheduler policy group. A value of zero (0)
indicates that no specific group identification has been assigned for
this object. When an object of type THsmdaSchedulerPolicyGroupId is
an SNMP table index, an index value of zero (0) is not allowed and a
noCreation error will be returned.

The weight of the specified HSMDA entity while feeding into the
parent.

The weight of the specified HSMDA entity while feeding into the
parent.

The weight of the specified HSMDA entity while feeding into the
parent. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The weight of the specified HSMDA entity while feeding into the
parent.

The weight of the specified HSMDA entity while feeding into the
parent. A value of -2 specifies no override.

The identification number of an IP filter.

A type containing the possible types of IP/IPv6 filters provided by
the system.

ICMP code.

The value -1 means ICMP code is not set.

ICMP type.

The value -1 means ICMP type is not set.

The remarking to be used.

The data type describes the QoS dynamic policer identifier on ingress
side or zero when not specified.

The value, in bytes, of the override of the adjustment to make to the
size of each incoming packet for accounting. A value of -128 indicates
no override.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on ingress
side.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on ingress
side or zero when not specified.

The identification number of a HSMDA ingress counter.

The identification number of a HSMDA ingress counter. The value 0
indicates an undefined counter id.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
incoming packet for accounting.

The value of TIngressHsmdaQueueId specifies the identification number
of a HSMDA ingress queue. A value of zero (0) indicates that no
specific queue identification has been assigned for this object.
When an object of type TIngressHsmdaQueueId is an SNMP table index,
an index value of zero (0) is not allowed and a noCreation error
will be returned.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on ingress
side.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on ingress
side or zero when not specified.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
incoming packet for accounting.

Only even values are supported.

The value of TIngressQueueId specifies the identification number
of an ingress queue. A value of zero (0) indicates that no
specific queue identification has been assigned for this object.
When an object of type TIngressQueueId is an SNMP table index,
an index value of zero (0) is not allowed and a noCreation error
will be returned.

IP packet options octet. explanation of the octet bits:

IP OPTION NUMBERS

The Internet Protocol (IP) has provision for optional header fields
identified by an option type field. Options 0 and 1 are exactly one
octet which is their type field. All other options have their one
octet type field, followed by a one octet length field, followed by
length-2 octets of option data. The option type field is subdivided
into a one bit copied flag, a two bit class field, and a five bit
option number. These taken together form an eight bit value for the
option type field. IP options are commonly referred to by this value.


Copy Class Number Value Name Reference
---- ----- ------ ----- ------------------------------- ---------
0 0 0 0 EOOL - End of Options List [RFC791,JBP]
0 0 1 1 NOP - No Operation [RFC791,JBP]
1 0 2 130 SEC - Security [RFC1108]
1 0 3 131 LSR - Loose Source Route [RFC791,JBP]
0 2 4 68 TS - Time Stamp [RFC791,JBP]
1 0 5 133 E-SEC - Extended Security [RFC1108]
1 0 6 134 CIPSO - Commercial Security [???]
0 0 7 7 RR - Record Route [RFC791,JBP]
1 0 8 136 SID - Stream ID [RFC791,JBP]
1 0 9 137 SSR - Strict Source Route [RFC791,JBP]
0 0 10 10 ZSU - Experimental Measurement [ZSu]
0 0 11 11 MTUP - MTU Probe [RFC1191]*
0 0 12 12 MTUR - MTU Reply [RFC1191]*
1 2 13 205 FINN - Experimental Flow Control [Finn]
1 0 14 142 VISA - Experimental Access Control [Estrin]
0 0 15 15 ENCODE - ??? [VerSteeg]
1 0 16 144 IMITD - IMI Traffic Descriptor [Lee]
1 0 17 145 EIP - Extended Internet Protocol[RFC1385]
0 2 18 82 TR - Traceroute [RFC1393]
1 0 19 147 ADDEXT - Address Extension [Ullmann IPv7]
1 0 20 148 RTRALT - Router Alert [RFC2113]
1 0 21 149 SDB - Selective Directed Broadcast[Graff]
1 0 22 150 NSAPA - NSAP Addresses [Carpenter]
1 0 23 151 DPS - Dynamic Packet State [Malis]
1 0 24 152 UMP - Upstream Multicast Pkt. [Farinacci]

[Note, an asterisk (*) denotes an obsoleted IP Option Number.]

IP protocol number. Well known protocol numbers include ICMP(1),
TCP(6), UDP(17).

-1 means value not set.
-2 indicates protocol wildcard for UDP and TCP.

IP protocol number.

Well known protocol numbers include ICMP(1), TCP(6), UDP(17).

Description for an item. Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters
here, no control characters, no UTF-8, etc.

Longer description for an item. Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable
characters here, no control characters, no UTF-8, etc.

when set to off, the item is not matched. when set to false, packets
without the item match the filter. when set to true, packets with the
item match the filter.

This textual convention determines some aspects of an item's behavior
regarding creation and use, unused entry garbage collection, and
automated promulgation by Element Management System to other systems
in the service domain.

TItemScope applies to SAP-ingress, SAP-egress, and Network policies,
and to IP filters and MAC filters.

exclusive:

When the scope of an item is defined as exclusive, the item can
only be applied once, for example to a single SAP. Attempting
to assign the policy to a second SAP is not allowed and will
result in an error. If the item is removed from the exclusive
SAP, it will become available for assignment to another
exclusive SAP.

A non-applied exclusive scope policy is a candidate to be removed
from the system by a TBD garbage collection command.

The system default policies cannot be put into the exclusive scope.
An error will be generated if scope exclusive is executed in
any policies with a policy-id equal to 1.

template:

When the scope of an item is defined as template, the item can be
applied any number of times. Policies with template scope
will not be considered for deletion by a TBD garbage collection
command; all items of scope 'template' must be deleted explicitly.

The system default policies will always be scope template.
An error will occur if a policy-id 1 is attempted to be
set to scope exclusive.

