IBM SG24-4817-00 - Manual (Page 263)

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SYNTAX INTEGER { active (1),
notInService (2),
notReady (3),
createAndWait (5),
destroy (6) }
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
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States values:
active: the PVC is operational
notInService: the PVC is failing
notReady: values are missing to be able to activate this PVC
Actions:
active: this requests to re-start a failing PVC (which status
was notInService)
destroy: this requests to delete a PVC
createAndWait: this requests to create a PVC
To create a new PVC, this variable must be set to
createAndWait with an index where:
- atmPvcIndex is the number of the interface from where the
PVC is created
- atmPvcIdentifier is an unused PVC identifier for this
interface
To activate a PVC, this variable must be set to active.
Default values are provided for all attributes except for the
atmPvcEpRemIndex. If this attribute is not set, the PVC will
remain in the notReady state.
To delete a PVC, this variable must be set to destroy.
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::= { atmPvcEntry 3 }
atmPvcType OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER { point2pointVP (1),
point2pointVC (2),
point2multipointVP (3),
point2multipointVC (4) }
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
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A unicast PVC is defined between two endpoints, using
either a VP or a VC connection.
A Multicast PVC is defined :
- first between a source endpoint and a target endpoint
- then adding endpoints, thanks to the PvcEpTable
using either VP or VC connections.
The source endpoint is called Root, while target endpoints are
called multicast parties.
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DEFVAL { point2pointVC }
::= { atmPvcEntry 4 }
atmPvcEndPoint OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER { primaryRoot (1),
secondaryLeaf (2) }
ACCESS read-only
STATUS mandatory
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