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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.6527/.3/.1/.3/.65/.0/tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutesHigh

tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutesHigh

NOTIFICATION-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.3.65.0.35

Status

current

Source

TIMETRA-NAT-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

[CAUSE] The tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutesHigh notification is sent with the value 'true' for tmnxNatNotifyTruthValue when the actual value of the object tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutes approaches the configured value of tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRouteLimit for a given virtual router instance. The same notification is sent with 'false' for tmnxNatNotifyTruthValue when the value of tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutes goes below the threshold value again. [EFFECT] While the value of tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutes is between the threshold value and the tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRouteLimit limit, there is no effect. When an attempt is made to change the configuration within the virtual router instance such that the actual value of tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRoutes would exceed the tmnxNatVrtrOutDnatOnlyRouteLimit limit, the system would refuse that request. [RECOVERY] Within the associated NAT inside virtual router instance, - reduce the number of prefixes (in the tmnxNatPrefixTable), - reduce the value of tmnxNatVrtrInMaxDetSubscrLimit.