Longer description for an item. Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable
characters here, no control characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The TLDisplayString is DisplayString of 1022 characters.

Any object defined using this syntax may not exceed 1022 characters in
length.

The long name of an item. When used as an index to a table, the item
name uniquely identifies the instance. When used in a reference
(TLNamedItemOrEmpty) the item name entry must exist in the table.

Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters here, no control
characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The long name of an item, or an empty string. When used in a reference
(TLNamedItemOrEmpty) the item name entry must exist in the table.

Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters here, no control
characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The long name of a policy statement or an expression or an empty
string.

A logical expression contains terms and operators and can contain
sub-expressions enclosed in round brackets.

A term is a string of type TPolicyStatementName.

An operator can be the string 'AND', 'OR', and 'NOT'.

The long name of a policy statement, when an object refers to it.

The level of the specified entity while feeding into the parent.

The level of the specified entity while feeding into the parent. The
value 0 is used to denote a default value.

MPLS Experimental bits. -1 means not set.

A type containing the possible types of MAC filters provided by the
system

determines whether the entry matches traffic using IP match entries or
MAC match entries.

The Advanced Configuration policy Max-Decrement rate to be used in
kbps.

This textual convention uniquely identifies Multi-class Frame relay
QoS profiles in the ingress and egress multi-class frame relay QoS
profile tables. The value 0 indicates a default QoS Profile as
applicable to a given hardware.

This textual convention uniquely identifies MLPPP Bundle QoS profile
in the ingress and egress MLPPP QoS profile tables. The value 0
indicates default MLPPP QoS Profile as applicable to a given H/W

The name of an item. When used as an index to a table, the item
name uniquely identifies the instance. When used in a reference
(TNamedItemOrEmpty) the item name entry must exist in the table.

Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters here, no control
characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The name of an item, or an empty string. When used in a reference
(TNamedItemOrEmpty) the item name entry must exist in the table.

Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters here, no control
characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue by policer.
The value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the
corresponding buffer policy's default value.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on network
ingress side.

The data type describes the QoS control policer identifier on network
ingress side or zero when not specified.

the identification number of a network policy.

The weight of the specified entity while feeding into the parent.

The operator specifies the manner in which a couple of other MIB
objects in the table are supposed to be used.

Operator Value1 Value2
----------------------------------------------------
none(0) Any(0) Any(0)
eq(1) Specified Value Any(0)
range(2) Starting Value Ending Value
lt(3) Specified Value Any(0)
gt(4) Specified Value Any(0)

'Any(0)' specifies that, this object can accept any values
but would default to 0.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The PIR percentage rate specified in centipercent. A value of -2
specifies no override.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. The
value 0 means undefined rate.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The percentage of maximum PIR rate allowed. A value of 0 is not
acceptable, so the range begins at 1.

The type of the PIR/CIR rate being applied to port scheduler policy.
The value of 'kbps' means the rate is specified in kbps. The value of
'percentActivePortLimit' means the rate is specified in percentage of
active port bandwidth, that is, bandwidth of active ports in a LAG.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
packet for accounting.

The value, in bytes, of the override of the adjustment to make to the
size of each packet for accounting. A value of -128 indicates no
override.

The value, in bytes, of the adjustment to make to the size of each
packet.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue by policer.
The value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the
corresponding buffer policy's default value.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue by policer.
The value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the
corresponding buffer policy's default value. A value of -2 specifies
no override.

The data type describes the router policer accounting template policer
identifier.

The type of the PIR/CIR percent rate. The value 'kbps' means the rate
is specified in kbps. The value 'percentLocalLimit' means the rate is
specified in percentage of local limit. The value
'percentReferPortLimit' means the rate is specified in percentage of
reference port limit.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue by policer.
The value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the
corresponding buffer policy's default value.

The amount of buffer space (in bytes) assigned to a queue by policer.
The value -1 means that the actual value is derived from the
corresponding buffer policy's default value. A value of -2 specifies
no override.

The type of the PIR/CIR percent rate. The value 'kbps' means the rate
is specified in kbps. The value 'percentLocalLimit' means the rate is
specified in percentage of local limit.

The type of the PIR/CIR percent rate. The value 'kbps' means the rate
is specified in kbps. The value 'percentPortLimit' means the rate is
specified in percentage of port limit. The value 'percentLocalLimit'
means the rate is specified in percentage of local limit. The value
'percentReferPortLimit' means the rate is specified in percentage of
reference port limit.

The relative weight of the specified entity while feeding into the
parent.

The identification number of a policy.

The name of a policy statement, when used as index in a table.

The name of a policy statement, when an object refers to it.

The Committed Information Rate (CIR) rate to be used in kbps.

The Peak Information Rate (PIR) rate to be used in kbps.

The priority level for the specified port scheduler entity.

The Peak Information Rate (PIR) rate to be used in kbps. The value -1
means maximum rate.

The Committed Information Rate (CIR) rate to be used in kbps. The
value -1 means maximum rate.

The Peak Information Rate (PIR) rate to be used in kbps. The value -1
means maximum rate.

The Peak Information Rate (PIR) rate to be used in kbps. The value -1
means maximum rate.

The precedence bits as used in the IPv4 header. This constitutes of 3
bits and hence can hold the values from 0 to 7.

The precedence bits as used in the IPv4 header. This constitutes of 3
bits and hence can hold the values from 0 to 7. The value '-1'
specifies that the precedence value is undefined/unused.

the priority to apply to a packet

the priority to apply to a packet. when set to default(3), the
priority from the default action is used.

the priority to apply to a packet. when set to undefined(0), the
priority is not applicable.

the profile marking of a packet at the ingress.

Profile marking of a packet.

This textual convention specifies the type of the Queue-Group.

The scheduling class for the specified hardware aggregate shaper
scheduler entity.

The identification number of a QoS ingress policy.

This textual convention specifies the type of the Qos Override.

This textual convention indicates the identifier of the queue or
policer that is overridden, or zero if the item that is overridden is
not a queue or a policer.

