Reference record for OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.15.2.55.1.1.1.4

Parent
1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.15.2.55.1.1.1 (hpnicfObjectInfoEntry)
Node code
4
Node name
hpnicfObjectInfoValue
Numeric OID
1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.15.2.55.1.1.1.4
URN notation
urn:oid:1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.15.2.55.1.1.1.4
ASN.1 notation

{1 3 6 1 4 1 11 2 14 11 15 2 55 1 1 1 4}

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  • Additional combinations skipped.
OID-IRI notation
  • /1/3/6/1/4/1/11/2/14/11/15/2/55/1/1/1/4
  • /ISO/Identified-Organization/6/1/4/1/11/2/14/11/15/2/55/1/1/1/4
  • /ISO/3/6/1/4/1/11/2/14/11/15/2/55/1/1/1/4
Named path variants
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Descriptions

hpnicfObjectInfoValue — HPE networking MIB copies (LibreNMS/Observium Community), Netdisco MIB archive copies

Return property value of the queried object. Zero length string is the default value of this object which means no value is returned. If the request is invalid, then the result should be the default value. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is accessType, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'A', and followed by some nonnegative integers. The format is like 'A2'. 2) The nonnegative integers and the meaning of them are as follow: 0 means 'not-accessible'. 1 means 'notification'. 2 means 'read-only'. 3 means 'read-write'. 4 means 'read-create'. 5 means 'write-only'. 6 means 'accessible-for-notify'. 7 means 'error'. --the above values are defined by standard protocol 101 means 'not implemented'. -- The queried node is not implemented by agent. 102 means 'unknown error'. -- Query failed for unknown reason. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataType, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'T', and followed by string which has format like 2), such as 'T1', the character '1' means INTEGER. 2) The following data types are defined in standard protocol, the values in brackets will be returned to indicate these data types. INTEGER(1) Integer32(2) Unsigned32(4) Gauge(6) Counter(7) Counter32(8) Counter64(9) TimeTicks(10) OCTET STRING(11) OBJECT IDENTIFIER(12) IpAddress(13) NetworkAddress(14) Opaque(15) BITS(16) If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataRange, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'R', and followed by string which has the format like 2) to 5), such as 'R[1,1]'. 2) If hpnicfObjectInfoValue returns Integer32, the format is as followed. Suppose A is a MIB object. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|2|3|5|6|7}', the format is 'R[1,3],[5,7]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|3}', the format is 'R[1,1],[3,3]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32', the format is 'R[]' which means the default value range of Integer32 between -2147483648 and 2147483647. 3) The process of Counter, Counter32, Counter64, Unsigned32, Gauge32, INTEGER is the same as that of Integer32. 4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as OCTET STRING, then this object returns default value 'R[]'. 5) If SYNTAX of A is 'BITS{a(0),b(1)}', the format is 'R[0,0],[1,1]'. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataLength, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'L', and followed by string which has the format like 2) to 4), such as 'L[6,6]'. 2) If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING(SIZE (6|10..255))', the format is 'L[6,6],[10,255]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING', the format is like 'L[]' which means the default length of OCTET STRING between 0 and 65535. 3) If SYNTAX of A is BITS, the format of it is the same as OCTET STIRNG. But its unit is in bit, not in byte. 4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as INTEGER and IpAddress, this object returns 'L[]'.

Source records

hpnicfObjectInfoValue

Status in source: current.

