This MIB is intended to be implemented on all those
devices operating as Central Controllers (CC) that
terminate the Light Weight Access Point Protocol
tunnel from Light-weight LWAPP Access Points.

This MIB provides configuration, statistics and
status information about the controller.
This includes controller statistics and provides
information such as Inventory, Trap logs, memory and
CPU. This MIB also provides configuration of CLI,
SNMP, LAG, DHCP, Spanning Tree, etc.

The relationship between controller and the LWAPP APs
can be depicted as follows:

+......+     +......+     +......+           +......+
+      +     +      +     +      +           +      +
+  CC  +     +  CC  +     +  CC  +           +  CC  +
+      +     +      +     +      +           +      +
+......+     +......+     +......+           +......+
..            .             .                 .
..            .             .                 .
.  .            .             .                 .
.    .            .             .                 .
.      .            .             .                 .
.        .            .             .                 .
+......+ +......+     +......+      +......+          +......+
+      + +      +     +      +      +      +          +      +
+  AP  + +  AP  +     +  AP  +      +  AP  +          +  AP  +
+      + +      +     +      +      +      +          +      +
+......+ +......+     +......+      +......+          +......+
.              .             .                 .
.  .              .             .                 .
.    .              .             .                 .
.      .              .             .                 .
.        .              .             .                 .
+......+ +......+     +......+      +......+          +......+
+      + +      +     +      +      +      +          +      +
+  MN  + +  MN  +     +  MN  +      +  MN  +          +  MN  +
+      + +      +     +      +      +      +          +      +
+......+ +......+     +......+      +......+          +......+


The LWAPP tunnel exists between the controller and
the APs.  The MNs communicate with the APs through
the protocol defined by the 802.11 standard.

LWAPP APs, upon bootup, discover and join one of the
controllers and the controller pushes the configuration,
that includes the WLAN parameters, to the LWAPP APs.
The APs then encapsulate all the 802.11 frames from
wireless clients inside LWAPP frames and forward
the LWAPP frames to the controller.

GLOSSARY

Access Point ( AP )

An entity that contains an 802.11 medium access
control ( MAC ) and physical layer ( PHY ) interface
and provides access to the distribution services via
the wireless medium for associated clients.

LWAPP APs encapsulate all the 802.11 frames in
LWAPP frames and sends it to the controller to which
it is logically connected.

Basic Service Set Identifier (BSSID)

The identifier for the service set comprising of
all the 802.11 stations under the control of
one coordinating Access Point.  This identifier
happens to be the MAC address of the dot11 radio
interface of the Access Point.  The wireless
clients that associate with the Access Point
get the wired uplink through this particular
dot11 interface.

Central Controller ( CC )

The central entity that terminates the LWAPP protocol
tunnel from the LWAPP APs.  Throughout this MIB,
this entity also referred to as 'controller'.

Light Weight Access Point Protocol ( LWAPP )

This is a generic protocol that defines the
communication between the Access Points and the
Central Controller.

Mobile Node ( MN )

A roaming 802.11 wireless device in a wireless
network associated with an access point.

Station Management (SMT)

This term refers to the internal management of the
802.11 protocol operations by the AP to work
cooperatively with the other APs and 802.11
devices in the network.

REFERENCE

[1] Part 11 Wireless LAN Medium Access Control ( MAC )
and Physical Layer ( PHY ) Specifications.

[2] Draft-obara-capwap-lwapp-00.txt, IETF Light
Weight Access Point Protocol.     

True if the Switch contains a Gigabit ethernet
card
.    

True if the switch is carrying a Crypto card.    

States whether the switch supports third party
Access Points.    

Maximum number of APs supported with this
Controller.    

True if the switch is carrying second Crypto
card for 4400 controller.    

True if FIPS (Federal Information Processing
Standards) mode has been enabled on the
controller.False if FIPS mode has not been
enabled. FIPS mode can only be enabled through
console.    

The total number of traps sent since last
reset.    

The total number of AP Coverge Profile Failure
traps sent since last reset.    

System uptime when trap was sent. This entry
shows how long the system has been up when the
trap occurred.    

The total number of AP Up/Down traps sent since
last reset.    

The total number of AP Associate/Disassociate
traps sent since last reset.    

The total number of AP Load Profile Failure
traps sent since last reset.    

The total number of AP Noise Profile Failure
traps sent since last reset.    

The total number of AP Interference Profile
Failure traps sent since last reset.    

Possible values are:


layer2, layer3
                

The LWAPP transport mode specifies if the switch
is operating in Layer2 or Layer3 mode.  This
attribute gives the current mode the switch is
operating on.    

Possible values are:


false, true
                

This is to indicate if the switch has Power
Supply 1 present on it.  This is applicable to
the 4200 series and will always return true for
the earlier device versions.    

Possible values are:


false, true
                

This is to indicate if the switch's Power Supply
1 is operational.  This is applicable to the
4200 series and will always return true for the
earlier device versions.    

Possible values are:


false, true
                

This is to indicate if the switch has Power
Supply 2 present on it.  This is applicable to
the 4200 series and will always return false for
the earlier device versions.    