The identification number of a QoS queue group instance.

The value of '0' indicates the system determined default value.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The CIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate.

The PIR rate to be used in kbps. The value -1 means maximum rate. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The value of TQueueId specifies the identification number of a
queue. A value of zero (0) indicates that no specific queue
identification has been assigned for this object. When an object
of type TQueueId is an SNMP table index, an index value of zero
(0) is not allowed and a noCreation error will be returned.

The value of TQueueIdOrAll specifies the identification number of a
queue

A value of zero (0) indicates that no specific queue identification
has been assigned for this object.

A value of (-1) indicates 'all queues'.

The mode in which the queue is operating.

If the queue is operating in the 'priority' mode, it is capable of
handling traffic differently with two distinct priorities. These
priorities are assigned by the stages preceding the queueing framework
in the system.

When the queue is operating in the 'profile' mode, in other words the
color aware mode, the queue tries to provide the appropriate bandwidth
to the packets with different profiles.

The profiles are assigned according to the configuration of the
forwarding class or the sub-forwarding class.

In 'priority' mode, the queue does not have the functionality to
support the profiled traffic and in such cases the queue will have a
degraded performance. However, the converse is not valid and a queue
in 'profile' mode should be capable of supporting the different
priorities of traffic.

The mode in which the queue stats are collected.

In 'priority' mode separate stats are collected for high and low
priority packets/octets.

In 'profile' mode separate stats are collected for in profile and out
of profile packets/octets.

In 'v4V6' mode separate stats are collected for IPv4 and IPv6
packets/octets

The percentage of maximum rate allowed.

The type of the PIR/CIR rate. The value 'kbps' means the rate is
specified in kbps. The value 'percent' means the rate is specified in
percentage

A regular expression string.

The remarking to be used.

The TResolveStatus indicates resolution status of the tunnels.

TSapEgrEncapGroupActionType identifies Encapsulation group action type
on SAP egress. It is used to create or destroy row entries in an
associated table.

TSapEgrEncapGroupType identifies Encapsulation group type on SAP
egress.

TSapEgrEncapGrpQosPolicyIdOrZero identifies SAP egress Encapsulation
group QoS policy.

The value '0' indicates no QoS policy is set.

The identification number of a SAP egress policy.

The identification number of a SAP ingress policy.

The shared queue scheduler mode.

The identification number of a SDP egress network policy.

The identification number of a SDP ingress network policy.

The secondary shaper PIR rate to be used in Mbps. The value -1 means
maximum rate.

TSiteOperStatus data type is an enumerated integer that describes the
values used to identify the current operational state of a site.

The SRv6 endpoint behaviors.

The function for srv6.

The error-code for the function.

The type of function to be assigned to all routes for the instance.

The value to be assigned to all routes for the instance.

Route resolution options. The options are as follows:

routeTable: only resolve to an IPv6 route in RTM. If none is found,
then resolution will fail.

tunnelTable: only try to resolve the route to a tunnel in TTMv6 i.e.
the system will try to find an SRv6 policy with a matching color and
endpoint locator for BGP routes received with an SRv6 TLV and
therefore containing an SRv6 service SID in TTMv6. If none is found,
then resolution will fail.

fallbackTunnelToRouteTable: First try to resolve the route to a tunnel
in TTMv6. If none is found, then fall back to resolution in RTM. If
none is still found, then resolution will fail.

The storm control burst in kilobytes.

A value of '-1' means that the storm control burst is set to max.

The storm control burst in kilobytes.

A value of '-1' means that the storm control burst is set to max.

The storm control rate in kbps.

A value of '-1' means that the storm control burst is set to max.

The storm control rate in kbps.

A value of '-1' means that the storm control burst is set to max.

The port storm control traffic type.

A number used to uniquely identify a subscriber host in the system

The number of a TCP or UDP port. Well known port numbers include
ftp-data(20), ftp(21), telnet(23), smtp(25), http(80), pop3(110),
nntp(119), snmp(161), snmptrap(162), etc.

The operator used for checking on TCP/UDP ports values and ranges

The identification number of a policy for template objects.

The weight of the specified entity while feeding into the parent.

The weight of the specified entity while feeding into the parent. A
value of -2 specifies no override.

The profile marking of a packet. Value of 'in' specifies in-profile
marking. Value of 'out' specifies out-profile marking. Value of 'none'
specifies the profile marking of the packet will be inherited from the
existing enqueuing priority derived from earlier matches in the
classification hierarchy.

The extra long name of an item. When used as an index to a table,
the item name uniquely identifies the instance. When used in a
reference (TXLNamedItemOrEmpty) the item name entry must
exist in the table.

Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters here, no control
characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The extra long name of an item, or an empty string. When used in a
reference (TXLNamedItemOrEmpty) the item name entry must exist in
the table.

Note, use only NVT ASCII displayable characters here, no control
characters, no UTF-8, etc.

The extra long name of a policy statement or an expression or an empty
string.

A logical expression contains terms and operators and can contain
sub-expressions enclosed in round brackets.

A term is a string of type TPolicyStatementName.

An operator can be the string 'AND', 'OR', and 'NOT'.

This data type describes a set of AA (Application Assurance) counters
for which accounting data can be collected.

The bits are defined as follows:
any (0) - enables reporting when there is a change
to any counter
sfa (1) - allowed flows from sub
nfa (2) - allowed flows to sub
sfd (3) - denied flows from sub
nfd (4) - denied flows to sub
saf (5) - active flows from sub
naf (6) - active flows to sub
spa (7) - total packets from sub
npa (8) - total packets to sub
sba (9) - total bytes from sub
nba (10) - total bytes to sub
spd (11) - total discard packets from sub
npd (12) - total discard packets to sub
sbd (13) - total discard bytes from sub
nbd (14) - total discard bytes to sub
sdf (15) - short duration flows
mdf (16) - medium duration flows
ldf (17) - long duration flows
tfd (18) - total flow duration
tfc (19) - total flows completed
sbm (20) - max throughput in bytes from sub
spm (21) - max throughput in packets from sub
smt (22) - max throughput timestamp from sub
nbm (23) - max throughput in bytes to sub
npm (24) - max throughput in packets to sub
nmt (25) - max throughput timestamp to sub
sfc (26) - forwarding class from sub
nfc (27) - forwarding class to sub

This data type describes a set of AA (Application Assurance)
subscriber attributes which must be included in accounting data.

