ieee8021XKayMkaTable OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF Ieee8021XKayMkaEntry
MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"A table of system level information for each interface
supported by the KaY (Key Agreement Entity). This table will
be instantiated if the object ieee8021XPaePortKayMkaEnable in
the corresponding entry of the ieee8021XPaePortTable is \true\.
The following terms are used to identify roles within the MKA
protocol or protocol scenarios and the MIB description :
participant : An instance of MKA, transmitting and receiving
frames protected by keys derived from a single CAK, and
operating with positive intent, obeying the protocol.
member: A participant that possesses the CAK that can be used
to prove liveness and to obtain membership in the CA under
discussion.
actor: The participant under discussion, usually in the KaY
being described.
partners: Participants or members attached to the same LAN as
the actor, excluding the actor.
principal actor: The actor participating in the MKA instance
that has elected the highest priority key server.
Each participant selects the live participant advertising the
highest priority as its key server provided that participant
has not selected another as its key server or is unwilling to
act as the key server. If a key server cannot be selected SAKs
are not distributed. In the event of a tie for highest
priority key server, the member with the highest priority SCI
is chosen. For consistency with other uses of the SCI\s MAC
Address component as a priority, numerically lower values of
the key server priority and SCI are accorded the highest
priority.
For the writeable objects in this table, the configured value
shall be stored in persistent memory and remain unchanged
across a re-initialization of the management system of the
entity."
REFERENCE "IEEE 802.1X Clause 9.16, Figure 12-3"
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A table of system level information for each interface
supported by the KaY (Key Agreement Entity). This table will
be instantiated if the object ieee8021XPaePortKayMkaEnable in
the corresponding entry of the ieee8021XPaePortTable is 'true'.
The following terms are used to identify roles within the MKA
protocol or protocol scenarios and the MIB description :
participant : An instance of MKA, transmitting and receiving
frames protected by keys derived from a single CAK, and
operating with positive intent, obeying the protocol.
member: A participant that possesses the CAK that can be used
to prove liveness and to obtain membership in the CA under
discussion.
actor: The participant under discussion, usually in the KaY
being described.
partners: Participants or members attached to the same LAN as
the actor, excluding the actor.
principal actor: The actor controlling the PAC or SecY
associated with the KaY.
Each participant selects the live participant advertising the
highest priority as its key server provided that participant
has not selected another as its key server or is unwilling to
act as the key server. If a key server cannot be selected SAKs
are not distributed. In the event of a tie for highest
priority key server, the member with the highest priority SCI
is chosen. For consistency with other uses of the SCI's MAC
Address component as a priority, numerically lower values of
the key server priority and SCI are accorded the highest
priority.
For the writeable objects in this table, the configured value
shall be stored in persistent memory and remain unchanged
across a re-initialization of the management system of the
entity.
Automatically extracted from IEEE Management Information Bases (MIBs)
ieee8021XKayMkaTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF Ieee8021XKayMkaEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "A table of system level information for each interface supported by the KaY (Key Agreement Entity). This table will be instantiated if the object ieee8021XPaePortKayMkaEnable in the corresponding entry of the ieee8021XPaePortTable is 'true'. The following terms are used to identify roles within the MKA protocol or protocol scenarios and the MIB description : participant : An instance of MKA, transmitting and receiving frames protected by keys derived from a single CAK, and operating with positive intent, obeying the protocol. member: A participant that possesses the CAK that can be used to prove liveness and to obtain membership in the CA under discussion. actor: The participant under discussion, usually in the KaY being described. partners: Participants or members attached to the same LAN as the actor, excluding the actor. principal actor: The actor controlling the PAC or SecY associated with the KaY. Each participant selects the live participant advertising the highest priority as its key server provided that participant has not selected another as its key server or is unwilling to act as the key server. If a key server cannot be selected SAKs are not distributed. In the event of a tie for highest priority key server, the member with the highest priority SCI is chosen. For consistency with other uses of the SCI's MAC Address component as a priority, numerically lower values of the key server priority and SCI are accorded the highest priority. For the writeable objects in this table, the configured value shall be stored in persistent memory and remain unchanged across a re-initialization of the management system of the entity." REFERENCE "IEEE 802.1X Clause 9.16, Figure 12-3" ::= { ieee8021XPaeKaY 1 }
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.111.2.802.1.1.15.1.6.1.1 | ieee8021XKayMkaEntry | 24 | 24 | An entry containing KaY MKA management information applicable to a particular interface. |
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.111.2.802.1.1.15.1.6.2 | ieee8021XKayMkaParticipantTable | 1 | 11 | A table for each MKA participant supported by the KaY MKA entity. For the writeable objects in this table, the configured value sh… |
| 1.3.111.2.802.1.1.15.1.6.3 | ieee8021XKayMkaPeerListTable | 1 | 5 | A table containing the lists of Live Peers and Potential Peers, for all MKA instances for which the KaY is active. |