Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a
particular target.
The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target
in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely
identifies the target in attachment and is of the format
indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir
identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId,
to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType
identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The
ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope
of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and
ccbptPolicySourceType.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created
through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local
console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically
create an entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed
through other network management interfaces, in which case
the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding
entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created,
destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using
ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the
RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new
class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of
ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy
within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction,
and policy-source type.
Parsed from file CISCO-CBP-TARGET-MIB.mib
Module: CISCO-CBP-TARGET-MIB
Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a
particular target.
The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target
in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely
identifies the target in attachment and is of the format
indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir
identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId,
to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType
identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The
ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope
of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and
ccbptPolicySourceType.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created
through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local
console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically
create an entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed
through other network management interfaces, in which case
the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding
entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created,
destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using
ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the
RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new
class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of
ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy
within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction,
and policy-source type.
Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a
particular target.
The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target
in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely
identifies the target in attachment and is of the format
indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir
identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId,
to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType
identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The
ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope
of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and
ccbptPolicySourceType.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created
through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local
console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically
create an entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed
through other network management interfaces, in which case
the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding
entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created,
destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using
ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the
RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new
class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of
ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy
within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction,
and policy-source type.
Parsed from file CISCO-CBP-TARGET-MIB.my.txt
Company: None
Module: CISCO-CBP-TARGET-MIB
Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a
particular target.
The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target
in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely
identifies the target in attachment and is of the format
indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir
identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId,
to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType
identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The
ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope
of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and
ccbptPolicySourceType.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created
through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local
console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically
create an entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed
through other network management interfaces, in which case
the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding
entry in this table.
A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created,
destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using
ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the
RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new
class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of
ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy
within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction,
and policy-source type.
ccbptTargetEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX CcbptTargetEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a particular target. The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely identifies the target in attachment and is of the format indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId, to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and ccbptPolicySourceType. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically create an entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed through other network management interfaces, in which case the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created, destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction, and policy-source type. " INDEX { ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, ccbptPolicySourceType, ccbptPolicyId } ::= { ccbptTargetTable 1 }
ccbptTargetEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX CcbptTargetEntry ACCESS not-accessible STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a particular target. The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely identifies the target in attachment and is of the format indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId, to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and ccbptPolicySourceType. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically create an entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed through other network management interfaces, in which case the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created, destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction, and policy-source type." INDEX { ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, ccbptPolicySourceType, ccbptPolicyId } ::= { ccbptTargetTable 1 }
Vendor: Cisco
Module: CISCO-CBP-TARGET-MIB
[Automatically extracted from oidview.com]
ccbptTargetEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX CcbptTargetEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a particular target. The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely identifies the target in attachment and is of the format indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId, to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and ccbptPolicySourceType. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically create an entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed through other network management interfaces, in which case the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created, destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction, and policy-source type. " INDEX { ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, ccbptPolicySourceType, ccbptPolicyId } ::= { ccbptTargetTable 1 }
ccbptTargetEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX CcbptTargetEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "Each entry describes a class-based policy attachment to a particular target. The ccbptTargetType uniquely identifies the type of target in the attachment. Additionally, the ccbptTargetId uniquely identifies the target in attachment and is of the format indicated by the ccbptTargetType. The ccbptTargetDir identifies the direction, relative to the ccbptTargetId, to which the policy is attached. The ccbptPolicySourceType identifies the source-type of the policy attached. The ccbptPolicyId uniquely identifies the policy within the scope of ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, and ccbptPolicySourceType. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created through other network management interfaces (e.g., the local console), in which case the SNMP entity will automatically create an entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be destroyed through other network management interfaces, in which case the SNMP entity will automatically destroy the corresponding entry in this table. A class-based policy attachment to a target can be created, destroyed, and modified through the SNMP using ccbptTargetStatus using the semantics described by the RowStatus Textual Convention. However, when creating a new class-based policy attachment to a target, the value of ccbptPolicyIdNext should be used to identify the new policy within the scope of the target type, identifier, direction, and policy-source type. " INDEX { ccbptTargetType, ccbptTargetId, ccbptTargetDir, ccbptPolicySourceType, ccbptPolicyId } ::= { ccbptTargetTable 1 }
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.1 | ccbptTargetType | 0 | 0 | The type of target for this class-based policy attachment. This object identifies the format of the ccbptTargetId for this entry. |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.2 | ccbptTargetId | 0 | 0 | The target identifier for this class-based policy attachment. For decoding the ccbptTargetId refer to the ccbptTargetType object … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.3 | ccbptTargetDir | 0 | 0 | The direction relative to the ccbptTargetId for this class based policy attachment. |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.4 | ccbptPolicySourceType | 0 | 0 | The source-type of the class-based policy for this target. The source-type refers to the source of the class-based policy definit… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.5 | ccbptPolicyId | 0 | 0 | Unique identifier of this class-based policy instance. |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.6 | ccbptTargetStatus | 0 | 0 | The status of the policy attachment to this target. The value for the corresponding instance of each of the following objects mu… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.7 | ccbptTargetStorageType | 0 | 0 | This object indicates how the device stores the data contained by the conceptual row. If an instance of this object has the valu… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.8 | ccbptPolicyMap | 0 | 0 | Refers to the first accessible object in the policy-map definition table used to manage policy-map information for policy-maps fo… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.9 | ccbptPolicyInstance | 0 | 0 | Refers to the first accessible object in the policy instance table used to manage policy instance information for policy-maps of … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.533.1.1.2.1.10 | ccbptPolicyAttachTime | 0 | 0 | ccbptPolicyAttachtime |