Possible values are:


false, true
                

This is to indicate if the switch's Power Supply
2 is operational.This is applicable to the 4200
series and will always return false for the
earlier device versions.    

Current CPU Load of the switch in percentage.    

This is the name of the device this controller
is residing on.    

The slot number on the Wcp Device that this
controller is residing on.    

The port number on the Wcp Device that this
controller is residing on.    

The port number of this controller's peer on the
same slot on Wcp Device that this controller is
residing on.    

The IP Address of this controller's peer on the
same slot on Wcp Device that this controller is
residing on.    

This is the checksum that tracks the changes in
the agentWcpControllerInfoTable. If there is any
change in the information on this table, the
checksum changes.    

A table of the wireless controllers on a WCP
device.    

Entry for a wireless controller on a WCP
device.    

The slot number on the Wcp device that a
controller is residing on.    

The port number on the Wcp Device that a
controller is residing on.    

Status of the user.
active(1)  - This connection is active.
destroy(6) - Set to this value to disconnect
this user.    

Possible values are:


serial, telnet, web, ssl
                

Agent Login Session Connection Type of the
switch    

Telnet login timeout (minutes)
Config telnet timeout  will set the telnet
session timeout value.  A session is active as
long as the session has not remained idle for
the value set. Specify a value from 0 to 160.
A value of 0 indicates that a Telnet session
remains active indefinitely.
Note: Changing the timeout value for active
sessions does not become effective until the
session is reaccessed. Any keystroke will
also activate the new timeout duration.    

Maximum number of Telnet Sessions
Config telnet maxsessions is an integer value
from 0 to 5 that specifies the maximum number of
telnet sessions that can be established. If the
value is 0, no Telnet session can be established.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Allow new telnet sessions (enable or disable)
Config telnet disable means that no new Telnet
sessions are to be established. Any already
established session remains active until
the session is ended or an abnormal network error
ends it.     

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Allow new SSH sessions (enable or disable)
Config SSH disable means that no new SSH sessions
are to be established. Any already established
session remains active until the session is ended
or an abnormal network error ends it.    

Possible values are:


baud1200, baud2400, baud4800, baud9600, 
baud19200, baud38400, baud57600, 
baud115200

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


even, odd, none
                

OBSOLETE
This table provides 802.3ad link aggregation
information for each physical port that is not
available through the standard MIB.    

OBSOLETE
Information about a table entry.  The
agentDot3adAggPort identifies the external
interface number of the port.    

OBSOLETE
ifIndex of this physical port    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

OBSOLETE
Enable/disable 802.3ad LACP on this port    

A table of the switch's physical port config
entries    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

This object identifies the default administrative
port type, to be used in conjunction with the
operational port type denoted by agentPortType.

The set of possible values for this object is
the same as the set defined for the agentPortType
object.

This object represents the administratively-
configured
type of the MAU.  If auto-negotiation is not enabled
or is not implemented for this MAU, the value of
this object determines the operational type of the
MAU.  In this case, a set to this object will force
the MAU into the specified operating mode.

If auto-negotiation is implemented and enabled for
this MAU, the operational type of the MAU is
determined by auto-negotiation, and the value of
this object denotes the type to which the MAU will
automatically revert if/when auto-negotiation is
later disabled.

The valid values for this object are:
dot3MauType10BaseTHD
dot3MauType10BaseTFD
dot3MauType100BaseTXHD
dot3MauType100BaseTXFD
dot3MauType100BaseFXFD
dot3MauType1000BaseSXFD    

This object identifies the port type.
An initial set of MAU types are defined in RFC 2668.
The assignment of OBJECT IDENTIFIERs to new types of
MAUs is managed by the IANA.

If the MAU type is unknown, the object identifier
unknownMauType OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { 0 0 }
is returned.  Note that unknownMauType is a
syntactically valid object identifier, and any
conformant implementation of ASN.1 and the BER must
be able to generate and recognize this value.
This object represents the operational type of the
MAU, as determined by either (1) the result of the
auto-negotiation function or (2) if auto-negotiation
is not enabled or is not implemented for this MAU,
by the value of the object qbEnetDefaultType, or (3)
for the GigE card a value determined by the GBIC
connected to the card.  In case (2), a set to the
object qbEnetPortDefaultType will force the MAU into
the new operating mode.

The valid values for this object are:

dot3MauType10BaseTHD
dot3MauType10BaseTFD
dot3MauType100BaseTXHD
dot3MauType100BaseTXFD
dot3MauType100BaseFXFD
dot3MauType1000BaseSXFD    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

This object identifies the administration status of
auto negotiation for this port.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Config flowcontrol allows you to enable or
disable 802.3x flow control for this port. This
value applies to only full-duplex mode ports.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Enable/Disable the port's Power over ethernet. This doesn't
apply to appliances that have no POE controller.    

