Status in source: current.
Technical details
{
"smi_kind": "OBJECT-TYPE",
"definition": [
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"OBJECT-TYPE",
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"\"Indicates whether the software is running as a client, a vServer, or both. Note: The BITS syntax describes an object implemented as an OCTET STRING where each of the bits have a meaning. So, vServerType will be returned as a single octet. The most significant bit of this octet indicates whether the system is a Venturi vServer and the next bit indicates whether it is a client. The value returned for a vServer will be x80, for a client x40, and for a system acting as both client and vServer xC0. The values in parentheses next to 'client' and 'vServer' in the definition above indicate the bit number.\"",
"::=",
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],
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"DESCRIPTION",
"Indicates whether the software is running as a client, a vServer, or both. Note: The BITS syntax describes an object implemented as an OCTET STRING where each of the bits have a meaning. So, vServerType will be returned as a single octet. The most significant bit of this octet indicates whether the system is a Venturi vServer and the next bit indicates whether it is a client. The value returned for a vServer will be x80, for a client x40, and for a system acting as both client and vServer xC0. The values in parentheses next to 'client' and 'vServer' in the definition above indicate the bit number."
],
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null,
null,
null
]
}