This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame
Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to
create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections,
hence a ATM traffic service category is also included.
An entry in this table is associated with an
equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table
(atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by
the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will
not permit deletion of the associated
atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic
Descriptor entry exists.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following
cases are possible:
(a) if no corresponding row exists in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such
a row with the given index value.
(b) if a corresponding row does exist in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the
parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the
corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two
entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and
row creation fails.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent
will assign a value to this object so that it refers
to an equivalent entry in the
atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent
entry does not already exist, the agent will create
one.
The agent creates rows in this table for use with
signaled connections. These are called 'transient'
rows - they disappear when the connection is torn
down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By
convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered
index values.
Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to
destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row
is in use by existing connections.
Parsed from file CISCO-ATM-SWITCH-FR-IWF-MIB.mib
Module: CISCO-ATM-SWITCH-FR-IWF-MIB
This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame
Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to
create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections,
hence a ATM traffic service category is also included.
An entry in this table is associated with an
equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table
(atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by
the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will
not permit deletion of the associated
atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic
Descriptor entry exists.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following
cases are possible:
(a) if no corresponding row exists in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such
a row with the given index value.
(b) if a corresponding row does exist in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the
parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the
corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two
entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and
row creation fails.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent
will assign a value to this object so that it refers
to an equivalent entry in the
atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent
entry does not already exist, the agent will create
one.
The agent creates rows in this table for use with
signaled connections. These are called 'transient'
rows - they disappear when the connection is torn
down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By
convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered
index values.
Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to
destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row
is in use by existing connections.
casftrafficDescrTable OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CasftrafficDescrEntry
MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame
Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to
create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections,
hence a ATM traffic service category is also included.
An entry in this table is associated with an
equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table
(atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by
the object casftrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will
not permit deletion of the associated
atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic
Descriptor entry exists.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casftrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following
cases are possible:
(a) if no corresponding row exists in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such
a row with the given index value.
(b) if a corresponding row does exist in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the
parameter values in casftrafficDescrEntry and the
corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two
entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and
row creation fails.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casftrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent
will assign a value to this object so that it refers
to an equivalent entry in the
atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent
entry does not already exist, the agent will create
one.
The agent creates rows in this table for use with
signaled connections. These are called ransient
rows - they disappear when the connection is torn
down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By
convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered
index values.
Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to
destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row
is in use by existing connections."
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This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame
Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to
create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections,
hence a ATM traffic service category is also included.
An entry in this table is associated with an
equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table
(atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by
the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will
not permit deletion of the associated
atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic
Descriptor entry exists.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following
cases are possible:
(a) if no corresponding row exists in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such
a row with the given index value.
(b) if a corresponding row does exist in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the
parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the
corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two
entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and
row creation fails.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent
will assign a value to this object so that it refers
to an equivalent entry in the
atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent
entry does not already exist, the agent will create
one.
The agent creates rows in this table for use with
signaled connections. These are called 'transient'
rows - they disappear when the connection is torn
down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By
convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered
index values.
Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to
destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row
is in use by existing connections.
Parsed from file CISCO-ATM-SWITCH-FR-IWF-MIB.my.txt
Company: None
Module: CISCO-ATM-SWITCH-FR-IWF-MIB
This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame
Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to
create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections,
hence a ATM traffic service category is also included.
An entry in this table is associated with an
equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table
(atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by
the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will
not permit deletion of the associated
atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic
Descriptor entry exists.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following
cases are possible:
(a) if no corresponding row exists in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such
a row with the given index value.
(b) if a corresponding row does exist in
atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the
parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the
corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two
entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and
row creation fails.
When creating an entry in this table, if the value of
casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent
will assign a value to this object so that it refers
to an equivalent entry in the
atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent
entry does not already exist, the agent will create
one.
The agent creates rows in this table for use with
signaled connections. These are called 'transient'
rows - they disappear when the connection is torn
down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By
convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered
index values.
Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to
destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row
is in use by existing connections.
casfTrafficDescrTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CasfTrafficDescrEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections, hence a ATM traffic service category is also included. An entry in this table is associated with an equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table (atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will not permit deletion of the associated atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic Descriptor entry exists. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following cases are possible: (a) if no corresponding row exists in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such a row with the given index value. (b) if a corresponding row does exist in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and row creation fails. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent will assign a value to this object so that it refers to an equivalent entry in the atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent entry does not already exist, the agent will create one. The agent creates rows in this table for use with signaled connections. These are called 'transient' rows - they disappear when the connection is torn down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered index values. Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row is in use by existing connections." ::= { casfFrTraffic 1 }
casfTrafficDescrTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CasfTrafficDescrEntry ACCESS not-accessible STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections, hence a ATM traffic service category is also included. An entry in this table is associated with an equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table (atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will not permit deletion of the associated atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic Descriptor entry exists. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following cases are possible: (a) if no corresponding row exists in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such a row with the given index value. (b) if a corresponding row does exist in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and row creation fails. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent will assign a value to this object so that it refers to an equivalent entry in the atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent entry does not already exist, the agent will create one. The agent creates rows in this table for use with signaled connections. These are called 'transient' rows - they disappear when the connection is torn down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered index values. Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row is in use by existing connections." ::= { casfFrTraffic 1 }
Automatically extracted from Cisco "SNMP v2 MIBs".
casfTrafficDescrTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CasfTrafficDescrEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections, hence a ATM traffic service category is also included. An entry in this table is associated with an equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table (atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will not permit deletion of the associated atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic Descriptor entry exists. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following cases are possible: (a) if no corresponding row exists in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such a row with the given index value. (b) if a corresponding row does exist in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and row creation fails. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent will assign a value to this object so that it refers to an equivalent entry in the atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent entry does not already exist, the agent will create one. The agent creates rows in this table for use with signaled connections. These are called 'transient' rows - they disappear when the connection is torn down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered index values. Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row is in use by existing connections." ::= { casfFrTraffic 1 }
casfTrafficDescrTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CasfTrafficDescrEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table contains a set of self-consistent Frame Relay traffic parameters. It is intended to be used to create Frame Relay to ATM interworking connections, hence a ATM traffic service category is also included. An entry in this table is associated with an equivalent entry in the ATM traffic descriptor table (atmTrafficDescrParamTable); the mapping is given by the object casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex. The agent will not permit deletion of the associated atmTrafficDescrEntry while the Frame Relay Traffic Descriptor entry exists. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is specified, the following cases are possible: (a) if no corresponding row exists in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent will create such a row with the given index value. (b) if a corresponding row does exist in atmTrafficDescrParamTable, the agent compares the parameter values in casfTrafficDescrEntry and the corresponding atmTrafficDescrParamEntry. If the two entries are not equivalent, an error is returned, and row creation fails. When creating an entry in this table, if the value of casfTrafficDescrAtmIndex is not specified, the agent will assign a value to this object so that it refers to an equivalent entry in the atmTrafficDescrParamTable. If such an equivalent entry does not already exist, the agent will create one. The agent creates rows in this table for use with signaled connections. These are called 'transient' rows - they disappear when the connection is torn down, and are not saved in non-volatile memory. By convention, transient rows usually use high-numbered index values. Entries can be deleted by setting the row status to destroy(6). The agent denies the request if the row is in use by existing connections." ::= { casfFrTraffic 1 }
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.112.1.1.1.1 | casfTrafficDescrEntry | 8 | 8 | Describes a traffic descriptor that is used by Frame Relay connections. |