RBTWS-AP-TC
File:
RBTWS-AP-TC.mib (16114 bytes)
Imported modules
Imported symbols
Defined Types
RbtwsAccessType |
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Describes the access type used by client or an AP.
Value 'ap(1)' indicates access point that is
directly attached to the switch.
Value 'dap(2)' indicates distributed access point
with attachment to the switch through the intermediate
network.
Value 'wired(3)' indicates a client that is directly
attached to the switch (no access point is involved). |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
ap(1), dap(2), wired(3) |
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RbtwsApAttachType |
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Type of AP attachment to AC. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
directAttach(1), networkAttach(2) |
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RbtwsApPortOrDapNum |
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AP Port, for directly attached APs, otherwise DAP Number
(arbitrary number assigned when configuring the DAP on the AC).
A zero value means unknown.
Obsoleted by RbtwsApNum.
(In 6.0, direct- and network-attached APs were unified.) |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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Unsigned32 |
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RbtwsApNum |
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AP Number: arbitrary number assigned when configuring
the AP on the AC. It is unique (on same AC),
regardless of the type of AP attachment.
A zero value means unknown. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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Unsigned32 |
0..9999 |
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RbtwsApState |
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AP State, as seen by the AC. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
cleared(1), init(2), bootStarted(3), imageDownloaded(4), connectFailed(5), configuring(6), configured(7) |
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RbtwsApTransition |
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AP state Transition, as seen by the AC. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
clear(1), timeout(2), reset(3), bootSuccess(4), startConfiguring(5), connectFail(6) |
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RbtwsApFailDetail |
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Detailed failure codes for some of the transitions
specified in 'RbtwsApTransition'.
- 'normalTransition' (91) means
the corresponding transition is not a failure;
could be caused by an explicit request
(for example, AP was cleared)
or it is a transition towards operational state.
- 'failUnknown' (99) means there are no details available;
the transition may be normal or undesirable/unexpected. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
secureHandshakeFailure(2), fingerprintRequired(3), fingerprintMismatch(4), portLinkUp(11), portLinkDown(12), normalTransition(91), failUnknown(99) |
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RbtwsApConnectSecurityType |
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Security level of the connection between AP and AC:
secure(1) - fingerprint matching;
insecure(2) - fingerprint not configured,
or optional and not matching;
auto(3) - Auto-DAP is intrinsically insecure:
could not check fingerprint since
no specific DAP is configured. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
secure(1), insecure(2), auto(3) |
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RbtwsApServiceAvailability |
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Level of wireless service availability. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
fullService(1), noService(2), degradedService(3) |
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RbtwsApBias |
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Bias of AP attachment to this AC.
Setting an APs bias on an AC switch to high causes the switch
to be preferred over switches with low bias,
for booting and managing the AP.
Bias applies only to AC switches that are indirectly attached
to the AP through an intermediate Layer 2 or Layer 3 network.
An AP always attempts to boot on AP port 1 first,
and if an AC switch is directly attached on AP port 1,
the AP boots from it regardless of the bias settings. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
high(1), low(2) |
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RbtwsApSerialNum |
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The value is a zero length string if unknown or unavailable.
Otherwise the value is a serial number, which consists
of printable ASCII characters between 0x21 (!),
and 0x7d (}) with no leading, embedded, or trailing space. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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OCTET STRING |
Size(0..32) |
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RbtwsApFingerprint |
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Represents a RSA key fingerprint (binary value),
which is the MD5 hash of the public key of the RSA key pair.
