If staticBridgeAddressType is set to macAddr(1), then staticBridgeMacOrIpAddress represents a MAC Address, and ifIndex, bridgeIfVlanId and staticBridgeMacOrIpAddress are used for the bridge path. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to ipAddr(2), then staticBridgeMacOrIpAddress represents an IP Address, and ifIndex, bridgeIfVlanId and staticBridgeMacOrIpAddress are used for the bridge path. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to vlanIdAddr(3) or intralinkAddr(7), then ifIndex and bridgeIfVlanId are used for the bridge path. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to globalAddr(4), globalIntralinkAddr(8), or mvrAddr(13) then ifIndex is used for the bridge path. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to dhcpAllowOui( 720901) then the first 3 bytes of the MAC address contains the OUI that we will allow DHCP addresses to be granted to, global scope. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to dhcpIpAddr(9), or to dhcpMacAddr(10), then the other fields are populated as for address types ipAddr and macAddr respectively, with the difference that these are secure entries, learned by snooping DHCP. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to vlanParms(14), then the static bridge entry holds parameters for the given VLAN and SLAN ID (for example, flap mode, unicast aging period, etc) and is not associated with any specific bridge, but with all bridges with the same VLAN/SLAN ID. For this reason, the IfIndex of this entry must be zero. If staticBridgeAddressType is set to secMvrAddr(15), then the static bridge entry holds parameters for a Secondary MVR path. The VLAN ID of this entry is the Secondary VLAN ID.