ipDhcpClientRtTemplTable
BINTEC-DYNIP-MIB ·
.0.52.9
Object
table
This table defines some 'gateway-route-templates' that extend the actions taken by the DHCP-client when receiving a 'Router' Option (see section 3.5 of RFC-2132). By default, it builds a default-route for the specified gateway. (See field <MakeDefRoute> of table <ipDhcpClient> for more details.) Additionally (and even if this default-route is suppressed by setting <MakeDefRoute> to <false>), DHCP-client adds a routing-entry for each template-entry with matching DstIfIndex. The <RtType> value tells whether an ipExtRt-entry or ipRoute-entry shall be built. In both cases, most fields are copied from template to routing-entry. In addition, the <Type> is always set to <indirect>, the <Proto> is set to <other>, the <Age> is initialised, and the <NextHop> is set to the gateway-address received via Router Option. Remark: For ipRoute-entries, some fields have slightly different names than the related template-fields, and some template-fields are meaningful only for ipExtRt-entries. Additionally, the <Info> field is set to a reserved OID-value (default-behaviour of DHCP-client to mark its entries). Remark: The template-table is tightly coupled to the generated routing entries. This means that any changes in the template-table cause the related routing-entries to be updated, added, or removed.
Context
- MIB
- BINTEC-DYNIP-MIB
- OID
.0.52.9- Type
- table
- Status
- current
- Parent
- dynipMIB
- Siblings
- 7
- Children
- 1
Syntax
No syntax metadata recorded.
Values & Constraints
No enumerated values or constraints recorded.
Related Objects
Sibling Objects
| Object | Type | Syntax | OID |
|---|---|---|---|
| ipDhcpClientTable Interfaces that are enabled for DHCP client mode. | table | - | .0.52.2 |
| ipDhcpPoolTable This table defines for DHCP which dynamic IP address pool,
represented by an entry in ipDynAddrPoolTable, is to be
used on which interface. | table | - | .0.52.3 |
| ipDynAddrPoolTable This table defines all dynamic IP address pools of the
system. Pools don't have to overlap in their ip address
range. Corrections therefor are made autonomous by the
system. Pool… | table | - | .0.52.4 |
| ipDynAddrTable This table has an entry for each assigned IP address from an
dynamic IP address pool. The assignment could be made manual
by an operator. But usually the assignment is made by th… | table | - | .0.52.5 |
| ipDhcpOptionTable Arbitrary DHCP options used for DHCP server and BOOTP relay. | table | - | .0.52.6 |
| ipStatAddrTable This table has an entry for each static assigned IP address.
The IP address has to be taken from the range of a dynamic IP
address pool.
Each entry in ipStatAddrTable leads to a d… | table | - | .0.52.7 |
| ipDynaAddrTable This table has an entry for each dynamically assigned IP
address from an dynamic IP address pool.
The entry is created by the system
- when assigning IP address to a client,
-… | table | - | .0.52.8 |
Child Objects
| Object | Type | Syntax | OID |
|---|---|---|---|
| ipDhcpClientRtTemplEntry Remark: Formally defined INDEX does not cover all entries that
are needed for selecting an entry unambiguously. However,
listing all of them would make the OIDs rather long. | row | - | .0.52.9.1 |