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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.9/.9/ciscoItpXuaMIB/.1/.8/cItpXuaAsTable/cItpXuaAsTableEntry/cItpXuaAsRkParameters

cItpXuaAsRkParameters

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.253.1.8.1.1.11

Access

read-create

Status

current

Source

CISCO-ITP-XUA-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The cItpXuaAsRkParameters object indicates which Routing Key parameters are valid for this AS. 'dpc' : The cItpXuaAsRkDpc is the relevant column. 'opc' : cItpXuaAsRkOpc and cItpXuaAsRkOpcMask are the relevant columns. 'opcMask' : Indicates that a mask is to be applied when the opc is specified in the routing key. If the mask is not specified then the mask is assumed to be all zeros. 'si' : The cItpXuaAsRkSi is the relevant column. 'ssn' : Indicates that a SSN is to be checked as part of the routing key. 'gtt' : The cItpXuaAsRkGtt is the relevant column. It indicates that routing key for this AS can be the result of Global Title Translation. 'cic' : The cItpXuaAsRkCicMin and cItpXuaAsRkCicMax are the relevant columns. The following combination is allowed for all si's: gtt dpc dpc + opc dpc + opc + opcMask When si equals 3 (SCCP), the following is allowed: dpc + si dpc + si + opc dpc + si + ssn dpc + si + ssn + opc When si equals 4 (TUP) or 5 (ISUP), the following is allowed: dpc + si dpc + si + opc dpc + si + cic dpc + si + cic + opc

Syntax

BITS { dpc(0), opc(1), opcMask(2), si(3), ssn(4), gtt(5), cic(6) }