Possible values are:


enabled, disabled
                

OBSOLETE
The state of GVRP operation on this port.  The value
enabled(1) indicates that GVRP is enabled on this port,
as long as dot1qGvrpStatus is also enabled for this
device.  When disabled(2) but dot1qGvrpStatus is still
enabled for the device, GVRP is disabled on this port:
any GVRP packets received will be silently discarded and
no GVRP registrations will be propagated from other
ports.  This object affects all GVRP Applicant and
Registrar state machines on this port.  A transition
from disabled(2) to enabled(1) will cause a reset of all
GVRP state machines on this port.(Attribute no longer
supported)    

OBSOLETE
The GARP Join time, in centiseconds.(Attribute no longer
supported)    

OBSOLETE
The GARP Leave time, in centiseconds.(Attribute no
longer supported)    

OBSOLETE
The GARP LeaveAll time, in centiseconds.(Attribute no
longer supported)    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

The switch's Port Mirror Mode. If enabled, then
this is the port that the packets are mirrored
to.    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

The Port Multicast Appliance Mode. If enabled,
then this port allows multicast streams through
it. At a time, a maximum of four ports including
the gigabit ethernet port can have this mode
enabled on them.  This is to limit the number of
multicast streams allowed through the switch
at a given time.    

Possible values are:


dot1d, fast, off
                

The switch's Port Spanning Tree Protocol Mode
STP mode values are:
dot1d (the default)
fast, indicates you want to use the fast
spanning tree mode
off, indicates the STP mode is turned off for a
particular port    

Possible values are:


up, down
                

Possible values are:


blocking, listening, learning, 
forwarding, disabled

The switch's Port Spanning Tree Protocol State    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


autoNegotiate, half10, full10, half100, 
full100, full1000sx

The switch's Port Speed Mode.  This is the
configured physical mode.This object is
read-only for gigabit ports    

Possible values are:


autonegotiate, half10, full10, half100, 
full100, full1000sx, unknown

The switch's Port Physical Speed Status.This
is the current actual speed.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

If enabled, link up and link down traps will be
sent for this port.    

A table of the switch's Interface Config entries
Typically, it will contain entries for Service
Port Interface, DS Port Interface and Virtual
Gateway Interface apart from other entries.    

Interace Name. This values is 'management' for DS
port, 'service-port' for service port and 'virtual'
for virtual gateway. For other interfaces, the name
can be anything. These interfaces are already created
by default.    

Secondary DHCP Server IP Address for the interface.
This applies to the management interface and other
dynamic interfaces.    

Possible values are:


disabled, enabled
                

The interface's DHCP protocol. This applies only
to the service port interface.    

The DNS host name for the Virtual Interface.
This attribute is not valid for other
interfaces.    

Name of the Access Control List applied to the
interface. This attribute is applicable only to
the management interface and other dynamic
interfaces. If it is required to remove the ACL
name for an interface, it should be set to an
empty string.    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

When enabled, the dynamic interface can be used for AP
management. SNMP support for AP management through
dynamic interfaces has been introduced since '3.0.21.0'
release.  Only applicable to dynamic interfaces in 4200
series. In static interfaces, 'disable' value 0
is returned. In 4000/3500 series of switches, 'disable'
value 0 is returned.    

This is the currently active port for this
interface.    

This values is valid only for the 4200 series of
switches. The backup port is the port this interface
is moved to once the primary port fails.  A value 0
means the port is not set.  The valid value can be
any one of the physical ports on the 4200 switch.    

This object is used to configure the health of the
interface identified by agentInterfaceName.

A value of 'true' is used to indicate that this
particular interface is unhealthy.  In this case,
the data packets of the clients, that are assigned
the VLAN Id corresponding to this interface, must
be tunneled to the Controller by the REAP AP.

A value of 'false' indicates that the VLAN configured
against the interface is healthy and that the REAP
AP can switch the clients of this VLAN locally rather
than tunneling them to the Controller.     

Possible values are:


static, dynamic
                

The interface's type. The static type is set for
the interfaces that are created by default on the
switch and these cannot be deleted. Any other
interface that is created is of type dynamic
which can be deleted.    

Interface MAC Address. This is only applicable in
case of management and service-port interfaces.    

IP Netmask of the interface. This is 0 for the
virtual interface.    

IP Gateway of the interface. This is 0 for virtual
and service-port interface.    

A value 0 means the port is not set. The valid value
can be any one of the physical ports on the switch.
This is the primary port configured on the
interface.    

Primary DHCP Server IP Address for the interface
This applies to the management interface and other
dynamic interfaces.    

Network Time Protocol polling interval. Min value
is one hour and maximum is a week.    

A summary table for switch's lag config entries    

Switch's NTP Server entry. Upto 4 entries may be
added.    

A table listing the Scopes defined on the
switch's DHCP Server.    

IP Address of the DHCP Scope's default Router
3.    

IP Address of the DHCP Scope's DNS Server 1.    

IP Address of the DHCP Scope's DNS Server 2.    

IP Address of the DHCP Scope's DNS Server 3.    

IP Address of DHCP Scope's Netbios Name Server
1.    

IP Address of DHCP Scope's Netbios Name Server
2.    

IP Address of DHCP Scope's Netbios Name Server
3.    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

IP Address of the DHCP Scope Network. This is
the address which is used to determine the DHCP
scope a remote Switch is attaching to.    

