The administrative value of the ControlList parameter for the Port. The octet string value represents the contents of the control list as an ordered list of entries, each encoded as a TLV, as follows. The first octet of each TLV is interpreted as an unsigned integer representing a gate operation name: 0: SetGateStates 1-255: Reserved for future gate operations The second octet of the TLV is the length field, interpreted as an unsigned integer, indicating the number of octets of the value that follows the length. A length of zero indicates that there is no value (i.e., the gate operation has no parameters). The third through (3 + length -1)th octets encode the parameters of the gate operation, in the order that they appear in the definition of the operation in Table 8-6. Two parameter types are currently defined: - GateState: A GateState parameter is encoded in a single octet. The bits of the octet represent the gate states for the corresponding traffic classes; the MS bit corresponds to traffic class 7, the LS bit to traffic class 0. A bit value of 0 indicates closed; a bit value of 1 indicates open. - TimeInterval: A TimeInterval is encoded in 4 octets as a 32-bit unsigned integer, representing a number of nanoseconds. The first octet encodes the most significant 8 bits of the integer, and the fourth octet encodes the least significant 8 bits. The value of this object MUST be retained across reinitializations of the management system.
Status in source: current.
Names: ieee8021STAdminControlList
Technical details
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· Publisher's source file
· Archived source file
Source location: IEEE8021-ST-MIB::ieee8021STAdminControlList.Source version and references
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