How the realm chooses which peer to send
packets to.
roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction
is selected based on the order in
which peers are configured.
loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction
is based on the load metric (maybe
implementation dependent) of all
peers defined for the realm, with
the least loaded server selected
first.
firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always
used for transactions unless
failover occurs.
mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is
used first for each transaction.
Parsed from file CISCO-DIAMETER-BASE-PROTOCOL-MIB.mib
Module: CISCO-DIAMETER-BASE-PROTOCOL-MIB
How the realm chooses which peer to send
packets to.
roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction
is selected based on the order in
which peers are configured.
loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction
is based on the load metric (maybe
implementation dependent) of all
peers defined for the realm, with
the least loaded server selected
first.
firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always
used for transactions unless
failover occurs.
mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is
used first for each transaction.
How the realm chooses which peer to send
packets to.
roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction
is selected based on the order in
which peers are configured.
loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction
is based on the load metric (maybe
implementation dependent) of all
peers defined for the realm, with
the least loaded server selected
first.
firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always
used for transactions unless
failover occurs.
mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is
used first for each transaction.
Parsed from file CISCO-DIAMETER-BASE-PROTOCOL-MIB.my.txt
Company: None
Module: CISCO-DIAMETER-BASE-PROTOCOL-MIB
How the realm chooses which peer to send
packets to.
roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction
is selected based on the order in
which peers are configured.
loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction
is based on the load metric (maybe
implementation dependent) of all
peers defined for the realm, with
the least loaded server selected
first.
firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always
used for transactions unless
failover occurs.
mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is
used first for each transaction.
cdbpRealmKnownPeersChosen OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { roundRobin(1), loadBalance(2), firstPreferred(3), mostRecentFirst(4), other(5) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION "How the realm chooses which peer to send packets to. roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction is selected based on the order in which peers are configured. loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction is based on the load metric (maybe implementation dependent) of all peers defined for the realm, with the least loaded server selected first. firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always used for transactions unless failover occurs. mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is used first for each transaction." ::= { cdbpRealmKnownPeersEntry 3 }
cdbpRealmKnownPeersChosen OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { roundRobin(1), loadBalance(2), firstPreferred(3), mostRecentFirst(4), other(5) } ACCESS read-only STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "How the realm chooses which peer to send packets to. roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction is selected based on the order in which peers are configured. loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction is based on the load metric (maybe implementation dependent) of all peers defined for the realm, with the least loaded server selected first. firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always used for transactions unless failover occurs. mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is used first for each transaction." ::= { cdbpRealmKnownPeersEntry 3 }
Vendor: Cisco
Module: CISCO-DIAMETER-BASE-PROTOCOL-MIB
[Automatically extracted from oidview.com]
cdbpRealmKnownPeersChosen OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { roundRobin(1), loadBalance(2), firstPreferred(3), mostRecentFirst(4), other(5) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION "How the realm chooses which peer to send packets to. roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction is selected based on the order in which peers are configured. loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction is based on the load metric (maybe implementation dependent) of all peers defined for the realm, with the least loaded server selected first. firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always used for transactions unless failover occurs. mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is used first for each transaction." ::= { cdbpRealmKnownPeersEntry 3 }
cdbpRealmKnownPeersChosen OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { roundRobin(1), loadBalance(2), firstPreferred(3), mostRecentFirst(4), other(5) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION "How the realm chooses which peer to send packets to. roundRobin(1) - The peer used for each transaction is selected based on the order in which peers are configured. loadBalance(2) - The peer used for each transaction is based on the load metric (maybe implementation dependent) of all peers defined for the realm, with the least loaded server selected first. firstPreferred(3) - The first defined server is always used for transactions unless failover occurs. mostRecentFirst(4) - The most recently used server is used first for each transaction." ::= { cdbpRealmKnownPeersEntry 3 }
OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
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1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.133.1.5.1.1.1 | cdbpRealmKnownPeersIndex | 0 | 0 | A number uniquely identifying a peer known to this realm. Upon reload, cdbpRealmKnownPeersIndex values may be changed. |
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.133.1.5.1.1.2 | cdbpRealmKnownPeers | 0 | 0 | The index of the peer this realm knows about. This is an ordered list, where the ordering signifies the order in which the peers … |