The DHCP Scope Netmask. This the subnet mask for
the address pool.    

The DHCP Scope address pool start IP address.    

IP Address of the DHCP Scope's default Router
1.    

IP Address of the DHCP Scope's default Router
2.    

OBSOLETE
Agent Lag Create.
When this object is set with a non-empty string,
a new lag will be created.if possible with the
entered string as it's name.    

OBSOLETE
A summary table of the switch's lag config
entries    

OBSOLETE
Agent Lag Status.
active(1)  - This Lag is enabled.
destroy(6) - Set to this value to remove the
Lag.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


dot1d, fast, off
                

OBSOLETE
Agent Lag Add Port.
Note: agentPortType for the port to be added
must be full duplex and the same speed as
previously added port(s), if any.    

OBSOLETE
Agent Lag Member Ports in bit mask
representation    

OBSOLETE
A detailed table of the switch's lag config
entries    

OBSOLETE
Lag port speed. See agentPortType for
description and list of valid values.    

Possible values are:


off, on
                

OBSOLETE
The Lag Mode on the 4400 series controller. When
it is on, all the gigabit ports are bound to one
aggregated link.    

Possible values are:


disable, unicast, multicast
                

Switch's ethernet multicast support.
disable- multicast is disabled
multicast - Multicast is enabled.
unicast- Controller will convert multicast to
unicast packet.    

Possible values are:


enabled, disabled
                

OBSOLETE
The state of GVRP operation on the Switch.  The value
enabled(1) indicates that GVRP is enabled on this port,
as long as dot1qGvrpStatus is also enabled for this
device.  When disabled(2) but dot1qGvrpStatus is still
enabled for the device, GVRP is disabled on this port:
any GVRP packets received will be silently discarded and
no GVRP registrations will be propagated from other
ports.  This object affects all GVRP Applicant and
Registrar state machines on this port.  A transition
from disabled(2) to enabled(1) will cause a reset of all
GVRP state machines on this port.(Attribute No longer
supported)    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

This states whether Management via wireless is
allowed or not.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

This mode when enabled allows WLAN SSIDs to be
broadcasted.    

SSL Certificate Password. This can be optionally
set while downloading SSL certificates of type
Web Admin and Web Authentication    

Type of currently existing Web Admin Certificate
installed on the Switch. It could be 'Empty' if the
certificate is not present, 'Locally Generated' if
the certificate is locally generated or it could
have a name if it is downloaded externally.    

Possible values are:


default, activate
                

This command when set to 'activate' will regenerate
a Web Administration Certificate Locally that will
replace the existing certificate.    

Type of currently exisitng Web Authentication
Certificate installed on the Switch. It could be
'Empty' if the certificate is not present, 'Locally
Generated' if the certificate is locally generated or
it could have a name if it is downloaded externally.    

Possible values are:


default, activate
                

This command when set to 'activate' will regenerate a
Web Authentication Certificate Locally that will
replace the existing certificate.    

A table of the switch's Network Route entries    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Mobile Peer to Peer Blocking mode on the switch.    

Possible values are:


none, bootp, dhcp
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

If https is enable or not provided web mode is
enabled    

OBSOLETE
The switch's Service Port IP address.
(Service-port interface use is recommended
instead
of this group)    

OBSOLETE
The switch's Service Port subnet mask.
(Service-port interface in
agentInterfaceConfigTable is recommended
instead
of this group)    

OBSOLETE
Not Supported for release 1.0.  The switch's
Service Port default gateway.  (Service-port
interface in agentInterfaceConfigTable is
recommended instead of this group)    

OBSOLETE
The switch's Service Port Burned-In MAC address
(Service-port interface in
agentInterfaceConfigTable is recommended
instead
of this group)    

Possible values are:


none, dhcp
                

OBSOLETE
The switch's Service Port config protocol
(Service-port interface in
agentInterfaceConfigTable is recommended
instead
of this group)    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

A table of the switch's SNMP community Config
entries    

The switch's Snmp Community Name
This name identifies each SNMP community;
the name can be up to 16 characters, and it is
case-sensitive. Community names in the SNMP
community must be unique.  If you make multiple
entries using the same community name, the first
entry is kept and processed and all duplicate
entries are ignored.     

The switch's Snmp Community IP Address
Client IP Address - This attribute is an IP
address (or portion thereof) from which this
device will accept SNMP packets with the
associated community. The requesting entity's IP
address is logical-ANDed with the Client IP Mask
and the result must match the Client IP Address.
Note: If the Client IP Mask is set to 0.0.0.0, a
Client IP Address of 0.0.0.0 matches all IP
addresses.    

The switch's Snmp Community Status.
active(1)        - This community is active,
allowing SNMP manager
associated
with this community to manage
the switch according to its
access right.

notInService(2)  - This community is not active;
no
SNMP requests using this
community will be accepted. In
this case the SNMP manager
associated with this community
cannot manage the switch until
the Status is changed back to
active(1).

config(3)        - The community Status must be
set to this value in order to
configure it.  When creating a
new community entry, initial
Status will be set to this
value.

destroy(4)       - Set to this value to remove
the
community from the agent.    

