USR-DIALOUT-MIB

File: USR-DIALOUT-MIB.mib (8490 bytes)

Imported modules

SNMPv2-SMI SNMPv2-TC USR-DEFINITIONS-MIB

Imported symbols

OBJECT-TYPE MODULE-IDENTITY IpAddress
Integer32 DisplayString common
UsrConfigStatus

Defined Types

UsrDialoutPortEntry  
SEQUENCE    
  usrDialoutPortNumber Integer32
  usrDialoutPortGeneralName DisplayString
  usrDialoutPortSpecificName DisplayString
  usrDialoutPortState INTEGER
  usrDialoutPortClientType INTEGER
  usrDialoutPortIpxClientAddress OCTET STRING
  usrDialoutPortIpClientAddress IpAddress

Defined Values

usrDialout 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25
The commWorks enterprise defined MIB objects for Dialout.
MODULE-IDENTITY    

usrDialoutConfigFileName 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.1
The name of a ConfigFile to read/write permanent database records. If the value of this object is an empty string, then the Dial-out process uses the default name `@file://DialOutProcess.cfg'.
Status: current Access: read-only
OBJECT-TYPE    
  DisplayString  

usrDialoutCFMStatusFlag 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.2
Setting the value of this object to `save' causes the values of the Dial-out Group to be written out to the current config file, which is stored in the usrDialoutConfigFileName object. While the new ConfigFile is being written, the Dial-out process will set the value of this flag to `saving''. Any attempts to set the value while it is not `normal' (i.e. the file is currently being written to the ConfigFile) while result in a badValue error being returned. Setting the value to `normal' will result in no action.
Status: current Access: read-write
OBJECT-TYPE    
  UsrConfigStatus  

usrDialoutSecurity 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.3
Setting the value of this object to yes(2) will instruct the Dial-out process to authenticate all network users who attempt to connect to a virtual port. Setting the value of this object to no(1) will instruct the Dial-out process to bypass the user authentication process.
Status: current Access: read-write
OBJECT-TYPE    
  INTEGER no(1), yes(2)  

usrDialoutWorkstationTimeout 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.4
Even when it appears there is no activity on a connected virtual port, the client and server are still actively sending and receiving messages. If the client is re-booted, or if the client experiences a system error that interrupts this activity, the server will wait a certain amount of time before terminating the connection. Depending on what caused the interruption, this period of time may allow the client to restore the connection. This time-out value is specified in minutes. The default is 5 minutes. To disable workstation time-out, set this object to 0.
Status: current Access: read-write
OBJECT-TYPE    
  Integer32 0..180  

usrDialoutUserTimeout 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.5
The User time-out is provided so that a virtual port will be freed for use by others when the current user is not actively using the virtual port. If the server does not receive any transmit data requests from the client for the period of the time-out, the session is disconnected. The time-out value is specified in minutes. The default is 5 minutes. To disable user time-out, set this object to 0.
Status: current Access: read-write
OBJECT-TYPE    
  Integer32 0..180  

usrDialoutPortTable 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6
A list of virtual ports available for dial-out.
Status: current Access: not-accessible
OBJECT-TYPE    
  SEQUENCE OF  
    UsrDialoutPortEntry

usrDialoutPortEntry 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1
An entry containing management information applicable to a particular virtual port.
Status: current Access: not-accessible
OBJECT-TYPE    
  UsrDialoutPortEntry  

usrDialoutPortNumber 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.1
The virtual port number of the dial-out port.
Status: current Access: not-accessible
OBJECT-TYPE    
  Integer32  

usrDialoutPortGeneralName 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.2
The general service name associated with a virtual port. When a network user requires access to a type of service, rather than a specific port, the user is able to request a service by its general name. This provides network users access to the communication server ports without requiring the user to know the specific name or location of a port.
Status: current Access: read-only
OBJECT-TYPE    
  DisplayString Size(8)  

usrDialoutPortSpecificName 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.3
The specific name associated with a virtual port. This allows a network user to locate a particular port for access to a specific service associated with that port.
Status: current Access: read-only
OBJECT-TYPE    
  DisplayString Size(14)  

usrDialoutPortState 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.4
The state of the virtual port. When a port is in the available(1) state, it is available to a network user. When a port is in the unavailable(2) state, it is not available to a network user. When a port is in the in-use(3) state, it is currently in use by a network user. Setting this object to disconnect(4) will cause a supervisory disconnect of the current user. Setting this object to any other value will have no effect.
Status: current Access: read-write
OBJECT-TYPE    
  INTEGER available(1), unavailable(2), in-use(3), disconnect(4)  

usrDialoutPortClientType 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.5
The type of client that is attached to this port. This object is set to none(0) if no client is attached to the port.
Status: current Access: read-only
OBJECT-TYPE    
  INTEGER none(0), ip(1), ipx(2)  

usrDialoutPortIpxClientAddress 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.6
The Ethernet address of the IPX client workstation attached to the port. If no client is attached to the port or an IP client is attached to the port, this object is set to all zeros.
Status: current Access: read-only
OBJECT-TYPE    
  OCTET STRING Size(6)  

usrDialoutPortIpClientAddress 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.25.6.1.7
The IP address of the IP client workstation attached to the port. If no client is attached to the port or an IPX client is attached to the port, this object is set to all zeros.
Status: current Access: read-only
OBJECT-TYPE    
  IpAddress