catmtCidRepetition

This object is used to repeatedly apply the writable objects
of catmtCidTable specified in the same SNMP PDU starting 
from the row defined by the index object for the number of 
rows specified by this object.
              
The repetition operation works differently for data trunking 
and voice trunking applications. When catmtCidNx64Enable is 
set to 'false' (voice trunking), it is iterated through the 
value of DS0's and CID number. When catmtCidNx64Enable is 
set to 'true' (data trunking), the order of repetition 
operation is iterated through the value of DS1 index and CID 
number. 
              
(1) For voice trunking applications:
    At each iteration, the value of CID (catmtCid), DS0 
    (catmtCidDs0GroupIndex) and DS1(catmtCidDs1) will 
    be incremented. When the value of catmtCidDs0GroupIndex 
    reaches its maximum, catmtCidDs1 will be incremented 
    to the next logical order of DS1 interface.
              
(2) For data trunking applications:
    At each iteration, the value of catmtCid, catmtCidDs1
    will be incremented. In other words,  the Nx64 packet 
    stream repetition iterates on the DS1, with each DS1 
    interface having the same DS0 group 
    (catmtCidDs0GroupIndex) configuration.
              
The repetition iteration will stop once the value of catmtCid 
reaches its maximum value 255 or when the next CID is not 
available or already configured for different type of trunking
application. For example, a non-Nx64 repetition will stop if 
the next CID has been configured for Nx64 packet stream 
trunking, and vise versa. The repetition will also stop if the 
next contiguous DS0 group index is not available.
              
The maximum value of this object is 248 which is the maximum 
number of CID or AAL2 connections allowed within a VC 
connection.

MIB

CISCO-ATM-TRUNK-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.351.1.1.1.1.13

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

catmtCidEntry

Table

catmtCidTable

Siblings

15