The bits are defined as follows:
appProfile (0) - application profile
appServiceOption (1) - application service option

This data type describes a set egress counters for which accounting
data can be collected associated with a given counter.

This data type describes a set ingress counters for which accounting
data can be collected associated with a given counter.

This data type describes a set of egress counters for which accounting
data can be collected associated with a given policer.

ipo : In-profile Packets Offered
ipd : In-profile Packets Discarded
opo : Out-profile Packets Offered
opd : Out-profile Packets Discarded
ioo : In-profile Octets Offered
iod : In-profile Octets Discarded
ooo : Out-profile Octets Offered
ood : Out-profile Octets Discarded
ucp : Uncoloured Packets Offered
uco : Uncoloured Octets Offered
ipf : In-profile Packets Forwarded
iof : In-profile Octets Forwarded
opf : Out-Profile Packets Forwarded
oof : Out-Profile Octets Forwarded
xpo : Exceed-profile Packets Offered;
xpd : Exceed-profile Packets Discarded;
xpf : Exceed-profile Packets Forwarded;
xoo : Exceed-profile Octets Offered;
xod : Exceed-profile Octets Discarded;
xof : Exceed-profile Octets Forwarded;
ppo : In-plus-profile Packets Offered;
ppd : In-plus-profile Packets Discarded;
ppf : In-plus-profile Packets Forwarded;
poo : In-plus-profile Octets Offered;
pod : In-plus-profile Octets Discarded;
pof : In-plus-profile Octets Forwarded;

This data type describes a set of ingress counters for which
accounting data can be collected associated with a given policer.

ipo : In-profile Packets Offered
ipd : In-profile Packets Discarded
opo : Out-profile Packets Offered
opd : Out-profile Packets Discarded
ioo : In-profile Octets Offered
iod : In-profile Octets Discarded
ooo : Out-profile Octets Offered
ood : Out-profile Octets Discarded
ucp : Uncoloured Packets Offered
uco : Uncoloured Octets Offered
ipf : In-profile Packets Forwarded
iof : In-profile Octets Forwarded
opf : Out-profile Packets Forwarded
oof : Out-profile Octets Forwarded.

This data type describes a set egress counters for which accounting
data can be collected associated with a given queue.

This data type describes a set ingress counters for which accounting
data can be collected associated with a given queue.

The data type TmnxAccessLoopEncapDataLink specifies the data link used
by the subscriber on the DSL access loop.

The data type TmnxAccessLoopEncaps1 specifies the encapsulation used
by the subscriber on the DSL access loop.

The data type TmnxAccessLoopEncaps2 specifies the encapsulation used
by the subscriber on the DSL access loop.

The TmnxActionType data type is an enumerated integer
that describes the values used to support action or
operation style commands. Setting a variable of this
type to 'doAction' causes the action to occur. GETs and
GETNEXTs on this variable return 'not-applicable'.

The data type to specify Adjacency Set family.

The TmnxAdminState data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the administratively desired state of
functional modules.

TmnxAdminStateTruthValue data type is an TruthValue object used to
identify the administrative state of a snmp row.

A value of 'true' means the snmp row is administrative 'up'.

TmnxAdminStateUpDown data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the administrative state of a snmp row.

TmnxAiiType indicates LDP FEC 129 Attachment Individual Identifier
(AII) type.

TmnxAlgorithmId identifies a specific Algorithm in the system.

The value can identify a defined IGP Algorithm (value 0 is SPF) or a
Flexible Algorithm (range 128..255).

The TmnxAncpString data type contains a valid ancp string.

The TmnxAncpStringOrZero data type contains a valid ancp string. An
empty string indicates that no ANCP string is defined.

The data type TmnxAppProfileString denotes the application profile
string.

The data type TmnxAppProfileStringOrEmpty denotes the application
profile string. The empty string denotes the absence of a application
profile.

The data type TmnxAsciiSpecification is a format string that specifies
how to form a target ASCII string.

The format is as follows:

<ascii-specification> ::= <char-specification>+

<char-specification> ::= <ascii-char> | <char-origin>

<char-origin> ::= '%' <origin>

<ascii-char> refers to a printable ASCII character.

Examples and supported char-origin specifiers are supplied with the
object definitions.

The TmnxAttrSetImport data type is an enumerated integer that
specifies the action taken in attribute-set import:
-ignore (1): instructs BGP to ignore ATTR_SET in VPN-IP routes when
importing them into this specific VPRN; the ATTR_SET attribute
is transmitted unchanged to the CE (default for backwards compatibility).
-accept (2): instructs BGP to process ATTR_SET in VPN-IP routes when importing them
into this specific VPRN; as part of the normal processing, the ATTR_SET
attribute is removed before the route is advertised to CEs.
-drop (3): instructs BGP to ignore ATTR_SET in VPN-IP routes when importing them
into this specific VPRN; the ATTR_SET attribute is removed before
the route is advertised to CEs

TmnxAuthAlgorithm data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the hashing algorithm.

Value Descriptions:

null - Choosing this value configures the high-speed
null algorithm, which does nothing. This is same
as not having authentication turned on, same as
turning the protocol off.

md5 - Choosing this value configures the use of
hmac-md5 algorithm for authentication.

sha1 - Choosing this value configures the use of
hmac-sha1 algorithm for authentication.

sha256 - Choosing this value configures the use of
hmac-sha256 algorithm for authentication.

sha384 - Choosing this value configures the use of
hmac-sha384 algorithm for authentication.

sha512 - Choosing this value configures the use of
hmac-sha512 algorithm for authentication.

aesXcbc - Choosing this value configures the use of
aes-xcbc(RFC3566) algorithm for authentication.

authEncryption - Choosing this value configures the use of
Authenticated Encryption (AE) algorithm for
authentication.

