The CISCO-DLR-MIB is used to monitor the Device Level Ring (DLR) and notifying their state change. The Device Level Ring Protocol (DLR) is a redundancy protocol for EtherNet/IP and operates on OSI Layer 2. It can detect bus faults in a single line topology compensated by activating a redundant communication path. Thus DLR allows to build fast recovering and redundant network topologies that do not influence the controlling applications
Status in source: unspecified.
Names: ciscoDlrMIB
Technical details
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"DESCRIPTION",
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"::=",
"{",
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],
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]
}- Cisco
· Publisher's source file
· Archived source file
Source location: CISCO-DLR-MIB::ciscoDlrMIB.Source version and references
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