tnSysIpAclAdminState

The admin status of IPACL.  All the IPACL rules will be
generated automatically when NE DB is generated for the
first time.  For example, we may have the 512 rules that
are generated by default including the default IPACL rules.
All default IPACL rules have AdminState 'active(1)', while
others have AdminState 'deactivate(2)'.  Only items with
'active(1)' will be sent to Linux IPTable for further
processing.  The item with AdminState 'deactivate(2)' will
be removed from Linux IPTable.  For example, we have the
following default rules:
IPACL index     IPACL AdminState
   1               active
   2               active
   3               active
              
If a new IPACL rule is activated after IPACL index 3, then
we have:
IPACL index, IPACL Adminstate
   1               active
   2               active
   3               active
   4               active
              
If a new IPACL rule is activated after IPACL index 2, then
we have:
IPACL index, IPACL Adminstate
   1               active
   2               active
   3               active    <- newly added
   4               active    <- change IPACL index 3 to 4
   5               active    <- change IPACL index 4 to 5
              
If index 2 is deactivated, then we have:
IPACL index, IPACL Adminstate
   1               active
   2               active    <- change IPACL index 3 to 2
   3               active    <- change IPACL index 4 to 3
   4               active    <- change IPACL index 5 to 4
Only the rules with 'AdminState(1)' can be retrieved.

MIB

TROPIC-SYSTEM-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.7483.2.1.1.2.17.23.1.18

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

tnSysIpAclEntry

Groups

1