Reference record for OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.46.1.4.2

parent

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.46.1.4 (vlanEdit)

node code

2

node name

vtpVlanEditTable

dot oid

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.46.1.4.2

type

OBJECT-TYPE

asn1 oid

{iso(1) identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) cisco(9) ciscoMgmt(9) ciscoVtpMIB(46) vtpMIBObjects(1) vlanEdit(4) vtpVlanEditTable(2)}

{iso(1) identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprises(1) cisco(9) ciscoMgmt(9) ciscoVtpMIB(46) vtpMIBObjects(1) vlanEdit(4) vtpVlanEditTable(2)}

{iso(1) org(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) cisco(9) ciscoMgmt(9) ciscoVtpMIB(46) vtpMIBObjects(1) vlanEdit(4) vtpVlanEditTable(2)}

{iso(1) org(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprises(1) cisco(9) ciscoMgmt(9) ciscoVtpMIB(46) vtpMIBObjects(1) vlanEdit(4) vtpVlanEditTable(2)}

{iso(1) iso-identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) cisco(9) ciscoMgmt(9) ciscoVtpMIB(46) vtpMIBObjects(1) vlanEdit(4) vtpVlanEditTable(2)}

{iso(1) iso-identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprises(1) cisco(9) ciscoMgmt(9) ciscoVtpMIB(46) vtpMIBObjects(1) vlanEdit(4) vtpVlanEditTable(2)}

iri oid

/iso/identified-organization/dod/internet/private/enterprise/cisco/ciscoMgmt/ciscoVtpMIB/vtpMIBObjects/vlanEdit/vtpVlanEditTable

/iso/identified-organization/dod/internet/private/enterprises/cisco/ciscoMgmt/ciscoVtpMIB/vtpMIBObjects/vlanEdit/vtpVlanEditTable

/iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprise/cisco/ciscoMgmt/ciscoVtpMIB/vtpMIBObjects/vlanEdit/vtpVlanEditTable

/iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/cisco/ciscoMgmt/ciscoVtpMIB/vtpMIBObjects/vlanEdit/vtpVlanEditTable

/iso/iso-identified-organization/dod/internet/private/enterprise/cisco/ciscoMgmt/ciscoVtpMIB/vtpMIBObjects/vlanEdit/vtpVlanEditTable

/iso/iso-identified-organization/dod/internet/private/enterprises/cisco/ciscoMgmt/ciscoVtpMIB/vtpMIBObjects/vlanEdit/vtpVlanEditTable

iri by oid_info

/ISO/Identified-Organization/6/1/4/1/9/9/46/1/4/2

Description by circitor

The table which contains the information in the Edit
Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain. The
information for a particular management domain is
initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
VLAN information for that management domain. After
initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters. The
information as modified through editing is local to this
Edit Buffer. An apply operation using the
vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
modified information as the new global VLAN information for
that management domain.

To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
domain.

2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
to 'apply'.

5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
determined.

6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

Note that the information contained in this table is not
saved across agent reboots.

Parsed from file CISCO-VTP-MIB.mib
Module: CISCO-VTP-MIB

Description by cisco_v1

The table which contains the information in the Edit
Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain. The
information for a particular management domain is
initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
VLAN information for that management domain. After
initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters. The
information as modified through editing is local to this
Edit Buffer. An apply operation using the
vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
modified information as the new global VLAN information for
that management domain.

To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
domain.

2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
to 'apply'.

5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
determined.

6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

Note that the information contained in this table is not
saved across agent reboots.

Description by oid_info

vtpVlanEditTable OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF VtpVlanEditEntry
MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"The table which contains the information in the Edit
Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain. The
information for a particular management domain is
initialized, by a copy operation, to be the current global
VLAN information for that management domain. After
initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters. The
information as modified through editing is local to this
Edit Buffer. An apply operation using the
vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
modified information as the new global VLAN information for
that management domain.
To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:
1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
domain.
2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
vtpVlanEditOperation to copy, and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).
3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
information in the vtpVlanEditTable.
4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
to apply.
5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
determined.
6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to
elease.
Note that the information contained in this table is not
saved across agent reboots."
View at oid-info.com

Description by mibdepot

The table which contains the information in the Edit
Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain. The
information for a particular management domain is
initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
VLAN information for that management domain. After
initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters. The
information as modified through editing is local to this
Edit Buffer. An apply operation using the
vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
modified information as the new global VLAN information for
that management domain.

To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
domain.

2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
to 'apply'.

5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
determined.

6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

Note that the information contained in this table is not
saved across agent reboots.