Or a zero length string if not known or unavailable. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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OCTET STRING |
Size(0|16) |
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RbtwsRadioNum |
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Enumeration for multi-radio APs. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
radio-1(1), radio-2(2), not-applicable(3) |
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RbtwsRadioPowerChangeType |
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Enumerations for why the power level was changed,
which occurs due to auto-tune operation. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
dup-pkts-threshold-exceed(1), retransmit-threshold-exceed(2), clients-optimal-performance-reached(3), def-power-threshold-exceed(4) |
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RbtwsChannelChangeType |
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Enumerations for why the channel was changed, which
occurs due to auto-tune operation |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
util-index(1), rexmit-pkt-offset(2), noise-offset(3), noise(4), utilization(5), phy-error-offset(6), crc-errors-offset(7), radar-detected(8) |
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RbtwsRadioEnable |
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Radio mode (administratively enabled or disabled).
Obsoleted by RbtwsRadioMode. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
enabled(1), disabled(2) |
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RbtwsRadioMode |
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Configured mode of an AP radio.
There are three administratively controlled values:
- enabled: radio may provide service to clients;
- sentry: radio will not provide service,
but can be used for RF scanning
and can run countermeasures;
- disabled: radio will not emit at all
(thus cannot run countermeasures),
can only be used for RF scanning.
Obsoletes RbtwsRadioEnable. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
enabled(1), disabled(2), sentry(3) |
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RbtwsRadioConfigState |
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Radio Configuration State, as seen by the AC. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
configInit(1), configFail(2), configOk(3) |
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RbtwsRadioRate |
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The possible transmission rates of an AP radio.
Both a and b/g rates are covered; a specific radio will report
the applicable transmission rates (either a or b/g).
Here are the possible rates, in Mbps:
- 802.11g radios: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 11, 9, 6, 5.5, 2, or 1;
- 802.11b radios: 11, 5.5, 2, or 1;
- 802.11a radios: 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, or 6.
The value in MIB is specified as the rate in Mbps times 10,
in order to have only integer values, zero meaning unknown rate. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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Unsigned32 |
0 | 10..540 |
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RbtwsRadioType |
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Enumeration to indicate the Radio Type, as seen by AC. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
typeUnknown(1), typeA(2), typeB(3), typeG(4), typeNA(5), typeNG(6) |
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RbtwsApWasOperational |
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Enumeration to indicate whether the AP was operational
before a transition occured. Normally used in notifications. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
oper(1), nonOper(2) |
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RbtwsRadioChannelWidth |
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Enumeration to indicate the administratively controlled
Radio Channel Width. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
channelWidth20MHz(1), channelWidth40MHz(2) |
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RbtwsRadioMimoState |
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Enumeration to indicate the MIMO state of the Radio
(Multiple Input Multiple Output), as seen by the AC.
This depends on radio type and power supplied to the radio.
mimo1x1:
radio uses one transmit chain and one receive chain;
mimo2x3:
radio uses two transmit chains and three receive chains;
mimo3x3:
radio uses three transmit chains and three receive chains. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
mimoOther(1), mimo1x1(2), mimo2x3(3), mimo3x3(4) |
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RbtwsCryptoType |
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Enumeration of Crypto Types:
- clear:
Cleartext (unencrypted communication);
- wep: Wired Equivalent Privacy;
- wep40:
WEP with 40-bit keys;
- wep104:
WEP with 104-bit keys;
- tkip:
Temporal Key Integrity Protocol;
- aesCcmp:
Advanced Encryption Standard, Counter mode with CBC MAC Protocol. |
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION |
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INTEGER |
other(1), clear(2), wep(3), wep40(4), wep104(5), tkip(6), aesCcmp(7) |
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Defined Values
rbtwsApTc |
1.3.6.1.4.1.52.4.15.1.4.3 |
Textual Conventions used by Enterasys Networks wireless switches.
AP = Access Point;
AC = Access Controller (wireless switch),
the device that runs a SNMP Agent using these TCs.
Copyright 2008 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
All rights reserved.
This SNMP Management Information Base
Specification (Specification) embodies
confidential and proprietary intellectual property.
This Specification is supplied 'AS IS' and Enterasys Networks
makes no warranty, either express or implied, as to the use,
operation, condition, or performance of the Specification. |
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