The TmnxAuthPassword data type contains a password used for
authentication of subscribers.

The value of TmnxBGPFamilyType specifies the AFI-SAFI family for BGP
peer.

The TmnxBfdEncap data type is an enumerated integer indicating
encapsulation used for in the BFD operation.

The TmnxBfdIntfSessOperState data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the values used to identify the operational state of a BFD
session is relying upon for its fast triggering mechanism.

An object of type TmnxBfdOnLspSessFecType indicates the Forwarding
Equivalence Class (FEC) type of a Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
(BFD) session running on an LSP.

The value of TmnxBfdSessOperFlags indicates the reasons why a BFD
session is not up.

The TmnxBfdSessOperState data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the values used to identify the operational state of a BFD
session the instance is relying upon for its fast triggering
mechanism.

The TmnxBfdSessProtocolState data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the state of the BFD protocol.

This data type indicates what protocols are using a BFD session.

The TmnxBfdTermination data type is an enumerated integer that indicates
the termination of the BFD session as follows:
'iom (1)' - termination on the IOM card main processor,
'cpm (2)' - termination on the CPM card main processor,
'cpmNp (3)' - termination on the CPM card Network Processor,
'fp(4)' - termination on the forwarding plane

an autonomous system (AS) number.

The TmnxBgpEvpnAcEthTag indicates ethernet tag value of the BGP EVPN
attachment circuit.

a local route preference value.

a route preference value.

TmnxBgpRouteTarget is an readable string that specifies the extended
community name to be accepted by a Route Reflector Server or
advertised by the router when reflecting any routes. I.e, it does not
apply to routes that are not reflected by the router.

The data type TmnxBinarySpecification is a string of ASCII characters
that specifies how to form a binary number.

The format is as follows:

<binary-specification> ::= <bit-specification>+

<bit-specification> ::= '0' | '1' | <bit-origin>

<bit-origin> ::= '*' <number-of-bits> <origin>

<number-of-bits> ::= [1..32]

Examples and supported bit-origin specifiers are supplied with the
object definitions.

A string that represents an URL in the BOF. If the URL contains login
information in the form of 'username:password' this login information
will be blanked out in the SNMP get response, by replacing the login
information with '*:*'.

TmnxBsxAaGrpPartIndexOrZero is an index of an Application Assurance
partition within an Application Assurance group, and is a unique
32-bit number encoded as follows.

| 32 25 | 24 9 | 8 1 |
+---------+---------+----------+
| 0 | partidx | groupidx| Partition Index
+---------+---------+----------+

- groupidx represents a group of ISA MDAs and has
a valid range from 1..255. The corresponding
TIMETRA-BSX-NG-MIB::tmnxBsxIsaAaGroupIndex must
already exist in the tmnxBsxIsaAaGrpTable.

- partidx represents a partition within a group and
has a valid range from 0..65535. A partition index
of '0' represents group wide information.

The value of zero indicates that no Application Assurance partition is
specified

Optional text string used to customize the URL used for Application
Assurance HTTP In-Browser Notification and automatically appended at
the end of the notification script URL as an argument.

TmnxBsxAarpId identifies an instance of the AA Redundancy Protocol
(AARP).

TmnxBsxAarpIdOrZero identifies an instance of the AA Redundancy
Protocol (AARP).

The value of '0' indicates an invalid AARP instance.

TmnxBsxAarpServiceRefType identifies the role of the SAP or Spoke SDP
service point being referenced by an AARP instance. This reference is
made in the context of a AARP instance identified by
TmnxBsxAarpIdOrZero.

The service reference types are:

none(0) - service reference type is not applicable.

dualHomed(1) - the service reference point is a SAP or
Spoke SDP connected into a dually homed
network being protected by the AARP instance.

shuntSubscriberSide(2) - the service reference point is a Spoke SDP
acting as a subscriber side shunt used by
the AARP instance. A subscriber side shunt
carries the local from/to subscriber
traffic when AA is performed remotely.

shuntNetworkSide(3) - the service reference point is a Spoke SDP
acting as a network side shunt used by
the AARP instance. A network side shunt
carries the local from/to network
traffic when AA is performed remotely.

dualHomedSecondary(4) - the secondary service reference point is a
SAP or Spoke SDP connected into a dually
homed network being protected by the AARP
instance. It functions as a backup to the
'dualHomed(1)' primary reference point.

For the case when TmnxBsxAarpIdOrZero refers to the invalid AARP
instance '0', the service reference type is 'none(0)'.

TmnxBsxIsaAaGroupIndexOrZero is an index of a group of BSX MDAs. The
value of zero indicates that no BSX MDA group is specified.

TmnxBsxTransPrefPolicyId identifies a transit prefix policy.

TmnxBsxTransPrefPolicyId identifies a transit prefix policy.

The value '0' indicates an invalid transit prefix policy.

TmnxBsxTransitIpPolicyId identifies a transit IP policy.

TmnxBsxTransitIpPolicyId identifies a transit ip policy.

The value '0' indicates an invalid transit IP policy.

The TmnxCBFClasses indicates a set of forwarding classes.

The TmnxCamOverloadState data type is an enumerated integer that
specifies the CAM overload state.

The TmnxCdrDiagnosticAction is an enumerated integer that describes
whether the Diagnostics should be included or excluded in the Charging
Data Record (CDR).

The TmnxCdrType is an enumerated integer that describes the current
charging type in Charging Data Record (CDR).

pgwCdr - indicates Packet data network Gateway CDR
gCdr - indicates Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) CDR, where
GPRS stands for General Packet Radio Service.
eGCdr - indicates Enhanced Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) CDR.

The TmnxCertUpdateStatus data type is an enumerated integer that
specifies the cert update status.

