portModuleSpeedList

The string contains all the available speed settings that is applicable to the port.
It is a special format so the application can parse the string to obtain all the
possible speed settings. The speeds supported are define by 927 a token inside the
pair of <> brackets. Inside the bracket there are two parts: the speed number
which is the multiple of 100 Mbps and a word either HALF or FULL. For examples:
<1 HALF> indicates 100 Mbps Half Duplex.
<1 FULL> is 100 Mbps Full Duplex.
<10 FULL> is 1 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<20 FULL> is 2 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<40 FULL> is 4 Gbps FULL Duplex
<60 FULL> is 6 Gbps FULL Duplex
<80 FULL> is 8 Gbps FULL Duplex
<100 FULL> is 10 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<140 FULL> is 14 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<160 FULL> is 16 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<200 FULL> is 20 Gbps FULL Duplex
<400 FULL> is 40 Gbps FULL Duplex
<560 FULL> is 56 Gbps FULL Duplex
<600 FULL> is 60 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<800 FULL> is 80 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<1000 FULL> is 100 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<1120 FULL> is 112 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<1680 FULL> is 168 Gbps FULL Duplex.
<AUTO> is a special token to indicate Auto Speed, Auto Duplex.
<END> is a special token to mark the end of the list.
The format of the string is
	<token><token><token> <END>
The first token is always the current setting of the port.
examples:
<AUTO><1 HALF><1 FULL><10 FULL><40 FULL><100 FULL><END>
The example shows the port is currently set as AUTO. The port can be set to any
value of Auto, 100 Mbps Half Duplex, 100 Mbps Full Duplex, 1 Gbps Full Duplex,
4 Gbps Full Duplex, and 10 Gbps Full Duplex.

MIB

IBM-BCCUSTOM-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.2.6.215.2.1.1.1.9

Type

column

Access

readonly

Status

current

Parent

portInformationEntry