Names: hpnicfObjectInfoValue

Technical details
{
  "smi_kind": "OBJECT-TYPE",
  "definition": [
    "hpnicfObjectInfoValue",
    "OBJECT-TYPE",
    "SYNTAX",
    "OCTET",
    "STRING",
    "MAX-ACCESS",
    "read-only",
    "STATUS",
    "current",
    "DESCRIPTION",
    "\" Return property value of the queried object. Zero length string is the default value of this object which means no value is returned. If the request is invalid, then the result should be the default value. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is accessType, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'A', and followed by some nonnegative integers. The format is like 'A2'. 2) The nonnegative integers and the meaning of them are as follow: 0 means 'not-accessible'. 1 means 'notification'. 2 means 'read-only'. 3 means 'read-write'. 4 means 'read-create'. 5 means 'write-only'. 6 means 'accessible-for-notify'. 7 means 'error'. --the above values are defined by standard protocol 101 means 'not implemented'. -- The queried node is not implemented by agent. 102 means 'unknown error'. -- Query failed for unknown reason. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataType, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'T', and followed by string which has format like 2), such as 'T1', the character '1' means INTEGER. 2) The following data types are defined in standard protocol, the values in brackets will be returned to indicate these data types. INTEGER(1) Integer32(2) Unsigned32(4) Gauge(6) Counter(7) Counter32(8) Counter64(9) TimeTicks(10) OCTET STRING(11) OBJECT IDENTIFIER(12) IpAddress(13) NetworkAddress(14) Opaque(15) BITS(16) If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataRange, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'R', and followed by string which has the format like 2) to 5), such as 'R[1,1]'. 2) If hpnicfObjectInfoValue returns Integer32, the format is as followed. Suppose A is a MIB object. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|2|3|5|6|7}', the format is 'R[1,3],[5,7]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|3}', the format is 'R[1,1],[3,3]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32', the format is 'R[]' which means the default value range of Integer32 between -2147483648 and 2147483647. 3) The process of Counter, Counter32, Counter64, Unsigned32, Gauge32, INTEGER is the same as that of Integer32. 4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as OCTET STRING, then this object returns default value 'R[]'. 5) If SYNTAX of A is 'BITS{a(0),b(1)}', the format is 'R[0,0],[1,1]'. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataLength, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'L', and followed by string which has the format like 2) to 4), such as 'L[6,6]'. 2) If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING(SIZE (6|10..255))', the format is 'L[6,6],[10,255]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING', the format is like 'L[]' which means the default length of OCTET STRING between 0 and 65535. 3) If SYNTAX of A is BITS, the format of it is the same as OCTET STIRNG. But its unit is in bit, not in byte. 4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as INTEGER and IpAddress, this object returns 'L[]'. \"",
    "::=",
    "{",
    "hpnicfObjectInfoEntry",
    "4",
    "}"
  ],
  "syntax_tree": [
    [
      "SimpleSyntax",
      "OCTET STRING"
    ],
    null,
    [
      "MaxAccessPart",
      "read-only"
    ],
    [
      "Status",
      "current"
    ],
    [
      "DESCRIPTION",
      "Return property value of the queried object. Zero length string is the default value of this object which means no value is returned. If the request is invalid, then the result should be the default value. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is accessType, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'A', and followed by some nonnegative integers. The format is like 'A2'. 2) The nonnegative integers and the meaning of them are as follow: 0 means 'not-accessible'. 1 means 'notification'. 2 means 'read-only'. 3 means 'read-write'. 4 means 'read-create'. 5 means 'write-only'. 6 means 'accessible-for-notify'. 7 means 'error'. --the above values are defined by standard protocol 101 means 'not implemented'. -- The queried node is not implemented by agent. 102 means 'unknown error'. -- Query failed for unknown reason. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataType, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'T', and followed by string which has format like 2), such as 'T1', the character '1' means INTEGER. 2) The following data types are defined in standard protocol, the values in brackets will be returned to indicate these data types. INTEGER(1) Integer32(2) Unsigned32(4) Gauge(6) Counter(7) Counter32(8) Counter64(9) TimeTicks(10) OCTET STRING(11) OBJECT IDENTIFIER(12) IpAddress(13) NetworkAddress(14) Opaque(15) BITS(16) If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataRange, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'R', and followed by string which has the format like 2) to 5), such as 'R[1,1]'. 2) If hpnicfObjectInfoValue returns Integer32, the format is as followed. Suppose A is a MIB object. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|2|3|5|6|7}', the format is 'R[1,3],[5,7]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|3}', the format is 'R[1,1],[3,3]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32', the format is 'R[]' which means the default value range of Integer32 between -2147483648 and 2147483647. 3) The process of Counter, Counter32, Counter64, Unsigned32, Gauge32, INTEGER is the same as that of Integer32. 4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as OCTET STRING, then this object returns default value 'R[]'. 5) If SYNTAX of A is 'BITS{a(0),b(1)}', the format is 'R[0,0],[1,1]'. If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataLength, the rules below should be followed. 1) The returned value must have prefix 'L', and followed by string which has the format like 2) to 4), such as 'L[6,6]'. 2) If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING(SIZE (6|10..255))', the format is 'L[6,6],[10,255]'. If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING', the format is like 'L[]' which means the default length of OCTET STRING between 0 and 65535. 3) If SYNTAX of A is BITS, the format of it is the same as OCTET STIRNG. But its unit is in bit, not in byte. 4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as INTEGER and IpAddress, this object returns 'L[]'."
    ],
    null,
    null,
    null,
    null
  ]
}
  • HPE networking MIB copies (LibreNMS/Observium Community) · Publisher's source file: Source package: observium-community-latest.tar.gz

