osEthServAdminStatus

Values lock(7), unLock(8) and cancelLocking(9) are dedicated to allow to change
critical objects in  enabled service.  The typical  example  of critical  object
is osEthServNodeType.
              
When the value lock(7) is set for unlocked service, the service is cloned. Since
then the service is in so called 'locked' state.  From that moment, before value
unlock(8) is set,  all  the  changes  occur  only in this clone and the original
service remains unchanged and continues to operate as is.
              
When the value unlock(8) is set for the enabled service, the original service is
disabled and the clone is enabled.  If the clone has been enabled  successfully,
then the original service is deleted and the clone becomes a regular service. If
the clone cannot be enabled,  then the message about a reason of it is saved  in
osEthServLastError, the clone is deleted and all changes in it are discarded.
              
When the value unlock(8) is set for a locked and enabled service,  but the clone
is disabled,  then  the original service is disabled  and  the  clone  becomes a
regular service.
              
When the value cancelLocking(9) is  set  for  locked  service,  then  the  clone
is deleted and all its changes are discarded.
              
When the service is locked, values delete(3) and lock(7) cannot be set.
When the service is unlocked, values unlock(8) or cancelLocking(9) cannot be set.
              
When the service is locked with lock(7), all GET,  GETNEXT  returns  values from
the original service.
              
The value erase(10) sets the service into an initial state. This value
cannot be set for disabled or locked services.

MIB

OS-ETH-SERV-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.6926.2.10.2.1.98

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

osEthServEntry