tmnxPtpVRtrPeerLimit

The value of tmnxPtpVRtrPeerLimit specifies the maximum number of PTP
peers that may be automatically created by the system on this virtual
router instance.
              
The SROS system has a global limit on the number of PTP peers that may
be created by the system upon reception of PTP signaling packets.
Specifying a value for tmnxPtpVRtrPeerLimit ensures that a specific
virtual router instance will not exhaust this global resource.
              
A value of -1 indicates that there is no configured limit for this
virtual router instance, and the system may create PTP peers up to the
global limit of PTP peers on the PTP clock.
              
A non-zero value does not explicitly reserve resources for this
virtual router instance.  However, if all PTP virtual router instances
have configured tmnxPtpVRtrPeerLimit to a value other than -1, and the
total of these limits is less than or equal to the global system limit,
this effectively reserves resources for each virtual router instance.
              
If the system has already automatically created PTP peers on a virtual
router instance, the limit cannot be reduced lower than the current
count of automatically created PTP peers on the virtual router
instance.

MIB

TIMETRA-PTP-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.2.74.2.5.1.5

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

tmnxPtpVRtrEntry