l2tpTrcFlag

This object is used to enable trace statements in
L2TP  module.
A four byte integer is used for enabling the trace level.
Each bit in the four byte integer represents a particular
trace level.
The mapping between the bit positions & the trace messages are
as follows:
     0x00000000 -- No traces.
     0x00000001 -- Init-Shut related traces.
     0x00000002 -- Data-path related traces.
     0x00000004 -- Buffer related traces.
     0x00000008 -- Event  related traces.
     0x00000010 -- SNMP related traces.
     0x00000020 -- Enables function entry exit traces.
     0x00000040 -- Enables error/failure related traces.
     0x00000080 -- Enables packet dump related traces.
     0x00000100 -- Management related trace.
     0x00000200 -- Enables Pseudowire related traces.
     0x00000400 -- Enables Session related traces.
     0x00000800 -- Enables XConnect related traces.
     0x00001FFF -- All Traces.
Similarly, Trace messages can also be added with respect to levels namely
Critical, Alert, Debug and Info.
          
Critical Level - Init-Shut, data-path and  Buffer related traces
Alert Level    - Event and Snmp related traces.
Debug Level    - Function entry exit, Error/failure,Packet Dump and Management related traces.
Info Level     - pseudowire, Session and XConnect related traces.
          
The mapping between the bit positions & the trace Levels are
as follows:
          
     0x00000003 --  Critical Level.
     0x00000012 --  Alert Level.    
     0x00000150 --  Debug Level.
     0x00000700 --  Info Level

MIB

FutureL2tp-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.29601.2.108.1.1.15

Type

scalar

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

l2tpGlobalInfo