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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.9/.9/ciscoLwappSysMIB/.1/.1/.8/clsTransferConfigTable/clsTransferConfigEntry/clsTransferStatus

clsTransferStatus

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.618.1.1.8.1.1.13

Access

read-only

Status

current

Source

CISCO-LWAPP-SYS-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

This object represents the current status of a file transfer operation. The following are valid only when clsTransferType is 'download' :- bootBreakOff(14), invalidTarFile(15). A value of unknown(1) indicates that, unknown state of transfer. A value of notInitiated(2) indicates that, no transfer operation has been initiated A value of transferStarting(3) indicates that, transfer operation has commenced. A value of errorStarting(4) indicates that, error while starting transfer operation. A value of wrongFileType(5) indicates that, wrong file type specified. A value of updatingConfig(6) indicates that, updating configuration. A value of invalidConfigFile(7) indicates that, invalid config file specified. A value of writingToFlash(8) indicates that, writing to flash A value of failureWritingToFlash(9) indicates that, writing to flash failed. A value of checkingCRC(10) indicates that, checking cyclic redundancy check. A value of failedCRC(11) indicates that, CRC check failed. A value of unknownDirection(12) indicates that, unknown direction of transfer. A value of transferSuccessful(13) indicates that, transfer operation succeeded. A value of transferFailed(14) indicates that, transfer failed. A value of bootBreakOff(15) indicates that, Boot break off. A value of invalidTarFile(16) indicates that, invalid Tar file.

Syntax

INTEGER { unknown(1), notInitiated(2), transferStarting(3), errorStarting(4), wrongFileType(5), updatingConfig(6), invalidConfigFile(7), writingToFlash(8), failureWritingToFlash(9), checkingCRC(10), failedCRC(11), unknownDirection(12), transferSuccessful(13), transferFailed(14), bootBreakOff(15), invalidTarFile(16) }