The switch's Snmp Community
IP Mask Client IP Mask - This attribute is a mask
to be logical-ANDed with the requesting entity's
IP address before comparison with the Client IP
Address. If the result matches with Client IP
Address then the address is an authenticated IP
address. For example, if the Client IP Address
is 9.47.128.0 and the corresponding Client IP
Mask is 255.255.255.0, a range of incoming IP
addresses would match, that is, the incoming IP
addresses could be a value in the following
range: 9.47.128.0 to 9.47.128.255.  To have a
specific IP address be the only authenticated IP
address, set the Client IP Address to the
required IP address and set the Client IP Mask to
255.255.255.255.    

Possible values are:


readOnly, readWrite
                

The switch's Snmp Community Access Mode
Access Mode - This value can be readOnly or
readWrite.  A community with a read-only access
allows for switch information to be displayed.
A community with a readWrite access allows for
configuration changes to be made and for
information to be displayed.     

Possible values are:


no, yes
                

Trap messages are sent across a network to an SNMP
Network Manager. These messages alert the manager to
events occurring within the switch or on the network.
Up to six simultaneous trap receivers are supported.    

The switch's Snmp Trap Receiver Name.
This is the name of the remote network manager.
the name can be up to 16 characters,
and is case-sensitive.    

SNMP network Manager IP Address. The  IP Address
traps will be sent to. Each IP address parameter
is four  integer numbers.  The numbers range from
0 to 255.  After creation of entry IP Address
cannot be changed.    

This object is used to create and delete instances
of this table.
The row, when created with the row status value
of 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait' is moved to the
'active' state automatically by the agent and remains
in that state till the time the row is removed through
the 'destroy' option.    

Possible values are:


no, yes
                

The flag to enable the trap receiver. If
disabled, no traps are sent to this receiver's
IP Address.     

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Authentication Flag - Enable/Disable
authentication Flag.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Link Up/Down Flag - Enable/Disable Link Up/Link
Down traps for the entire switch. When set to
Enable, the Link Up/Down traps will be sent only
if the Link Trap flag setting associated with
the port (Port Configuration Menu) is set to
Enable.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Multiple Users Flag - Enable/Disable Multiple
User traps. When the value is set to Enable, a
Multiple User Trap is sent whenever someone logs
in to the terminal interface (EIA 232 or Telnet)
and there is already an existing terminal
interface session    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Spanning Tree Flag - This flag enables the
sending of new root traps and topology change
notification traps.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

OBSOLETE
Broadcast Storm Flag - This flag enables or
disables the broadcast storm trap. You must also
enable Broadcast Storm Recovery Mode
(see the Switch Configuration Menu). When this
value is set to Enable and Broadcast Storm
Recovery mode is set to Enable, the Broadcast
Storm Start/End traps are sent when the switch
enters and leaves Broadcast Storm Recovery.    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

User Config Table. Only creation and deletion of
users is supported.  All individual updates are
not supported.    

Possible values are:


readonly, readwrite
                

Agent User Status.
active(1)  - This user account is active.
destroy(6) - Set to this value to remove this
user account.    

Possible values are:


none, hmacmd5, hmacsha
                

SNMPv3 User Authentication
none(1)      - no authentication used
hmacmd5(1)   - Use HMAC-MD5 authentication
hmacsha(1)   - Use HMAC-SHA authentication    

Possible values are:


none, des
                

SNMPv3 User Encryption Must be set to none(1) if
agentSnmpV3UserAuthenticationType is set to
none(1).  Setting this object will set the
encryption password to an empty string.
none(1) - no encryption used
des(1)  - DES encryption used    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

The switch config broadcast allows you to enable
or disable broadcast storm recovery mode. When
you specify Enable for Broadcast Storm Recovery
and the broadcast traffic on any Ethernet port
exceeds 20 percent of the link speed, the switch
blocks (discards) the broadcast traffic until
the broadcast traffic returns to 10 percent or
less.Upper limit for 10M link is 20% and lower
limit is 10%.  For 100M link Upper limit is 5%
and lower limit is 2%    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Config switchconfig flowcontrol allows you to
enable or disable 802.3x flow control for the
switch. This value applies to only full-duplex
mode ports.     

Aging information about a specific Filtering
Database.    

The FDB entry's address aging timeout(in
seconds)    

Possible values are:


layer2, layer3
                

The LWAPP transport mode decides if the switch
is operating in the Layer2 or Layer3 mode.
The switch needs to be rebooted for the mode
change to take effect.    

Possible values are:


tftp, xmodem, ymodem, zmodem
                

Transfer upload mode configures the mode to use
when uploading from the switch. The mode is
either X/Y/ZMODEM or TFTP. X/Y/ZMODEM is valid
only when the file transfer is initiated by the
serial EIA 232 port.    

Transfer upload tftpserverip configures the IP
address of the server where the file will be
uploaded. It is valid only when the Transfer
Mode is TFTP. The address is 4 integer bytes
ranging from 0 to 255.    

