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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.6527/.3/.1/.2/.21/tIPvXFltrEntryActionTable/tIPvXFltrEntryActionEntry/tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPxT

tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPxT

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.2.21.85.1.42

Access

read-create

Status

current

Source

TIMETRA-FILTER-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The value of the object tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPxT specifies the context in which the value of tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPx is interpreted. Only following values are supported: unknown(0) ipv4(1) ipv6(2) The value 'unknown' indicates that IP address type is not specified. If the value is different from 'unknown' it must be consistent with filter type given by the value of the object tIPvXFltrEntryActFltrType. The non zero value of tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPxT must be set together with a non zero value of tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPx. In such case the values of tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtBgNHT, tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtBgNH and tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtRtrId must have non default value and the value of tIPvXFltrEntryActAction must be 'forwardVprnTarget'. Note that the value of tIPvXFltrEntryActFwdVprnTgtAdPxT is silently cleared by the system if the value of tIPvXFltrEntryActAction is set to any value other than 'forwardVprnTarget'.

Syntax

TmnxAddressAndPrefixType