LAN-EMULATION-ELAN-MIB Table View

This table contains all Emulated LANs
(ELANs) this agent manages.  An ELAN
is defined by the ELAN name, a set of
TLVs, and other parameters.  After an
ELAN is created, members of the ELAN
such as the LAN Emulation Server (LES)
or Client (LEC) can be added to this
ELAN entry in their repective tables.
There are four memebers to an ELAN and
they are LECS, LES, BUS (Broadcast and
Unknown Server ) and LEC.  The support
of LECS is optional.  The addition and
deletion of LECS is done in the 
elanLecsConfGroup defined in this MIB.
The addition and deletion of the LEC
are done in the LEC Assignment tables
defined in this ELAN Configuration group.
The addition and deletion of the LES
are also defined in this group.  The
addition and deletion of the BUS are
done in the LES MIB due to the fact that
LEC learns the BUS address only from
the LES it corresponds to.

This table contains all LESs for each 
ELAN specified in the elanConfTable.
    Each ELAN can have more than
    one LES providing LAN Emulation 
    services.  Each LES can service only
one ELAN.  The table is indexed by the
elanConfIndex which points to the ELAN
this LES is providing service to, and
elanLesIndex which unquely identifies
a LES.  This table is used for configuration
of an ELAN only, that is, creating a
LES in this table does not instantiate
a LES in the network.  It is done in
the LES MIB.

This table contains all policies this
agent supports for assigning a LEC to
an ELAN. 
A set of policies with the same or
different priorities can be selected
by the entity which provides ELAN
configuration service such
as the LECS.  The policy with the
highest priority or with the smallest
elanPolicyPriority , is evaluated
first.  The policies with the same
elanPolicyPriority are evaluated
at the same time with the AND operation.
When LECS receives a configure
request, it checks it's policies selected
from this table to determine which 
ELAN and LES the LEC will join.
This table is indexed by a selector
index and a policy index.  The policy
index unquely identifies a policy and
the selector index allows multiple
policies be selected by one LECS or
an entity that is providing ELAN
configuration service.

This table is used to assign a LEC
to an ELAN by ATM address.
When the by ATM address policy is 
used, this table is used to specify
the LEC's ATM address or portion of an ATM
address.  The ATM address is used by
the LECS or other entity which serves
the LANE configuration function to
determine the ELAN membership.
          
This table is indexed
by the elanConfIndex which points
to the ELAN this LEC belongs, the
elanLesIndex which points to the
LES this LEC should join, the
LEC's ATM address and an ATM address
mask.  Portions of ATM address
can be used in dertermining ELAN
membership by using both the ATM
address and the mask.

This table is used to assign a LEC
to an ELAN by MAC address.
When the byMacAddress policy is 
used, this table is used to specify
the LEC's ELAN membership by ATM
address.  This table is indexed
by the elanConfIndex which points
to the ELAN this LEC belongs, the
elanLesIndex which points to the
LES this LEC should join, and the
LEC's MAC address.

This table is used to assign a LEC
to an ELAN by Route Descriptor.
    When the by Route Descriptor policy is 
used, this table is used to specify
the LEC's ELAN membership by Route
Descriptor.  This table is indexed
by the elanConfIndex which points
to the ELAN this LEC belongs, the
elanLesIndex which points to the
LES this LEC should join, and the
LEC's Route Descriptors.

This table is used to assign a LEC
to an ELAN by Packet Size. When the by 
Packet Size policy is used, this table 
is used to specifythe LEC's ELAN 
membership by Packet Size.  This table 
is indexed by the elanConfIndex which 
points to the ELAN this LEC belongs, 
the elanLesIndex which points to the
LES this LEC should join, and the
LEC's Packet Size.

This table is used to assign a LEC
to an ELAN by ELAN name. When the by 
ELAN name policy is used, this table 
is used to specifythe LEC's ELAN 
membership by ELAN name.  This table 
is indexed by the elanConfIndex which 
points to the ELAN this LEC belongs, 
the elanLesIndex which points to the
LES this LEC should join, and the
LEC's ELAN name.

This table contains the configuration 
information of all LECS this agent
manages.  This table can also be
used to create, delete or configure
a LECS.

This table contains the mapping between 
ELANs and LECS.
          
When a LECS is deleted from the lecsConfTable, 
all entries associated with this entry will 
also be deleted.

This table contains mandatoryly configured
sets of TLVs in this LECS. These sets can
include not only the standard TLVs specified
in the LAN Emulation Spec. 1.0 [1] but
also the additional parameters
exchanged between the LECS and LEC.
This table is indexed by a selector
index, which allows more than one
TLV to be selected by an ELAN; and
the TLV tag, which specified the type
of the TLV; and a TLV index which
is used to distinguish between different
entries with the same TLV tag.
How does the LECS treat the TLVs
that are not specified in this table
in the CONFIGURE requests are not
defined in this MIB.

This table contains all the CONFIG VCCs of the
LECS.  The CONFIG VCC is used by the LEC to send/
receive ATM LE CONFIGURE request/response to/from
the LECS.  This table is writable if PVC is used
and read only if SVC is used.

This table contains error log control 
information of all LECS instances.
This table is an extention to the
lecsConfTable.  It is used to enable
or disable error logs for a particular
LECS entry.

This table contains error logs
of the LECS instances enabled
in the lecsErrCtlTable.  This table
is indexed by the LECS instance
index and an arbitrary integer
uniquely identifies an error
log.

A (conceptual) table of statistics 
associated with all
LECS instances on the device.