This soft copy for use by IBM employees only.
″The version and release number for the backup
firmware (microcode) saved in flash memory.″
::= { swap 3 }
-- configuration save/revert
configuration OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { service 4 }
configurationControl OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {
ready (1),
save (2)
}
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
″When set to save (2), the current configuration of the atm subsystem
is saved in non volatile memory.
This configuration will be restored at the next reset of the atm sub-
system.
It may be useful before an upload of the configuration file is
performed, to save the current configuration (cf tftp group).
When a reset is performed, the last configuration saved in non
volatile memory is restored and not necessarily the current config
at the time of the reset.″
::= { configuration 1 }
-- This MIB defines ATM signalling support, i.e. Q2931 and SAAL support
-- for SVCs.
atmSvc OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { node 9 }
-- This group defines support for the Q2931 protocol
atmQ2931 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { atmSvc 1 }
-- This table defines the Q2931 configuration and status.
atmQ2931ConfTable OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF AtmQ2931ConfEntry
ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
″This table contains basic information on the Q2931 protocol
for each signalling link defined per port.
Usually, there is only one signalling channel per interface
and thus one Q2931 protocol definition entry per interface.″
::= { atmQ2931 1}
atmQ2931ConfEntry OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX AtmQ2931ConfEntry
ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
″Entries of atmQ2931ConfTable. Each entry corresponds to a pair
of ATM interface, signalling channel.
A signalling channel is uniquely defined on each interface
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