CiM-550 IP Enabled Satellite Modem

Rev. 2

SNMP interface

CD/CIM550.IOM

13.4.2.3ROUTE TABLE GROUP

Note: In order for the CiM-550 to properly pass packets over the satellite interface, the user MUST provide the appropriate IP to HDLC address mapping in the ARP table. Please see the ARP Configuration Group for more details.

Table 13-26. Route Table Group OIDs

OID

Description

cimGlobalQosEnable

Allows an operator to vie the status of the QOS feature

 

(enabled/disabled).

The cimIpRouteTable allows a user to define how the packets that the CiM-550 receives are routed. By this table, an operator can define the minimum QOS bandwidth and maximum QOS bandwidth for a route. A user can also define which DES key to use for a route.

Table 13-27. Route Table OIDs

OID

Description

 

 

cimIpRouteIndex

Sequential number that corresponds to the row index in

 

the route table. The route index starts at 1.

cimIpRouteName

Name assigned by the user to reference the route. The

 

assigned name cannot contain any white space and

 

must be unique.

cimIpRouteDestAddress

Destination IP address for the route.

cimIpRouteDestMaskLen

Length of the network portion of the subnet mask.

cimIpRouteNextHopAddress

IP address where the packet will be routed for further

 

processing. The Next Hop IP Address must be on the

 

same subnet as either the Ethernet or Satellite

 

interfaces.

 

 

cimIpRouteMulticastOptions

Allows a user to specify if multicast packets will be

 

routed from the Ethernet to Satellite or Satellite to

 

Ethernet.

 

 

cimIpRouteMulticastOptions

This OID can be set to:

 

 

1

 

No Routing

 

 

 

2

 

Eth To Sat Routing

 

 

 

3

 

Sat To Eth Routing

 

 

 

4

 

Sat To Eth And Eth To Sat Routing

 

Note: The “cimIpRouteMinQosBandwidth” and “cimIpRouteMaxQosBandwidth” OIDs will only be accessible if the QOS FAST feature has been purchased and activated. Otherwise, GETS will return zero and sets will return an error.

cimIpRouteMinQosBandwidth Establishes a guaranteed minimum data rate that a route must support. A value of 0 implies that a route is not guaranteed any bandwidth. The minimum QOS bandwidth should be in multiples of 8 Kbps.

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