MIB II RFC 2863 Extension to the Interface Table

C. Traps and MIBs

Table C-4. ifIndex Assignments

Interface	ifType (IANAifType)	IfIndex	ifDescr

T1	ds1(18)	00cc00190x (x=1− 8)	“T1 interface in unit ‘cc’”

E1	e1(19)	00cc00190x (x=1− 8)	“E1 interface in unit ‘cc’”

ATM Link	atm(37)	00cc00390x	“ATM Link in unit ‘cc’”

AAL5	aal5(49)	00cc004901	“ATM-AAL5 interface in unit ‘cc’”

ReachDSL port	adsl(94)	00cc001yyy (yyy=1−4 8)	“ReachDSL port ‘yy’ in unit ‘cc’”

DSL channels	Tfast(94)	fast channels: 00cc002yyy	“ReachDSL port ‘yy’ in unit ‘cc’”
	interleave(126)	T(yyy=1− 48)
		interleave channels:
		00cc002yyy (yyy=49− 96)

ATM	atm(37)	00cc003yyy (yyy=1− 96)	“ATM Port interface ‘yy’ in unit ‘cc’”

MIB II (RFC 2863) Extension to the Interface Table

his extension contains additional objects for the Interface table. Only the following objects are supported:

ifLinkUpDownTrapEnable(14) − Read/Write. SNMP traps must be enabled on

Tthe unit for changes to this object to take effect. ifConnectorPresent(17) − Read only.

MIB II (RFC 2863) Interface Stack Group

For GranDSLAM 4200, the interface stack group is used to show the relationship between multiple logical and physical interfaces. The ifStackTable entries for GranDSLAM 4200 are shown in Table C-5, GranDSLAM 4200 IfStackTable Entries.

Table C-5. GranDSLAM 4200 IfStackTable Entries

GranDSLAM 4200	GranDSLAM 4200	GranDSLAM 4200
Higher Interface Number	Mid-Interface Number (Fast Channel)	Lower Interface Number

atm1 − atm24	adsl1:2 − adsl24:2	adsl1 − adsl24

AAL5	−	cel1

0	−	wan1

ifStackHigherLayer Object (ifStackEntry1) – Provides the ifIndex corresponding to the higher sublayer running on top of the interface specified in the ifStackLowerLayer object. The higher interface number ranges from

Tdsl1− dsl24, cel1, and wan1. The lower interface number is 0.

ifStackLowerLayer Object (ifStackEntry2) – Provides the ifIndex corresponding to the lower sublayer running below the interface specified in the

ifStackHigherLayer object. The higher interface number is 0. The lower interface number ranges from atm1− atm24.

C-12

August 2002

4200-A2-GB20-00

4200 specifications

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Paradyne 4200 manual MIB II RFC 2863 Extension to the Interface Table

Models: 4200

AAL5

MIB II (RFC 2863) Extension to the Interface Table

MIB II (RFC 2863) Interface Stack Group

4200 specifications