    Vendor MIB copy from the Observium Community archive. HPE networking support.

    Module: HPN-ICF-OBJECT-INFO-MIB

    Published definition
    hpnicfObjectInfoValue   OBJECT-TYPE
            SYNTAX  OCTET STRING
            MAX-ACCESS  read-only
            STATUS  current
            DESCRIPTION
                "
                Return property value of the queried object.   
                Zero length string is the default value of this object which means no value is returned.  
                If the request is invalid, then the result should be the default value.  
            
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is accessType, the rules below should be followed.  
                    1) The returned value must have prefix 'A', and followed by some nonnegative integers.
                       The format is like 'A2'.
                    2) The nonnegative integers and the meaning of them are as follow:
                                   0 means 'not-accessible'.
                                   1 means 'notification'.
                                   2 means 'read-only'.
                                   3 means 'read-write'.
                                   4 means 'read-create'.
                                   5 means 'write-only'.
                                   6 means 'accessible-for-notify'.
                                   7 means 'error'.
                                   --the above values are defined by standard protocol 
                                   101 means 'not implemented'.  -- The queried node is not implemented by agent.
                                   102 means 'unknown error'.    -- Query failed for unknown reason.
                     
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataType, the rules below should be followed.  
                   1) The returned value must have prefix 'T', and followed by string which has
                      format like 2), such as 'T1', the character '1' means INTEGER.  
                   2) The following data types are defined in standard protocol, the values in brackets 
                      will be returned to indicate these data types.
                                   INTEGER(1)
                                   Integer32(2)
                                   Unsigned32(4)
                                   Gauge(6)
                                   Counter(7)
                                   Counter32(8)
                                   Counter64(9)
                                   TimeTicks(10)
                                   OCTET STRING(11)
                                   OBJECT IDENTIFIER(12)
                                   IpAddress(13)
                                   NetworkAddress(14)
                                   Opaque(15)
                                   BITS(16)
                
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataRange, the rules below should be followed.
                   1) The returned value must have prefix 'R', and followed by string which has the
                      format like 2) to 5), such as 'R[1,1]'.
                   2) If hpnicfObjectInfoValue returns Integer32, the format is as followed. Suppose A is a 
                      MIB object.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|2|3|5|6|7}', the format is 'R[1,3],[5,7]'.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|3}', the format is 'R[1,1],[3,3]'.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32', the format is 'R[]' which means the default value 
                      range of Integer32 between -2147483648 and 2147483647.
                   3) The process of Counter, Counter32, Counter64, Unsigned32, Gauge32, INTEGER is the 
                      same as that of Integer32.
                   4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as OCTET STRING, then this object returns default value 'R[]'.
                   5) If SYNTAX of A is 'BITS{a(0),b(1)}', the format is 'R[0,0],[1,1]'.
                
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataLength, the rules below should be followed.
                   1) The returned value must have prefix 'L', and followed by string which has the format
                      like 2) to 4), such as 'L[6,6]'.
                   2) If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING(SIZE (6|10..255))', the format is 'L[6,6],[10,255]'.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING', the format is like 'L[]' which means the default 
                      length of OCTET STRING between 0 and 65535.
                   3) If SYNTAX of A is BITS, the format of it is the same as OCTET STIRNG. But its unit 
                      is in bit, not in byte.
                   4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as INTEGER and IpAddress, this object returns 'L[]'.
                "
            ::= { hpnicfObjectInfoEntry 4 }
    Module imports
    {'SNMPv2-SMI': ['OBJECT-TYPE', 'MODULE-IDENTITY'], 'SNMPv2-CONF': ['OBJECT-GROUP', 'MODULE-COMPLIANCE'], 'HPN-ICF-OID-MIB': ['hpnicfCommon']}

    Related source files and packages:


    Source location: HPN-ICF-OBJECT-INFO-MIB::hpnicfObjectInfoValue.
    Source version and references

    Downloaded: 2026-10-23T19:25:41.109280+00:00.

