Descriptions may differ between sources. The primary description is shown first.
This object indicates the ports that are present in the
system.
Each possible port is represented by a bit.
The value of this object is a sum of 2**n, n=number of bits.
'1' - means that the port exists
'0' - means that the port does not exist
For detailed bit assignment, see product's spec.
Bit 0 = LSB
When this object is not relevant, the value will be 0.
In some cases, this object may represent ports configuration
of the system AND its far-end unit.
Parsed from file
RAD-MIB.mib
Module: RAD-MIB
Source file: Download ipmux24.mib
· Publisher's file
Copy from Netdisco; File: rad/ipmux24.mib; 1.8 MiB
Vendor MIB copy from the Netdisco archive.
Related source files and packages:
Source file: Download RAD-Dacs-MIB
· Publisher's file
Copy from Observium Community; File: rad/RAD-Dacs-MIB; 265,399 bytes
Vendor MIB copy from the Observium Community archive.
RAD support.
Related source files and packages:
Source file: Download RAD-MIB
· Publisher's file
Copy from Observium Community; File: rad/RAD-MIB; 3.3 MiB
Vendor MIB copy from the Observium Community archive.
RAD support.
Source file: Download RAD-MIB.mib
Publisher path: Mibs; 1.8 MiB
This object indicates the ports that are present in the
system.
Each possible port is represented by a bit.
The value of this object is a sum of 2**n, n=number of bits.
'1' - means that the port exists
'0' - means that the port does not exist
For detailed bit assignment, see product's spec.
Bit 0 = LSB
When this object is not relevant, the value will be 0.
In some cases, this object may represent ports configuration
of the system AND its far-end unit.
Source file: Download rad-mib.mib.txt
File: rad/rad-mib.mib.txt; 1.8 MiB
Source file: Download Rad0485.MIB.txt
File: rad/Rad0485.MIB.txt; 2.4 MiB
sysSaPorts — Circitor, MIBdepot
This object indicates the ports that are present in the system. Each possible port is represented by a bit. The value of this object is a sum of 2**n, n=number of bits. '1' - means that the port exists '0' - means that the port does not exist For detailed bit assignment, see product's spec. Bit 0 = LSB When this object is not relevant, the value will be 0. In some cases, this object may represent ports configuration of the system AND its far-end unit.