The value of TmnxCliEngine specifies the CLI engine type.
Values:
classicCli (1) - Classic CLI engine.
mdCli (2) - Model-Driven CLI engine.
systemDerived (3) - Default value. CLI engine derived from system configuration-mode.

The TmnxCreateOrigin indicates the entity that created the entry.

A number used to identify a Customer or Subscriber. This ID must be
unique within the Service Domain. The value 0 is used as the null ID.

A number used to identify a Customer or Subscriber. This ID must be
unique within the Service Domain.

The DHCP6 messagetype.

The D-Path Domain Id is a 6-octet object. It contains a 4-octet of
Global Admin Value followed by a 2-octet Local Admin Value.

The data type TmnxDataFormat represents how the input data
is specified:
- 'ascii (2)': the data contains seven-bit ASCII characters
- 'hex (3)': the data contains octets. It must be displayed in
hexadecimal format because it contains non-printable
characters.

The TmnxDayOfWeek is an enumerated integer that describes the day of
the week.

The TmnxDayOfWeekList describes days of the week in a bitset format.

The data type TmnxDefInterDestIdSource specifies what will be used as
the default intermediate destination identifier.

This value is used in case no other source (like RADIUS) provides an
intermediate destination identifier.

If the value of this object is set to 'useString', the value of the
string contained in another object will be used as the default
intermediate destination identifier; that object must be identified
where this datatype is used.

If the value of this object is set to 'useTopQTag', the top q-tag of
the ingress SAP will be used as the default subscriber intermediate
destination identifier.

If the value of this object is set to 'useVpi', the ATM VPI of the
ingress SAP will be used as the default subscriber intermediate
destination identifier.

The data type TmnxDefSubIdSource specifies what will be used as the
default subscriber identification.

This value is used in case no other source (like RADIUS) provides a
subscriber identification string.

If the value of this object is set to 'useSapId', the SAP-id will be
used as the default subscriber identification string.

If the value of this object is set to 'useAutoId', the auto-generated
subscriber identification string, as defined in
tmnxSubMgmtAutoSubIdObjs, is used as the default subscriber
identification string.

If the value of this object is set to 'useString', the value of the
string contained in another object will be used as the default
subscriber identification string; that object must be identified where
this datatype is used.

The TmnxDestTEPOperFlag data type is an enumerated bit that specifies
the conditions affecting the operational status of the evpn-mpls TEP.

The TmnxDestTEPOperState data type is an enumerated integer that
specifies the operating state of evpn-mpls destination TEP.

The state of a DHCP client.

The data type TmnxDhcpOptionDisplay represents a hint of
how the value of a DHCP option can be displayed:
- 'default (1)' : display the option according to the type;
- 'hexDuration (2)' : display the hex option as a duration;
- 'hexNetbiosNodeType (3)' : display the hex option as a Netbios node type.;
- 'hexIpv4Address (4)' : display the hex option as a list of IPv4 addresses.;
- 'hexIpv6Address (5)' : display the hex option as a list of IPv6 addresses.

The data type TmnxDhcpOptionType represents how the value
of this option is encoded:
- 'ipv4 (1)' : this option contains an IPv4 address (4 octets)
- 'ascii(2)' : this option contains seven-bit ASCII characters
- 'hex (3)' : this option contains octets. It must be displayed in
hexadecimal format because it contains non-printable
characters.
- 'ipv6 (4)' : this option contains an IPv6 address (16 octets)
- 'domain (5)': this option contains a domain name that will be
encoded as specified by RFC 1035 section 3.1.

The data type TmnxDhcpServerDUIDTypeCode represents the type code of
the DHCP Unique Identifier (DUID) as specified by RFC 3315 section
9.1.

The TmnxDiamCcFailureHndlng data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the different actions that can be taken after a DCCA
(Diameter Credit Control Application) session failure has occurred.

A string that represents an URL. If the URL contains login information
in the form of 'username:password' this login information will be
blanked out in the SNMP get response, by replacing the login
information with '*:*'.

The TmnxDistCpuProtAction data type is an enumerated integer
that describes the values used to specify the action to be taken on the
traffic when the filter entry matches.
discard (1) packets matching the filter entry are discarded
low-priority (2) packets matching the filter entry are marked as
low-priority
none (3) no action is taken.

An exceed action rate in seconds for Distributed CPU Protection Policy
parameters determining hold-down duration for specified exceed-action.
The value of 0 means no hold-down and value of -1 means indefinite
hold-down duration.

The amount of buffer space (in kilobytes) assigned to a queue by
policer for Distributed CPU Protection Policy parameters.

The TmnxDistCpuProtDuneProtocolId data type is an enumerated integer
that indicates the protocols supported for the Distributed CPU
Protection Policy in IXR systems.

The TmnxDistCpuProtEnforceType data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the values used to specify the enforcement type.

The TmnxDistCpuProtLogEventType data type is an enumerated integer
that describes the state of log events for Distributed CPU Protection
Policy.
none (0) indicates log events is disabled
enable (1) indicates log events is enabled
verbose (2) indicates generation of additional log events to be
used for debug/tuning/investigations which would have
not been generated when TmnxDistCpuProtLogEventType
is set to 'enable'.

A packet rate limit expressed in packets per second for Distributed
CPU Protection Policy parameters. The value -1 means max rate.

A packet rate limit expressed in packets per second for Distributed
CPU Protection Policy parameters. The value -1 means max rate.

The TmnxDistCpuProtProtocolId data type is an enumerated integer that
indicates the protocols supported for the Distributed CPU Protection
Policy.

A kbps limiting rate in kilobits per second for Distributed CPU
Protection Policy parameters. The value -1 means max rate.

The TmnxDistCpuProtRateType data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the rate type being applied by the policer for the
Distributed CPU Protection Policy.

The TmnxDistCpuProtState data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the state of the policer for the Distributed CPU Protection
Policy.

TmnxEgrPolicerStatMode specifies the mode of statistics collected by
this egress policer.