Transfer upload tftppath configures the
directory
path where the file is to be uploaded to. The
switch remembers the last file path used.    

Transfer upload tftpfilename configures the
file name for the file being uploaded from the
switch. It can be up to 32 alphanumeric
characters. The switch remembers the last file
name used. File path can be appended to the file
name if the string is less than 17 characters.
Otherwise, the File Path field will need to be
used and the File Name will be appended to the
File Path as is. An example would be File Path
set to c:	ftpcode and File Name set to
e1r1v1.opr.
Note: File Name, File Path, and TFTP Server IP
Address are applicable only if the Transfer Mode
is TFTP.    

Possible values are:


config, errorlog, systemtrace, traplog, 
crashfile, signatures, unknown

Transfer upload datatype configures the type of
file to upload from the switch.
The types for upload are:
-   Configuration File
-   Error log
-   System trace
-   Trap log
-   Crash File

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Transfer upload start will start an upload
transfer. The agentTransferUploadMode object
must not be set to xmodem(2), ymodem(3), or
zmodem(4) to initiate a transfer via SNMP.    

Possible values are:


notInitiated, transferStarting, 
errorStarting, wrongFileType, 
updatingConfig, invalidConfigFile, 
writingToFlash, failureWritingToFlash, 
checkingCRC, failedCRC, 
unknownDirection, transferSuccessful, 
transferFailed, unknown

Indicates the current status of an upload
transfer.    

Possible values are:


tftp, xmodem, ymodem, zmodem
                

Transfer download mode configures the mode to
use when downloading to the switch. The mode is
either X/Y/ZMODEM or TFTP. X/Y/ZMODEM is valid
only when the file transfer is initiated by the
serial EIA 232 port.    

Transfer download tftpserverip configures the IP
address of the server where the file is located.
It is valid only when the Transfer Mode is TFTP.
The address is 4 integer bytes ranging from 0 to
255.    

Transfer download tftppath configures the
directory path where the file is located. The
switch remembers the last file path used.    

Transfer download tftpfilename configures the
file name for the file being downloaded to the
switch. It can be up to 32 alphanumeric
characters. The switch remembers the last file
name used.  File path can be appended to the
file name if the string is less than 33
characters. Otherwise, the File Path field will
need to be used and the File Name will be
appended to the File Path as is. An example
would be File Path set to c:	ftpcode
and File Name set to e1r1v1.opr. Note: File
Name, File Path, and TFTP Server IP Address are
applicable only if the Transfer Mode is TFTP.    

Possible values are:


code, config, webauthcert, webadmincert, 
signatures, customWebAuth, unknown

Transfer download datatype configures the type
of file to downloaded to the switch.
The types for download are:
-   Code
-   Configuration
-   Certificates
-   Signatures
-   customWebauth- custom webauth tar ball    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Transfer download start will start an download
transfer. The agentTransferDownloadMode object
must not be set to xmodem(2), ymodem(3), or
zmodem(4) to initiate a transfer via SNMP.    

Possible values are:


notInitiated, transferStarting, 
errorStarting, wrongFileType, 
updatingConfig, invalidConfigFile, 
writingToFlash, failureWritingToFlash, 
checkingCRC, failedCRC, 
unknownDirection, transferSuccessful, 
transferFailed, bootBreakOff, 
invalidTarFile, unknown

Indicates the current status of an download
transfer.    

Maximum number of retries to be allowed for a
TFTP message packet.    

Timeout in seconds for a TFTP message packet.    

Possible values are:


disable, enable
                

The configuration file can be encrypted before
tftp upload from the switch and then decrypted
before downloading to the switch when this
option is enabled.    

This is the key to be used when encrypting the
configuration file while upload from the switch
or while decrypting the file after download to
the switch.    

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

Possible values are:


enable, disable
                

A list of additional thernet statistics entries.    

A collection of statistics kept for a particular Ethernet
interface.    

The value of this object uniquely identifies
this portStatsEntry.    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were 64 octets in length
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were between
65 and 127 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were more than
1530 octets in length.
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were between
128 and 255 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were between
256 and 511 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were between
512 and 1023 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were between
1024 and 1518 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) received that were between
1519 and 1530 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

The total number of packets (including bad
packets) transmitted that were between
1519 and 1530 octets in length inclusive
(excluding framing bits but including FCS octets).    

There are no values specified

Values are:


dot1qVlanIndex
                

Values are:


dot1qVlanIndex
                

There are no values specified

There are no values specified

There are no values specified

There are no values specified

Values are:


dot1qVlanIndex
                

Values are:


dot1qVlanIndex
                

Values are:


dot1qVlanIndex
                

Values are:


dot1qVlanIndex
                

There are no values specified

Values are:


