CISCO-DLCSW-MIB Download
The Cisco MIB for managing FRAS sessions to the endstation. These
objects are specific to downstream or enduser sessions only. The
support for this MIB is read-only.
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OID list for CISCO-DLCSW-MIB
- frasBnnSdlcConTable
- This table contains mapping information for each SDLC Link Station in a FRAS-BNN to SDLC connection. All entries are derived entirely from the router configuration.
- frasBnnSdlcConEntry
- This table contains the entries defined for a specific SDLC Link Station in a BNN-SDLC configuration.
- bnnSdlcConAddress
- This value is the poll address of the secondary link station for this SDLC link. It uniquely identifies the SDLC link station within a single SDLC port.
- bnnSdlcConState
- Contains the FRAS state of the Link Station. reset - no activity testSent - TEST Frames sent xidexchg - XID exchange in progress connrqsent - Connect request sent sigstnwait - Signal station wait state connrspwait - Connect response wait state connrspsent ...
- bnnSdlcConDlci
- The Data Link Connection Identifier used for this particular connection.
- bnnSdlcConFRInterface
- This is the Frame-Relay interface which the SDLC Link Station is using to connect to the Host.
- bnnSdlcConLocalSap
- The Local SAP for this SDLC station's corresponding LLC session to the host.
- bnnSdlcConRemoteSap
- The Remote SAP for this SDLC station's corresponding LLC session to the host.
- frasBnnLlcConTable
- This table contains information for each End Station in a FRAS-BNN to LLC connection. The entries are derived entirely from the router configuration.
- frasBnnLlcConEntry
- This table contains information for a specific End Station's connection state in a BNN-LLC connection.
- bnnLlcConDeviceMacAddress
- This value is the End Station's Local Mac-Address.
- bnnLlcConLanLocalSap
- The End Station's Local SAP.
- bnnLlcConLanRemoteSap
- The End Station's Remote SAP.
- bnnLlcConLanInterface
- This is the physical interace which the End Station is attached to.
- bnnLlcConDlci
- The Data Link Connection Identifier associated with the corresponding LLC2 session over Frame-Relay to the host.
- bnnLlcConState
- Contains the FRAS state of the Link Station. reset - no activity testSent - TEST Frames sent xidexchg - XID exchange in progress connrqsent - Connect request sent sigstnwait - Signal station wait state connrspwait - Connect response wait state connrspsent ...
- bnnLlcConLocalMacAddress
- The Mac-Address configured as the End Station's target or Remote address.
- bnnLlcConFrLocalSap
- The FRAS router's Local SAP.
- bnnLlcConFrRemoteSap
- The FRAS router's Remote SAP.
- frasBanSdlcConTable
- This table contains information for each SDLC Link Station in a FRAS-BAN to SDLC connection. The entries are derived entirely from the router configuration.
- frasBanSdlcConEntry
- This table contains information for a specific SDLC Link Station in a configured for a BAN connection.
- banSdlcConLocalInterface
- This is the physical interface the SDLC Link Stations are connected to.
- banSdlcConAddress
- This value is the poll address of the secondary link station for this SDLC link. It uniquely identifies the SDLC link station within a single SDLC port.
- banSdlcConBanDlciMac
- The End Station's target or Remote mac-address.
- banSdlcConDlci
- The Data Link Connection Identifier for the corresponding LLC2 session over Frame-Relay to the host.
- banSdlcConState
- Contains the FRAS state of the Link Station. reset - no activity testSent- TEST Frames sent xidexchg - XID exchange in progress connrqsent - Connect request sent sigstnwait - Signal station wait state connrspwait - Connect response wait state connrspsent ...
- banSdlcConVmac
- The End Station's virtual Mac-Address which is comprised of a TR formatted template and the SDLC Link Station address appended on the last nibble.
- banSdlcConBniAddress
- BNI is Boundary Node Identifier which is the FRAS-BAN connection's Remote address in TR-format. It is by default 4fff.0000.0000
- banSdlcConFrLocalSap
- The FRAS router's Local SAP.
- banSdlcConFrRemoteSap
- The FRAS router's Remote SAP.
- frasBanLlcConTable
- This table contains information for each LAN attached End Station in a FRAS-BAN to LAN connection. The entries are from endstations which have their destination mac-addresses as the BAN-DLCI-MAC address.
- frasBanLlcConEntry
- This table contains information for a specific LAN attached End Station.
- banLlcEndstnLocalMac
- This value is the End Station's Local Mac-Address.
- banLlcBanDlciMac
- This value is the End Station's Remote Mac-Address. It is also the FRAS-BAN connection's Local Mac-Address.
- banLlcConLocalSap
- The endstation's Local SAP.
- banLlcConRemoteSap
- The endstation's Remote SAP.
- banLlcConDlci
- The Data Link Connection Identifier associated with the corresponding LLC2 session over Frame-Relay to the host.
- banLlcConState
- Contains the FRAS state of the Link Station. reset - no activity testSent- TEST Frames sent xidexchg - XID exchange in progress connrqsent - Connect request sent sigstnwait - Signal station wait state connrspwait - Connect response wait state connrspsent ...
- banLlcConFrInterface
- This is the Frame-Relay interface for this particular session.
- banLlcBniAddress
- This value is the FRAS-BAN connection's Target Mac-Address. It is by default 4fff.0000.0000
- banLlcConFrLocalSap
- The Local SAP of the corresponding LLC2 session over Frame-Relay to the host.
- banLlcConFrRemoteSap
- The Remote SAP of the corresponding LLC2 session over Frame-Relay to the host.
- frasBnnSdlcGroup
- The frasBnnSdlcGroup defines objects which are common to the BNN SDLC of all compliant connections.
- frasBnnLlcGroup
- The frasBnnLlcGroup defines objects which are common to the BNN LLC of all compliant connections.
- frasBanSdlcGroup
- The frasBanSdlcGroup defines objects which are common to the BAN SDLC of all compliant connections.
- frasBanLlcGroup
- The frasBanLlcGroup defines objects which are common to the BAN LLC of all compliant connections.
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