TmnxEgrPolicerStatModeOverride specifies the override mode of
statistics collected by this egress policer.

The TmnxEnabledDisabled data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the values used to identify whether an entity is 'enabled'
or 'disabled'.

The TmnxEnabledDisabledAdminState data type is an enumerated integer
that describes the values used to identify whether an entity is
'enabled' or 'disabled'. It is to be used for admin state leafs.

The TmnxEnabledDisabledOrInherit data type is an enumerated integer
that describes the values used to identify whether an entity is
'enabled', 'disabled' or inherits its state from another object that
is usually in another MIB table.

An object of type TmnxEnabledDisabledOrNA indicates if an entity is
enabled or disabled, or if enabled/disabled is not applicable to the
entity.

The value of the label used to identify the entity using the specified
encapsulation value on a specific port.

The format of this object depends on the encapsulation type defined on
this port.

When the encapsulation is nullEncap the value of this object must be
zero.

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

When the encapsulation is dot1qEncap the value of this object is equal
to the 12-bit IEEE 802.1Q VLAN ID.

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|00000000 00000000 0000XXXX XXXXXXXX|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

Bit 31 is set to 0 in the case of tagged-VLAN.
Bit 31 is set to 1 in the case of dotq-CP as follows:
31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|10000000 00000000 0000XXXX XXXXXXXX|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

When the encapsulation is mplsEncap the value of this object is equal
to the 20-bit LSP ID.

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|00000000 0000XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

When the encapsulation is qinqEncap, the value of the outer 802.1Q
VLAN ID is encoded in the least significant 16 bits, and the value of
the inner VLAN ID is encoded in the most significant 16 bits.

31 inner outer 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|0000YYYY YYYYYYYY 0000XXXX XXXXXXXX|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

where:
- '*' is represented as 4095.
- '0' is represented as 0.
- any other value in between as a valid tag.
- '*.null' is represented in the following way:

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|10000000 00000000 00001111 11111111|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

- 'null.null' is represented in the following way:

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|10000000 00000000 00010000 00000000|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

Bit 30 is set to 0 in the case of tagged-qinq for the inner tag. Bit
30 is set to 1 in the case of qinq-CP with inner tag. Bit 15 is set to
0 in the case of tagged-qinq for the outer tag. Bit 15 is set to 1 in
the case of qinq-CP with outer tag.

Example of qinq encoding for CP.* saps:

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|00001111 11111111 100XXXXX XXXXXXXX|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+


Example of qinq encoding for qtag.CP saps:

31 0
+--------+--------+--------+--------+
|010XXXXX XXXXXXXX 0000XXXX XXXXXXXX|
+--------+--------+--------+--------+

Some ports have a restrictions to the encapsulation types that they
can support and hence impose restrictions on the respective formats
defined above.

TmnxEncrAlgorithm data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the encryption algorithm.

Value Descriptions:

null - Choosing this value configures the high-speed
null algorithm, which does nothing. This is same
as not having encryption turned on.

des - Choosing this value configures the 56-bit DES
algorithm for encryption. This is an older
algorithm with relatively weak security. While
better than nothing, it should only be used
where a strong algorithm is not available on
both ends at an acceptable performance level.

des3 - Choosing this value configures the 3-DES
algorithm for encryption. This is a modified
application of the des algorithm which uses
multiple des operations to make things more
secure.

aes128 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 128 bits. This is a
mandatory implementation size for AES. As of
today, this is a very strong algorithm choice.

aes192 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 192 bits. This is a
stronger version of AES.

aes256 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 256 bits. This is the
strongest available version of AES.

aes128Gcm8 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 128 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 8 octet Integrity Check Value (ICV).

aes128Gcm12 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 128 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 12 octet ICV.

aes128Gcm16 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 128 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 16 octet ICV.

aes192Gcm8 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 192 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 8 octet ICV.

aes192Gcm12 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 192 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 12 octet ICV.

aes192Gcm16 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 192 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 16 octet ICV.

aes256Gcm8 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 256 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 8 octet ICV.

aes256Gcm12 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 256 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 12 octet ICV.

aes256Gcm16 - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 256 bits in Galois/Counter
Mode (GCM) with an 16 octet ICV.

nullAes128Gmac - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 128 bits in Galois Message
Authentication Code (GMAC).

nullAes192Gmac - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 192 bits in Galois Message
Authentication Code (GMAC).

nullAes256Gmac - Choosing this value configures the AES algorithm
with a block size of 256 bits in Galois Message
Authentication Code (GMAC).

The TmnxEsaNum data type contains an identification number for an
Extended Service Appliance. The value '0' indicates an invalid
reference.

The TmnxEsaVappNum type contains an identification number for the
Virtual Application on an Extended Service Appliance. The value '0'
indicates an invalid reference.

The TmnxEvpnMHEthSegStatus data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the status of an ethernet segment associated with the given
SAP or SDP binding.

The value of TmnxEvpnMultiHomingState indicates multi-homing state of
the element.

A number used to identify an external Service. This ID must be unique
within the Service Domain. The value 0 is used as the null ID.

The unique value that identifies the forwarding plane within a
specific IOM card in the system.

The unique value that identifies the forwarding plane within a
specific IOM card in the system.

Value 0 means this value is not applicable.

The data type TmnxFilterProfileStringOrEmpty denotes the filter
profile string. The empty string denotes the absence of a filter
profile.

TmnxFlexAlgoId identifies a specific Flexible Algorithm in the system.

TmnxFlexAlgoId identifies a specific Flexible Algorithm in the system.

The value '0' indicates that no Flexible Algorithm is specified.

The data type TmnxFpeId is a number that uniquely identifies a Forward
Path Extension (FPE).

The data type TmnxFpeIdOrZero is a number that either uniquely
identifies a Forward Path Extension (FPE), or is equal to zero.

The data type TmnxFpePathId is a number that uniquely identifies a
path within a multi-path Forward Path Extension (FPE).

