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OID list for ctron-priority-extensions-mib
- ctPriorityExtTXQueueTable
- This table provides information pertaining to the number of physical transmit queues per interface.
- ctPriorityExtTXQueueEntry
- Specifies the number of transmit queues for this interface.
- ctPriorityExtSlotNum
- The slot num of the device that the interface is located on.
- ctPriorityExtInterfaceNum
- The interface number for which the information is requested. This is equal to the MIB-II ifIndex.
- ctPriorityExtNumTXQueues
- The number of physical transmit queues for the requested interface.
- ctPriorityExtMACStatus
- Defines the status of the priority packet forwarding based on MAC address. Setting ctIfPriorityExtMACStatus to a value of disable(2), disables the forwarding of packets based on priority table information. All information remains in existence but is not ...
- ctPriorityExtNumMACEntries
- The number of active entries in the ctPriorityExtMACTable.
- ctPriorityExtMaxNumMACEntries
- The maximum number of entries allowed in the ctPriorityExtMACTable.
- ctPriorityExtMaxNumPktTypesPerMACEntry
- The maximum number of packet types that can be asssociated with any one MAC address in the ctPriorityExtMACTable
- ctPriorityExtMACTable
- This table provides the ability to specify priority based on the MAC addresses encoded in a packet. There are several possible permutations achieveable via this table. Priorities in this table may be based on the following criteria: Destination address a ...
- ctPriorityExtMACEntry
- Describes a particular MAC address priority entry.
- ctPriorityExtMACAddr
- The MAC address which will have a priority associated with it as specified by ctPriorityExtMACPriority.
- ctPriorityExtAddrType
- The type of MAC address which will have priority associated with it as specified by ctPriorityExtMACPriority.
- ctPriorityExtMACPktType
- The packet type associated with a particular MAC address, specified by ctPriorityExtMACAddr, which will have priority associated with it as specified by ctPriorityExtMACPriority. A value of 1 indicates that this entry pertains to all packet types. A sing ...
- ctPriorityExtMACVlanId
- A set of 65335 (0xFFFF) causes the priority value specified in ctPriorityExtMACPriority to apply to all packets matching the criteria specified by ctPriorityExtMACAddr, ctPriorityExtAddrType, and ctPriorityExtMACPktType. Any value between 1 and 4095 is a ...
- ctPriorityExtMACPriority
- A set of delete(100) will delete this row from the ctPriorityExtMACTable. A set of priority(1-8) will either create a row in the ctPriorityExtMACTable with the specified priority or modify an existing entry with the newly specified priority.
- ctPriorityExtPktTypeStatus
- Defines the status of the priority packet forwarding based exclusively on packet type. Setting ctIfPriorityPktTypeExtStatus to a value of disable(2) disables the forwarding of packets based on priority table information. All information remains in exist ...
- ctPriorityExtNumPktTypeEntries
- The number of active entries in the ctPriorityExtPktTypeTable.
- ctPriorityExtMaxNumPktTypeEntries
- The maximum number of entries allowed in the ctPriorityExtPktTypeTable.
- ctPriorityExtPktTypeTable
- This table provides the ability to specify priority based on the packet type encoded in a packet. Priorities in this table may be based on the following criteria: Packet type and VLAN ID Packet type If any given relationship can not be created the set wil ...
- ctPriorityExtPktTypeEntry
- Describes a particular packet type priority entry.
- ctPriorityExtPktType
- The packet type which will have priority associated with it as specified by ctPriorityExtPktTypePriority. A value of 1 indicates that this entry pertains to all packet types. A single value in the range of 0x0600..0xFFFF indicates that this entry only pe ...
- ctPriorityExtPktTypeVlanId
- A set of 65535 (0xFFFF) causes the priority value specified in ctPriorityExtPktTypePriority to apply to all packets of the type specified by ctPriorityExtPktType. Any value between 1 and 4095 is a valid VLAN ID (IEEE 802.1q) and causes ctPriorityExtPktTy ...
- ctPriorityExtPktTypePriority
- A set of delete(100) will delete this row from the ctPriorityExtPriorityTypeTable. A set of priority(1-8) will either create a row in the ctPriorityExtPriorityTypeTable with the specified priority or modify an existing entry with the newly specified prio ...
- ctPriorityExtPortStatus
- Defines the status of the priority packet forwarding based on receive port. Setting ctIfPriorityExtPortStatus to a value of disable(2), disables the forwarding of packets based on priority table information. All information remains in existence but is n ...
- ctPriorityExtPortTable
- This table provides information pertaining to the priority associated with a receive port.
- ctPriorityExtPortEntry
- Specifies the priority associated with a specific physical interface.
- ctPriorityExtPortSlotNum
- The slot num of the device that the interface is located on.
- ctPriorityExtPortInterfaceNum
- The interface number for which the information is requested.
- ctPriorityExtPortPriority
- A set of priority(1-8) will modify an existing entry with the newly specified priority. Entries cannot be deleted from this table.
- ctPriorityExtFwdInboundPriority
- This controls whether a packet that is received with a priority tag is forwarded with the priority encoded in the tag or the default priority of the port. A value of enable(1) means the packet will be forwarded with the priority encoded in the tag. A va ...
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