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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.6527/.3/.1/.2/.65/.1/.1/.1/tmnxNatIsaGrpTable/tmnxNatIsaGrpEntry/tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy

tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.2.65.1.1.1.1.1.10

Access

read-create

Status

current

Source

TIMETRA-NAT-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The value of tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy specifies the redundancy mode of operation of this NAT ISA group. When the value of tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy is equal to 'activeStandby', if the number of ISA MDA in this NAT ISA group is higher than the value of tmnxNatIsaGrpActiveMdaLimit, one of those standby ISA MDA can take over all traffic of a failed ISA MDA, leaving the distribution of traffic over the other ISA MDA unchanged. When the value of tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy is equal to 'activeActive', there are no standby ISA MDA; when an ISA MDA fails, all traffic of this NAT ISA group is redistributed, sharing the traffic previously processed by the failed ISA MDA among all operational ISA MDA in this group. When the value of tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy is equal to 'l2awareBypass' and an ISA MDA fails, NAT will reroute its traffic based on the regular destination address lookup. The value of tmnxNatIsaGrpRedundancy can only be modified while the value of tmnxNatIsaGrpAdminState is equal to 'outOfService'.

Syntax

INTEGER { activeStandby (0), activeActive (1), l2awareBypass (2), interChassis (3) }