The upper 32 bits of a 64 bit value.

A string that represents an HTTP URL configured for HTTP redirection.

The string may contain a macro '$URL' that specifies substitution of
'$URL' by another string; the origin of that string is documented
where this textual convention is used.

The string may contain a macro '$MAC' that specifies substitution of
'$MAC' by another string, representing a MAC address; the origin of
that string is documented where this textual convention is used.

The string may contain a macro '$IP' that specifies substitution of
'$IP' by another string, representing an IP address; the origin of
that string is documented where this textual convention is used.

The string may contain a macro '$SUB' that specifies substitution of
'$SUB' by another string, representing an subscriber ID; the origin of
that string is documented where this textual convention is used.

The string may contain a macro '$SAP' that specifies substitution of
'$SAP' by another string, representing a SAP (Service Access Point);
the origin of that string is documented where this textual convention
is used.

The string may contain a macro '$SAPDESC' that specifies substitution
of '$SAPDESC' by another string; the origin of that string is
documented where this textual convention is used.

The string may contain a macro '$CID' that specifies substitution of
'$CID' by a bytestring, representing a circuit-id or interface-id; the
origin of that string is documented where this textual convention is
used.

The string may contain a macro '$RID' that specifies substitution of
'$RID' by a bytestring, representing a remote-id; the origin of that
string is documented where this textual convention is used.

Not all substitution macro's are supported in every situation; an
unsupported macro is ignored (substituted with nothing); the set of
supported macro's should be documented where this textual convention
is used.

TmnxIPsecDirection data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the direction of an IPsec tunnel.

TmnxIPsecKeyingType data type is an enumerated integer that describes
the values used to identify the IPsec keying type.

A number used to identify an entry in the tIPsecTnlTempTable.

A number used to identify an entry in the tIPsecTnlTempTable or zero.

The TmnxISID specifies a 24 bit (1..16777215) service instance
identifier for the service. As part of the Shortest Path Bridging
(SPB) frames, it is used at the destination PE as a demultiplexor
field.

The value of 0 is used to indicate the value of this object is
unspecified.

The TmnxISID specifies a 24 bit (1..16777215) service instance
identifier for the service. As part of the Shortest Path Bridging
(SPB) frames, it is used at the destination PE as a demultiplexor
field.

The data type TmnxIgmpGroupFilterMode describes the filter-mode of a
group.

In 'include(1)' mode, reception of packets sent to the specified
multicast address is requested only from those IPv4 Source addresses
listed in the corresponding source-list.

In 'exclude(2)' mode, reception of packets sent to the given multicast
address is requested from all IPv4 Source addresses, except those
listed in the corresponding source-list (if any).

The data type TmnxIgmpGroupType describes how a multicast group is
learned.

The data type TmnxIgmpSnpgGroupType describes how a multicast group is
learned.

The data type TmnxIgmpVersion denotes the version of the IGMP protocol:
- 'version1(1)': means version 1 of the IGMP protocol
- 'version2(2)': means version 2 of the IGMP protocol
- 'version3(3)': means version 3 of the IGMP protocol.

An object of type TmnxIgpInstance identifies an instance of an
Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP).

Supported IGPs are Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS)
and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).

The supported range varies with the IGP and address family, as
follows.

IGP Address Family Supported Range
------ -------------- ---------------
IS-IS all 0..127
OSPFv2 all 0..31
OSPFv3 IPv4 unicast 64..95
OSPFv3 IPv6 unicast 0..31

The data type to specify IGP shortcut tunnel next hop family.

TmnxIkePolicyAuthMethod data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the type of authentication method used.

TmnxIkePolicyAutoEapMethod data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the type of fallback authentication method use in
conjunction with the automatic EAP authentication method.

TmnxIkePolicyAutoEapOwnMethod data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the type of fallback authentication method use in
conjunction with the automatic EAP authentication method on its own
side.

TmnxIkePolicyDHGroupOrZero data type is similar to
TmnxIkePolicyDHGroup but allows the value 'unspecified (0)'.

TmnxIkePolicyOwnAuthMethod data type is an enumerated integer that
describes the type of authentication method used for its own side.

TmnxIngPolicerStatMode specifies the mode of statistics collected by
this ingress policer.

TmnxIngPolicerStatModeOverride specifies the override mode of
statistics collected by this ingress policer.

The value of TmnxInternalSchedWeightMode specifies the weight-mode
applied to queues using internal-scheduler. Various modes can be
enumerated as follows:

noOverride (1) - follows queue behavior specified at the card
level.
default (2) - queues are equally weighted except for
mixed-speed LAG (when the value of
TIMETRA-LAG-MIB.mib::tLagPerFpIngQueuing is
set to 'false (2)') where queues are weighted
based on port-speed.
forceEqual (3) - all queues are always equally weighted.
offeredLoad (4) - queues are weighted based on offered load.
cappedOfferedLoad (5) - queues are weighted based on offered load
capped by admin PIR.

The value of TmnxIpSecIsaOperFlags specifies the operational flags
that determine the status of the MDAs associated with IPsec ISA.

The TmnxIsaBbGrpId data type contains an identification number for an
ISA-BB group.

An ISA-BB group is a set of MDA of type 'isa-bb' that together
performs a particular function such as NAT (Network Address
Translation) or IP datagram fragment reassembly.

The value zero means that no ISA-BB Group is defined.

TmnxIsaScalingProfile is an enumerated integer that specifies the ISA
scaling profile.

The meaning of each profile is explained in the customer
documentation.

ISA scaling profiles are only used in a virtual machine
implementation.

The TmnxIsidMFibStatus data type describes the MFIB status of the
ISID.

The TmnxL2tpTunnelGroupName data type contains a valid string to
identify a Layer Two Tunneling Protocol Tunnel Group.

The TmnxL2tpTunnelGroupNameOrEmpty data type contains a valid string
to identify a Layer Two Tunneling Protocol Tunnel Group.

An empty string indicates that no Tunnel Group is defined.