Parsed from file cisco-vtp.mib.txt
Company: None
Module: CISCO-VTP-MIB

Description by cisco

The table which contains the information in the Edit
Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain. The
information for a particular management domain is
initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
VLAN information for that management domain. After
initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters. The
information as modified through editing is local to this
Edit Buffer. An apply operation using the
vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
modified information as the new global VLAN information for
that management domain.

To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
domain.

2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
to 'apply'.

5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
determined.

6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

Note that the information contained in this table is not
saved across agent reboots.

Information by circitor

vtpVlanEditTable OBJECT-TYPE
    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF VtpVlanEditEntry 
    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
    STATUS          current
    DESCRIPTION
        "The table which contains the information in the Edit
        Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain.  The
        information for a particular management domain is
        initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
        VLAN information for that management domain.  After
        initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
        delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters.  The
        information as modified through editing is local to this
        Edit Buffer.  An apply operation using the
        vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
        modified information as the new global VLAN information for
        that management domain.

        To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

        1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
        i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
        domain.

        2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
        vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
        to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

        3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
        information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

        4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
        issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
        to 'apply'.

        5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
        vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
        determined.

        6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
        which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

        Note that the information contained in this table is not
        saved across agent reboots."
    ::= { vlanEdit 2 }

Information by cisco_v1

vtpVlanEditTable OBJECT-TYPE
    SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF VtpVlanEditEntry
    ACCESS not-accessible
    STATUS mandatory
    DESCRIPTION
        "The table which contains the information in the Edit
        Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain.  The
        information for a particular management domain is
        initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
        VLAN information for that management domain.  After
        initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
        delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters.  The
        information as modified through editing is local to this
        Edit Buffer.  An apply operation using the
        vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
        modified information as the new global VLAN information for
        that management domain.
        
        To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:
        
        1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
        i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
        domain.
        
        2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
        vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
        to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).
        
        3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
        information in the vtpVlanEditTable.
        
        4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
        issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
        to 'apply'.
        
        5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
        vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
        determined.
        
        6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
        which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.
        
        Note that the information contained in this table is not
        saved across agent reboots."
    ::= { vlanEdit 2 }

Information by oid_info

Automatically extracted from a file named C-VTP

Information by mibdepot

vtpVlanEditTable OBJECT-TYPE
    SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF VtpVlanEditEntry
    ACCESS  not-accessible
    STATUS  mandatory
    DESCRIPTION
           "The table which contains the information in the Edit
            Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain.  The
            information for a particular management domain is
            initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
            VLAN information for that management domain.  After
            initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
            delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters.  The
            information as modified through editing is local to this
            Edit Buffer.  An apply operation using the
            vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
            modified information as the new global VLAN information for
            that management domain.

            To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

            1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
            i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
            domain.

            2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
            vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
            to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

            3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
            information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

            4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
            issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
            to 'apply'.

            5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
            vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
            determined.

            6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
            which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

            Note that the information contained in this table is not
            saved across agent reboots."
    ::= { vlanEdit  2 }

Information by cisco

vtpVlanEditTable OBJECT-TYPE
    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF VtpVlanEditEntry 
    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
    STATUS          current
    DESCRIPTION
        "The table which contains the information in the Edit
        Buffers, one Edit Buffer per management domain.  The
        information for a particular management domain is
        initialized, by a 'copy' operation, to be the current global
        VLAN information for that management domain.  After
        initialization, editing can be performed to add VLANs,
        delete VLANs, or modify their global parameters.  The
        information as modified through editing is local to this
        Edit Buffer.  An apply operation using the
        vtpVlanEditOperation object is necessary to instanciate the
        modified information as the new global VLAN information for
        that management domain.

        To use the Edit Buffer, a manager acts as follows:

        1. ensures the Edit Buffer for a management domain is empty,
        i.e., there are no rows in this table for this management
        domain.

        2. issues a SNMP set operation which sets
        vtpVlanEditOperation to 'copy', and vtpVlanEditBufferOwner
        to its own identifier (e.g., its own IP address).

        3. if this set operation is successful, proceeds to edit the
        information in the vtpVlanEditTable.

        4. if and when the edited information is to be instantiated,
        issues a SNMP set operation which sets vtpVlanEditOperation
        to 'apply'.

        5. issues retrieval requests to obtain the value of
        vtpVlanApplyStatus, until the result of the apply is
        determined.

        6. releases the Edit Buffer by issuing a SNMP set operation
        which sets vtpVlanEditOperation to 'release'.

        Note that the information contained in this table is not
        saved across agent reboots."
    ::= { vlanEdit 2 }

First Registration Authority (recovered by parent 1.3.6.1.4.1.9)

Greg Satz

Current Registration Authority (recovered by parent 1.3.6.1.4.1.9)

Cisco Systems, Inc.

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