agentInventorySysDescription, 
agentInventoryMachineType, 
agentInventoryMachineModel, 
agentInventorySerialNumber, 
agentInventoryMaintenanceLevel, 
agentInventoryBurnedInMacAddress, 
agentInventoryOperatingSystem, 
agentInventoryManufacturerName, 
agentInventoryProductName, 
agentInventoryProductVersion, 
agentInventoryIsGigECardPresent, 
agentInventoryIsCryptoCardPresent, 
agentInventoryIsForeignAPSupported, 
agentInventoryMaxNumberOfAPsSupported, 
agentInventoryIsCryptoCard2Present, 
agentInventoryFipsModeEnabled, 
agentTrapLogTotal, 
agentTrapLogTotalSinceLastViewed, 
agentTrapLogIndex, 
agentTrapLogSystemTime, 
agentTrapLogTrap, 
agentRadioUpDownTrapCount, 
agentApAssociateDisassociateTrapCount, 
agentApLoadProfileFailTrapCount, 
agentApNoiseProfileFailTrapCount, 
agentApInterferenceProfileFailTrapCount, 
agentApCoverageProfileFailTrapCount, 
agentSwitchInfoLwappTransportMode, 
agentSwitchInfoPowerSupply1Present, 
agentSwitchInfoPowerSupply1Operational, 
agentSwitchInfoPowerSupply2Present, 
agentSwitchInfoPowerSupply2Operational, 
agentCurrentCPUUtilization, 
agentTotalMemory, agentFreeMemory, 
agentWcpDeviceName, agentWcpSlotNumber, 
agentWcpPortNumber, 
agentWcpPeerPortNumber, 
agentWcpPeerIpAddress, 
agentWcpControllerTableChecksum, 
agentWcpControllerInfoSlotNumber, 
agentWcpControllerInfoPortNumber, 
agentWcpControllerInfoIpAddress

This collection of objects provide switching information.    

Values are:


agentLoginSessionIndex, 
agentLoginSessionUserName, 
agentLoginSessionIPAddress, 
agentLoginSessionConnectionType, 
agentLoginSessionIdleTime, 
agentLoginSessionSessionTime, 
agentLoginSessionStatus, 
agentTelnetLoginTimeout, 
agentTelnetMaxSessions, 
agentTelnetAllowNewMode, 
agentSSHAllowNewMode, 
agentSerialTimeout, agentSerialBaudrate, 
agentSerialCharacterSize, 
agentSerialHWFlowControlMode, 
agentSerialStopBits, 
agentSerialParityType, 
agentNetworkIPAddress, 
agentNetworkSubnetMask, 
agentNetworkDefaultGateway, 
agentNetworkBurnedInMacAddress, 
agentNetworkConfigProtocol, 
agentNetworkWebMode, 
agentNetworkSecureWebMode, 
agentNetworkMulticastMode, 
agentNetworkDsPortNumber, 
agentNetworkUserIdleTimeout, 
agentNetworkArpTimeout, 
agentNetworkManagementVlan, 
agentNetworkAllowMgmtViaWireless, 
agentNetworkBroadcastSsidMode, 
agentNetworkSecureWebPassword, 
agentNetworkWebAdminCertType, 
agentNetworkWebAuthCertRegenerateCmdInvoke, 
agentNetworkWebAdminCertRegenerateCmdInvoke, 
agentNetworkWebAuthCertType, 
agentNetworkRouteIPAddress, 
agentNetworkRouteIPNetmask, 
agentNetworkRouteGateway, 
agentNetworkRouteStatus, 
agentNetworkPeerToPeerBlockingMode, 
agentNetworkMulticastGroupAddress, 
agentInterfaceName, 
agentInterfaceVlanId, 
agentInterfaceType, 
agentInterfaceMacAddress, 
agentInterfaceIPAddress, 
agentInterfaceIPNetmask, 
agentInterfaceIPGateway, 
agentInterfacePortNo, 
agentInterfacePrimaryDhcpAddress, 
agentInterfaceSecondaryDhcpAddress, 
agentInterfaceDhcpProtocol, 
agentInterfaceDnsHostName, 
agentInterfaceAclName, 
agentInterfaceAPManagementFeature, 
agentInterfaceActivePortNo, 
agentInterfaceBackupPortNo, 
agentInterfaceVlanQuarantine, 
agentInterfaceRowStatus, 
agentNtpPollingInterval, 
agentNtpServerIndex, 
agentNtpServerAddress, 
agentNtpServerRowStatus, 
agentDhcpScopeIndex, agentDhcpScopeName, 
agentDhcpScopeLeaseTime, 
agentDhcpScopeNetwork, 
agentDhcpScopeNetmask, 
agentDhcpScopePoolStartAddress, 
agentDhcpScopePoolEndAddress, 
agentDhcpScopeDefaultRouterAddress1, 
agentDhcpScopeDefaultRouterAddress2, 
agentDhcpScopeDefaultRouterAddress3, 
agentDhcpScopeDnsDomainName, 
agentDhcpScopeDnsServerAddress1, 
agentDhcpScopeDnsServerAddress2, 
agentDhcpScopeDnsServerAddress3, 
agentDhcpScopeNetbiosNameServerAddress1, 
agentDhcpScopeNetbiosNameServerAddress2, 
agentDhcpScopeNetbiosNameServerAddress3, 
agentDhcpScopeState, 
agentDhcpScopeRowStatus, 
agentSnmpTrapPortNumber, 
agentSnmpVersion1Status, 
agentSnmpVersion2cStatus, 
agentSnmpCommunityName, 
agentSnmpCommunityIPAddress, 
agentSnmpCommunityIPMask, 
agentSnmpCommunityAccessMode, 
agentSnmpCommunityEnabled, 
agentSnmpCommunityStatus, 
agentSnmpTrapReceiverName, 
agentSnmpTrapReceiverIPAddress, 
agentSnmpTrapReceiverEnabled, 
agentSnmpTrapReceiverStatus, 
agentSnmpAuthenticationTrapFlag, 
agentSnmpLinkUpDownTrapFlag, 
agentSnmpMultipleUsersTrapFlag, 
agentSnmpSpanningTreeTrapFlag, 
agentSnmpVersion3Status, 
agentSnmpV3UserName, 
agentSnmpV3UserAccessMode, 
agentSnmpV3UserAuthenticationType, 
agentSnmpV3UserEncryptionType, 
agentSnmpV3UserAuthenticationPassword, 
agentSnmpV3UserEncryptionPassword, 
agentSnmpV3UserStatus, 
agentSpanningTreeMode, 
agentSwitchAddressAgingTimeout, 
agentSwitchBroadcastControlMode, 
agentSwitchDot3FlowControlMode, 
agentSwitchLwappTransportMode, 
agentTransferUploadMode, 
agentTransferUploadServerIP, 
agentTransferUploadPath, 
agentTransferUploadFilename, 
agentTransferUploadDataType, 
agentTransferUploadStart, 
agentTransferUploadStatus, 
agentTransferConfigurationFileEncryption, 
agentTransferConfigurationFileEncryptionKey, 
agentTransferDownloadMode, 
agentTransferDownloadServerIP, 
agentTransferDownloadPath, 
agentTransferDownloadFilename, 
agentTransferDownloadDataType, 
agentTransferDownloadStart, 
agentTransferDownloadStatus, 
agentTransferDownloadTftpMaxRetries, 
agentTransferDownloadTftpTimeout, 
agentPortDot1dBasePort, 
agentPortIfIndex, agentPortIanaType, 
agentPortSTPMode, agentPortSTPState, 
agentPortAdminMode, 
agentPortPhysicalMode, 
agentPortPhysicalStatus, 
agentPortLinkTrapMode, 
agentPortClearStats, 
agentPortDefaultType, agentPortType, 
agentPortAutoNegAdminStatus, 
agentPortDot3FlowControlMode, 
agentPortPowerMode, agentPortMirrorMode, 
agentPortMulticastApplianceMode, 
agentPortOperationalStatus

