sFlowCpReceiver

Identify the sFlow receiver associated with this resource.
          
A value of zero indicates that this resource is available.
If non-zero the value must correspond to a valid, active 
sFlowRcvrIndex.
          
If the value is currently zero it may be set to any
active entry in the sFlowRcvrTable. If the value is
not zero then a set to anything other than zero or
its current value will result in an SNMP error (bad value).
          
Setting to zero frees the resource and returns all the
values in this entry to their default values.
          
If an entry in the sFlowRcvrTable expires, either
because the sFlowRcvrOwner is set to the empty
string or because the sFlowRcvrTimeout reaches zero, then
the agent must mark all associated resources as available
(by setting the associated sFlowReceiver entry to zero)
and all values in these records must be restored to their
default values.
          
This mechanism provides no enforcement and relies on the
cooperation of management entities in order to ensure that
competition for a resource is fairly resolved. A management
entity should not make any changes to a resource
without first aquiring it by successfully writing its
sFlowRcvrIndex value as the sFlowReceiver for the resource.