{'kind': 'OBJECT-TYPE', 'details': {'module': 'USR-USER-MAN-MIB', 'imports': {'SNMPv2-TC': ['TruthValue', 'RowStatus', 'DisplayString', 'DateAndTime'], 'SNMPv2-SMI': ['OBJECT-TYPE', 'OBJECT-IDENTITY', 'NOTIFICATION-TYPE', 'MODULE-IDENTITY', 'Counter32', 'IpAddress', 'Integer32'], 'USR-DEFINITIONS-MIB': ['common', 'UsrUserName', 'UsrDisplayString', 'UsrAAADisplay']}, 'smi_kind': 'OBJECT-TYPE', 'definition': 'uumLoginHostName OBJECT-TYPE\r\n SYNTAX OCTET STRING (SIZE(0..240))\r\n MAX-ACCESS read-write\r\n STATUS current\r\n DESCRIPTION\r\n "The destination host name for the login user"\r\n --CONFIGURABLE\r\n::= { uumEntry 81 }', 'syntax_tree': [['SimpleSyntax', 'OCTET STRING', ['octetStringSubType', [[0, 240]]]], None, ['MaxAccessPart', 'read-write'], ['Status', 'current'], ['DESCRIPTION', 'The destination host name for the login user'], None, None, None, None], 'source_encoding': 'utf-8-sig'}, 'parser_version': 'mib-4-q1'}
Descriptions may differ between sources. The primary description is shown first.
Primary description: Circitor
Network Address Translation (NAT) option field. When NAT is enabled, the local LAN addresses are replaced with public recoginzed addresses when the frame traverses a WAN interface. A mapping between the public and private addresses is maintained while a connection/session remains active. Once the connection goes inactive or idle, the mapping is relinquished and the public address or port can be reused. Two types of NAT are supported, Port Address Translation (PAT) and the standard NAT (RFC 1631). With PAT, the mapping is maintained by the TCP and UDP port number. The private address is replaced with the public WAN interface address and the port number is replaced with a dynamically assigned public port number. With the standard NAT (RFC 1631), the private address is replaced with dynamically allocated public addresses taken from a configured address pool. Both PAT and NAT can be configured with static assignments.
Network Address Translation (NAT) option field. When NAT is enabled, the local LAN addresses are replaced with public recoginzed addresses when the frame traverses a WAN interface. A mapping between the public and private addresses is maintained while a connection/session remains active. Once the connection goes inactive or idle, the mapping is relinquished and the public address or port can be reused. Two types of NAT are supported, Port Address Translation (PAT) and the standard NAT (RFC 1631). With PAT, the mapping is maintained by the TCP and UDP port number. The private address is replaced with the public WAN interface address and the port number is replaced with a dynamically assigned public port number. With the standard NAT (RFC 1631), the private address is replaced with dynamically allocated public addresses taken from a configured address pool. Both PAT and NAT can be configured with static assignments.
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uumIpPatOption OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {
pat(1),
nat(2),
disable(3)
}
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"Network Address Translation (NAT) option field. When NAT is enabled,
the local LAN addresses are replaced with public recoginzed addresses
when the frame traverses a WAN interface. A mapping between the public and
private addresses is maintained while a connection/session remains active.
Once the connection goes inactive or idle, the mapping is relinquished and
the public address or port can be reused. Two types of NAT are supported,
Port Address Translation (PAT) and the standard NAT (RFC 1631). With PAT,
the mapping is maintained by the TCP and UDP port number. The private
address is replaced with the public WAN interface address and the port number
is replaced with a dynamically assigned public port number. With the standard
NAT (RFC 1631), the private address is replaced with dynamically allocated
public addresses taken from a configured address pool. Both PAT and NAT can
be configured with static assignments. "
::= { uumEntry 81 }
Information from Circitor
uumIpPatOption OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {
pat(1),
nat(2),
disable(3)
}
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"Network Address Translation (NAT) option field. When NAT is enabled,
the local LAN addresses are replaced with public recoginzed addresses
when the frame traverses a WAN interface. A mapping between the public and
private addresses is maintained while a connection/session remains active.
Once the connection goes inactive or idle, the mapping is relinquished and
the public address or port can be reused. Two types of NAT are supported,
Port Address Translation (PAT) and the standard NAT (RFC 1631). With PAT,
the mapping is maintained by the TCP and UDP port number. The private
address is replaced with the public WAN interface address and the port number
is replaced with a dynamically assigned public port number. With the standard
NAT (RFC 1631), the private address is replaced with dynamically allocated
public addresses taken from a configured address pool. Both PAT and NAT can
be configured with static assignments. "
::= { uumEntry 81 }
First Registration Authority (inferred from ancestor 1.3.6.1.4.1.429)