  • Netdisco MIB archive copies · Publisher's source file: hpnicfObjectInfo.mib

    Vendor MIB copy from the Netdisco archive.

    Module: HPN-ICF-OBJECT-INFO-MIB

    Published definition
    hpnicfObjectInfoValue   OBJECT-TYPE
            SYNTAX  OCTET STRING
            MAX-ACCESS  read-only
            STATUS  current
            DESCRIPTION
                "
                Return property value of the queried object.   
                Zero length string is the default value of this object which means no value is returned.  
                If the request is invalid, then the result should be the default value.  
            
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is accessType, the rules below should be followed.  
                    1) The returned value must have prefix 'A', and followed by some nonnegative integers.
                       The format is like 'A2'.
                    2) The nonnegative integers and the meaning of them are as follow:
                                   0 means 'not-accessible'.
                                   1 means 'notification'.
                                   2 means 'read-only'.
                                   3 means 'read-write'.
                                   4 means 'read-create'.
                                   5 means 'write-only'.
                                   6 means 'accessible-for-notify'.
                                   7 means 'error'.
                                   --the above values are defined by standard protocol 
                                   101 means 'not implemented'.  -- The queried node is not implemented by agent.
                                   102 means 'unknown error'.    -- Query failed for unknown reason.
                     
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataType, the rules below should be followed.  
                   1) The returned value must have prefix 'T', and followed by string which has
                      format like 2), such as 'T1', the character '1' means INTEGER.  
                   2) The following data types are defined in standard protocol, the values in brackets 
                      will be returned to indicate these data types.
                                   INTEGER(1)
                                   Integer32(2)
                                   Unsigned32(4)
                                   Gauge(6)
                                   Counter(7)
                                   Counter32(8)
                                   Counter64(9)
                                   TimeTicks(10)
                                   OCTET STRING(11)
                                   OBJECT IDENTIFIER(12)
                                   IpAddress(13)
                                   NetworkAddress(14)
                                   Opaque(15)
                                   BITS(16)
                
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataRange, the rules below should be followed.
                   1) The returned value must have prefix 'R', and followed by string which has the
                      format like 2) to 5), such as 'R[1,1]'.
                   2) If hpnicfObjectInfoValue returns Integer32, the format is as followed. Suppose A is a 
                      MIB object.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|2|3|5|6|7}', the format is 'R[1,3],[5,7]'.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32{1|3}', the format is 'R[1,1],[3,3]'.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'Integer32', the format is 'R[]' which means the default value 
                      range of Integer32 between -2147483648 and 2147483647.
                   3) The process of Counter, Counter32, Counter64, Unsigned32, Gauge32, INTEGER is the 
                      same as that of Integer32.
                   4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as OCTET STRING, then this object returns default value 'R[]'.
                   5) If SYNTAX of A is 'BITS{a(0),b(1)}', the format is 'R[0,0],[1,1]'.
                
                If the value of hpnicfObjectInfoType is dataLength, the rules below should be followed.
                   1) The returned value must have prefix 'L', and followed by string which has the format
                      like 2) to 4), such as 'L[6,6]'.
                   2) If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING(SIZE (6|10..255))', the format is 'L[6,6],[10,255]'.
                      If SYNTAX of A is 'OCTET STRING', the format is like 'L[]' which means the default 
                      length of OCTET STRING between 0 and 65535.
                   3) If SYNTAX of A is BITS, the format of it is the same as OCTET STIRNG. But its unit 
                      is in bit, not in byte.
                   4) If SYNTAX of A is other types such as INTEGER and IpAddress, this object returns 'L[]'.
                "
            ::= { hpnicfObjectInfoEntry 4 }
    Module imports
    {'SNMPv2-SMI': ['OBJECT-TYPE', 'MODULE-IDENTITY'], 'SNMPv2-CONF': ['OBJECT-GROUP', 'MODULE-COMPLIANCE'], 'HPN-ICF-OID-MIB': ['hpnicfCommon']}
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