This collection of objects provide switching configuration
information.    

Values are:


agentSaveConfig, agentClearConfig, 
agentClearLags, agentClearLoginSessions, 
agentClearPortStats, 
agentClearSwitchStats, 
agentClearTrapLog, agentResetSystem

This collection of objects provide switching system
information and config.    

Values are:


portStatsIndex, portStatsPktsTx64Octets, 
portStatsPktsTx65to127Octets, 
portStatsPktsTx128to255Octets, 
portStatsPktsTx256to511Octets, 
portStatsPktsTx512to1023Octets, 
portStatsPktsTx1024to1518Octets, 
portStatsPktsRx1519to1530Octets, 
portStatsPktsTx1519to1530Octets, 
portStatsPktsTxOversizeOctets

This collection of objects provide switching statistics.    

Values are:


agentLagConfigCreate, 
agentLagSummaryName, 
agentLagSummaryLagIndex, 
agentLagSummaryLinkTrap, 
agentLagSummaryAdminMode, 
agentLagSummaryStpMode, 
agentLagSummaryAddPort, 
agentLagSummaryDeletePort, 
agentLagSummaryPortsBitMask, 
agentLagSummaryStatus, 
agentLagDetailedLagIndex, 
agentLagDetailedIfIndex, 
agentLagDetailedPortSpeed, 
agentLagConfigMode, 
agentServicePortIPAddress, 
agentServicePortSubnetMask, 
agentServicePortBurnedInMacAddress, 
agentServicePortConfigProtocol, 
agentSnmpBroadcastStormTrapFlag, 
agentDot3adAggPort, 
agentDot3adAggPortLACPMode, 
agentNetworkGvrpStatus, 
agentPortGvrpStatus, 
agentPortGarpJoinTime, 
agentPortGarpLeaveTime, 
agentPortGarpLeaveAllTime, 
agentLagSummaryFlushTimer, 
agentServicePortDefaultGateway

This collection of objects are  obsoleted in bsnSwitching
module.    

Values are:


multipleUsersTrap, 
broadcastStormStartTrap, 
broadcastStormEndTrap, linkFailureTrap, 
vlanRequestFailureTrap, 
vlanDeleteLastTrap, 
vlanDefaultCfgFailureTrap, 
vlanRestoreFailureTrap, fanFailureTrap, 
stpInstanceNewRootTrap, 
stpInstanceTopologyChangeTrap, 
powerSupplyStatusChangeTrap

This  collection of objects provides switching related
notification.    

The compliance statement for the SNMP entities that
implement the bsnSwitching module