CISCO-FC-FE-MIB Table View

This table contains one entry per fibre channel switch
port interface. Each entry holds the port interface 
parameters. The entries are created by the fabric 
switch when a module is inserted and it identifies a
port on the module. 
Similarly when a module is removed from the fabric
switch all the port entries in this table 
corresponding to that module are removed.
This table also hold entries for Port Channel ports.  
NOTE: Nx_ports are not represented in this table.

This table contains one entry for each trunking fibre
channel port per VSAN. When the FC-port goes
into trunking mode, the fibre channel switch creates
one entry per FC-port for each active VSAN, from the
allowed VSAN list for this port. 
The allowed VSAN list is configured using the objects,
fcIfAllowedVsanList2k and fcIfAllowedVsanList4k. 
If an VSAN becomes inactive then the switch removes the
corresponding entries from this table, if they exist.

This table contains, one entry for each Nx_Port
attached to a particular FC-port in this VSAN in the
Fabric element.
Each entry contains services parameters established 
from the most recent Fabric Login, explicit or 
implicit. In case of private devices attached to port,
the fabric switch does the login on behalf of the
private device. The fabric switch creates or deletes an
entry in this table.
Note: An FC-port may have one or more Nx_Port 
logged-in to it.

This table contains, one entry for each local
Interconnect_Port that has performed Exchange Link
Parameters Switch Fabric Internal Link Service
exchange with its peer Interconnect_Port.
Each entry contains Exchange Link Parameters
established from the most recent ELP exchange between
the 2 Interconnect_Port.
The agent creates and deletes each entry in this 
table. The agent creates an entry in this table on a
successful completion of a ELP exchange. Similarly the
agent deletes the entry when the port goes down.
NOTE: Port Channel ports are not represented in 
this table.

This table contains, one entry for each FC-Port.
It contains information describing about what each
FC-port is inherently capable in its current 
configuration of operating or supporting.
Entries in this table are created/deleted on an 
as-needed basis by the agent. This table shows the
capability of this port hardware as currently 
configured.
NOTE: This table has objects which represent the
characteristics of a physical port. Thus, Port 
Channel ports are not represented in this table. 
The recommended method to get the current capability
for the objects affected by the setting of 
fcIfPortRateMode is to inspect the relevant objects in
whichever table corresponds to the value of 
fcIfPortRateMode.  As a result, the relevant objects in
this table have been deprecated.

This table contains, one entry for each FC-Port
which is capable of operating in over subscription port
rate mode.
It contains information describing about what each
FC-port is inherently capable of operating or 
supporting in over subscription mode.   
Entries in this table are created/deleted on an 
as-needed basis by the agent. 
NOTE: This table has objects which represent the
characteristics of a physical port. Thus, Port 
Channel ports are not represented in this table.

This table contains, one entry for each FC-Port
which is capable of operating in Full Rate mode.
It contains information describing about what each
FC-port is inherently capable of operating or 
supporting in full rate mode. 
Entries in this table are created/deleted on an 
as-needed basis by the agent.
NOTE: This table has objects which represent the
characteristics of a physical port. Thus, Port 
Channel ports are not represented in this table.

A table listing the peer node identification data per
port per VSAN.

This table contains one entry per fibre channel switch
Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) interface. 
          
This table also provides an easy way to find out 
whether a GigE interface is part of an port 
channel or not.
          
The table is indexed by the 'ifIndex' of the GigE
port in the fiber channel switch.

This table is used for configuring the module specific features
for Fibre Channel modules (or whatever equivalent).

In certain scenarios, when an interface in a system
transitions to a down state due to a particular reason, it is 
likely for the interface to keep flapping between up and down 
states continuously. The objects in each entry of this table 
help in controlling such behaviour on an interface by stopping 
such frequent transitions and holding the interface in down 
state, if a stipulated number of such toggles happen in a given 
duration, as described in the objects. 
Per each reason for which the interface flaps, an entry in this
table can be used to configure the following: whether or not 
the flapping should be controlled on the interface, the allowed
number of flaps and the allowed duration before the interface
is held in down state.

This table contains, one entry for each fabric
channel port( including any Port Channel ports ). It 
contains counters that record the errors detected.
This table is an extension to interfaces group defined
in IF-MIB. It contains additional errors specific
to this device.