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This MIB defines the management information for a system using the IPX protocol. The MIB consists of four groups:
1. Base Group - contains general information about IPX.
2. Interface Group - contains information about all interfaces used by IPX.
3. Forwarding Group - contains generic routing information that must be provided by any IPX routing protocol.
4. Services Group - contains information about all known services.
This MIB is designed to provide a basic framework for the management of systems implementing the IPX protocol. Additional MIBs may be created (especially in the area of IPX routing protocols) to contain more specific information. Whenever possible, these additional MIBs should follow the format of this IPX MIB.

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OID list for MSIPX-MIB

ipxBaseOperState: The current operational state of the software.
ipxBasePrimaryNetNumber: The 'internal' network number.
ipxBaseNode: system.
ipxBaseSysName: The readable name for this system.
ipxBaseMaxPathSplits: value which this instance of IPX may split between when forwarding packets.
ipxBaseIfCount: The number of interfaces known to this instance of IPX.
ipxBaseDestCount: this instance of IPX.
ipxBaseServCount: The number of services known to this instance of IPX.
ipxIfTable: The interface table.
ipxIfEntry: system.
ipxIfIndex: system.
ipxIfAdminState: The interface state can be set to disabled(1) by explicit management action or by configuration information.
ipxIfOperState: If ipxIfAdminState is disabled(1) then ipxIfOperState should be down(1). If ipxIfAdminState is changed to enabled(2) then ipxIfOperState should change to up(2) if the interface is ready to transmit and receive network traffic; it should change to sleeping ...
ipxIfAdapterIndex: interface. On-demand interfaces in a sleeping state are not mapped to any adapter.
ipxIfName: The readable name for the interface.
ipxIfType: The type of the interface.
ipxIfLocalMaxPacketSize: system supports locally on this interface.
ipxIfMediaType: The media type used on this interface.
ipxIfNetNumber: The IPX network number of this interface.
ipxIfMacAddress: The MAC address of this interface.
ipxIfDelay: transmit one byte of data, excluding protocol headers, to a destination on the other end of the interface, if the interface is free of other traffic.
ipxIfThroughput: through the interface if there is no other traffic.
ipxIfIpxWanEnable: Enable IPXWAN negotiation.
ipxIfNetbiosAccept: Accept Netbios Broadcast Packets.
ipxIfNetbiosDeliver: Deliver Netbios Broadcast Packets.
ipxIfInHdrErrors: to errors in their IPX headers, including any packet with a size less than the minimum 30 bytes, bad checksums, other format errors, etc.
ipxIfInFilterDrops: due to input filtering.
ipxIfInNoRoutes: no route was found to forward them to their destination
ipxIfInDiscards: other reason not counted in ipxIfInHdrErrors, ipxIfInFilterDrops and ipxIfNoRoutes.
ipxIfInDelivers: The total number of IPX packets successfully received
ipxIfOutFilterDrops: due to output filtering.
ipxIfOutDiscards: other reason not counted in ipxIfOutFilterDrops.
ipxIfOutDelivers: The total number of IPX packets successfully sent
ipxIfInNetbiosPackets: interface. This includes the Type 20 packets received and discarded for various reasons.
ipxIfOutNetbiosPackets: this interface.
ipxDestTable: known destinations.
ipxDestEntry: Each entry corresponds to one destination.
ipxDestNetNum: The IPX network number of the destination.
ipxDestProtocol: destination was obtained.
ipxDestTicks: The delay in ticks to reach this destination.
ipxDestHopCount: The number of hops necessary to reach the destination.
ipxDestNextHopIfIndex: next hop.
ipxDestNextHopMacAddress: The MAC address of the next hop.
ipxDestFlags: 1 - this route is for a network used for dialing in clients 2 - this route should not be advertised.
ipxStaticRouteTable: destinations reached via statically configured routes.
ipxStaticRouteEntry: Each entry corresponds to one static route.
ipxStaticRouteIfIndex: reach the first hop in the static route.
ipxStaticRouteNetNum: The IPX network number of the route's destination.
ipxStaticRouteEntryStatus: Users perform an SNMP SET operation on this object in order to create/delete the IPX static route.
ipxStaticRouteTicks: The delay, in ticks, to reach the route's destination.
ipxStaticRouteHopCount: The number of hops necessary to reach the destination.
ipxStaticRouteNextHopMacAddress: The Mac address of the next hop.
ipxServTable: The table of services, indexed by name and type.
ipxServEntry: Each entry corresponds to one service.
ipxServType: The service type.
ipxServName: The service name.
ipxServProtocol: obtained.
ipxServNetNum: service.
ipxServNode: The node portion of the IPX address of the service.
ipxServSocket: The socket portion of the IPX address of the service.
ipxServHopCount: The number of hops to the service.
ipxStaticServTable: all staticly seeded services.
ipxStaticServEntry: Each entry corresponds to one service.
ipxStaticServIfIndex: The interface used to reach this service.
ipxStaticServType: The service type.
ipxStaticServName: The service name.
ipxStaticServEntryStatus: Users perform an SNMP SET operation on this object in order to create/delete the IPX static service.
ipxStaticServNetNum: service.
ipxStaticServNode: The node portion of the IPX address of the service.
ipxStaticServSocket: The socket portion of the IPX address of the service.
ipxStaticServHopCount: The number of hops to the service.

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