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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.6527/.3/.1/.2/.21/tIPv6ExceptionParamsTable/tIPv6ExceptionParamsEntry/tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortList

tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortList

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.2.21.108.1.20

Access

read-create

Status

current

Source

TIMETRA-FILTER-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The value of the object tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortList specifies the port-list used as match criterion for the protocol destination port. The value specified for this object must correspond to a port-list defined in tFilterPortListTable. If the value of this object is empty then the values of the objects tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue1, tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue2, and tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortOperator are used as destination port match criterion. When this object is set to a non-empty value then the objects tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue1, tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue2, and tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortOperator are reset to their default values by the system. Vice versa, when a new (non-default) value is provided for one of the objects tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue1, tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue2, or tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortOperator then tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortList is reset to its default (empty) value by the system. Setting any one of the objects tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue1, tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortValue2, or tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortOperator to a non-default value in combination with a non-default value for the object tIPv6ExcParamsDestPortList is rejected by the system.

Syntax

TNamedItemOrEmpty