MIB Viewer

rsSSDvlType

OBJECT-TYPE
1.3.6.1.4.1.89.35.1.63.1.1.1.5
Access
read-write
Status
mandatory
Sub-identifiers
0
regular - ordinary type specBroadcast - for switches that support VLANs as a set of ports and only as a broadcast domain: broadcast frames do not cross VLAN's bounders, but unicast frames may be transmitted between different VLANs. Permits passing of broadcast frames between Vgate's VLANs. specArpReq - for switches that support VLANs as a set of ports and only as a broadcast domain: broadcast frames do not cross VLAN's bounders, but unicast frames may be transmitted between different VLANs. Permits passing of ARP request frames between Vgate's VLANs. specBroadcastAndUnicast - for switches that support VLANs as a set of ports but no frame crosses VLAN's bounders. Permits passing of IP/ARP request broadcast and IP unicast frames between Vgate's VLANs. specArpReqAndUnicast - for switches that support VLANs as a set of ports but no frame crosses VLAN's bounders. Permits passing of ARP request broadcast and IP unicast frames between Vgate's VLANs. This type can be used only for IP VLANs. specSwitch - for switches that support VLANs as a set of ports. This VLAN type is for switching when packets do not have to get to the cpu except when an IP interface defined on the VLAN. In Switch VLAN the cpu don't interfere in the bridging action this is done on the Herzts level (L2).
INTEGER { regular(1), specBroadcast(2), specArpReq(3), specBroadcastAndUnicast(4), specArpReqAndUnicast(5), specSwitch(6) }