rfc1024.txt
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OBJECT: bcastPktsIn Type: Counter Definition: The number of broadcast packets received including those in error. Object Status: Encouraged on interfaces that support broadcast. OBJECT: bcastPktsOut Type: Counter Definition: The number of broadcast packets that higher levels attempted to send, including those that were not sent. Object Status: Encouraged on interfaces that support broadcast.Partridge & Trewitt [Page 23]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 OBJECT: mcastPktsIn Type: Counter Definition: The number of multicast packets received including those in error. Object Status: Encouraged on interfaces that support multicast. OBJECT: mcastPktsOut Type: Counter Definition: The number of multicast packets sent, including those that were not sent. Object Status: Encouraged on interfaces that support multicast. OBJECT: inputErrors Type: Counter Definition: The number of inbound packets that could not be delivered. The number of inbound packets delivered should equal inputPkts less this value and inputPktsDropped. OBJECT: outputErrors Type: Counter Definition: The number of outbound packets that could not be transmitted because of errors. The number of outbound packets placed on the network should equal outputPkts less this value and outputPktsDropped. OBJECT: outputQLen Type: INTEGER Definition: The length of the output packet queue (in packets). OBJECT: name Type: IA5StringPartridge & Trewitt [Page 24]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 Definition: A text string completely identifying the interface. This string should include the name of the manufacturer, the product name and the version of the hardware. OBJECT: status Type: INTEGER Definition: The status of the object. The status values are: 0 -- reserved 1 -- testing (the interface is in some test mode) 2 -- down (the interface is down) 3 -- up (the interface is up ready to pass packets) Note: If set operations are defined, access control is required. Operations on Object: The defaults except as noted below. SET: Optionally defined to change the state of the interface. OBJECT: ifType Type: INTEGER Definition: A flag which indicates the type of interface in use. The currently defined types are: 0 -- reserved 1 -- 1822 HDH 2 -- 1822 3 -- FDDI 4 -- DDN X.25 5 -- RFC-877 X.25 6 -- StarLan 7 -- Proteon 10Mbit 8 -- Proteon 80Mbit 9 -- Ethernet 10 -- 802.3 Ethernet 11 -- 802.4 Token Bus 12 -- 802.5 Token Ring 13 -- Point-to-Point Serial OBJECT: mediaErrors Type: CounterPartridge & Trewitt [Page 25]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 Definition: A counter of media errors, such as collisions on Ethernets, token regeneration on token passing rings, or lost RFNMs on PSNs. Object Status: Encouraged for interfaces to media which have such errors. OBJECT: upTime Type: TimeStamp Definition: When the interface was put in its current state. OBJECT: broadcast Type: BITSTRING Definition: Whether this interface has a physical broadcast address. Object Status: Required if the interface has a broadcast adddress. OBJECT: multicast Type: SET of BITSTRING Definition: The set of hardware multicast addresses currently enabled on the device. Object Status: Encouraged in interfaces which support multicast. OBJECT: addressList Definition: SET of addressMap addressMap ::= [0] IMPLICIT SET { ipAddr [0] IMPLICIT IpAddress physAddr [1] IMPLICIT BITSTRING } Definition: Most interfaces maintain tables mapping physical network address to IP address. An example is an ARP table. This table stores that map as a series of entries which mapPartridge & Trewitt [Page 26]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 IP addresses to the physical address. Object Status: Required if the interface has to map IP addresses to physical addresses.The IpNetworkLayer Dictionary The IpNetworkLayer dictionary contains all information about the IP Layer. The format of the dictionary is shown below. IpNetworkLayer ::= [APPLICATION 36] IMPLICIT SET { gateway [0] IMPLICIT BOOLEAN, inputPkts [1] IMPLICIT Counter, inputErrors [2] IMPLICIT Counter, inputPktsDropped [3] IMPLICIT Counter, inputQLen [4] IMPLICIT INTEGER OPTIONAL, outputPkts [5] IMPLICIT Counter, outputErrors [6] IMPLICIT Counter, outputPktsDropped [7] IMPLICIT Counter, outputQLen [8] IMPLICIT INTEGER OPTIONAL, ipID [9] IMPLICIT Counter, fragCreated [10] IMPLICIT Counter OPTIONAL, fragRcvd [11] IMPLICIT Counter OPTIONAL, fragDropped [12] IMPLICIT Counter OPTIONAL, pktsReassembled [13] IMPLICIT Counter OPTIONAL, pktsFragmented [14] IMPLICIT Counter OPTIONAL, htm [15] IMPLICIT TrafficMatrix OPTIONAL, itm [16] IMPLICIT TrafficMatrix OPTIONAL } OBJECT: IpNetworkLayer Type: SET Definition: See above. The fields of the dictionary are defined below. OBJECT: gateway Type: BOOLEAN Definition: A boolean value which is true if the entity gateways packets.Partridge & Trewitt [Page 27]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 OBJECT: inputPkts Type: Counter Definition: The total number of input packets received including those in error. OBJECT: inputErrors Type: Counter Definition: The number of input packets discarded due to errors (unknown protocols, format errors, etc). OBJECT: inputPktsDropped Type: Counter Definition: The number of input packets dropped for lack of buffer space. OBJECT: inputQLen Type: INTEGER Definition: The number of inbound packets currently waiting to be processed by the IP layer. Object Status: Encouraged. OBJECT: outputPkts Type: Counter Definition: The total number of outbound packets including both those packets presented to the IP layer by higher layers and packets which are gatewayed. OBJECT: outputErrors Type: Counter Definition: The number of output packets discarded because ofPartridge & Trewitt [Page 28]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 errors (unable to route, format errors, etc). OBJECT: outputPktsDropped Type: Counter Definition: The number of output packets dropped for lack of buffer space. OBJECT: outputQLen Type: INTEGER Definition: The number of outbound packets waiting to be processed by the IP layer. Object Status: Encouraged. OBJECT: ipID Type: Counter Definition: The next IP packet ID identifier to be used. Note that in some implementations the transport layer may set the IP identifier, in which case this value is used if the IP identifier has not been set by the transport layer. OBJECT: fragCreated Type: Counter Definition: The number of IP fragments created at this entity. (e.g., if an IP is split into three fragments at this entity, then this counter is incremented by three). Object Status: Encouraged. OBJECT: fragRcvd Type: Counter Definition: The number of IP fragments received at this entity. Object Status: Encouraged.Partridge & Trewitt [Page 29]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 OBJECT: fragDropped Type: Counter Definition: The number of IP fragments discarded at this entity for whatever reason (timed out, errors, etc). Object Status: Encouraged. OBJECT: pktsReassembled Type: Counter Definition: The number of IP datagrams that have been reassembled at this entity. Object Status: Encouraged OBJECT: pktsFragmented Type: Counter Definition: The number of IP datagrams that have been fragmented at this entity. Object Status: Encouraged. OBJECT: htm Type: TrafficMatrix Definition: A host traffic matrix, mapping all traffic switched any pair of sources and destinations. The count in each trafficEntry routeDst is expressed in packets. Source routed IP packets should be logged as being between their source and the destination (i.e., they should not be treated as destined for this entity). Notes: This information may be considered sensitive. Object Status: Encouraged in gateways. OBJECT: itmPartridge & Trewitt [Page 30]RFC 1024 HEMS Definitions October 1987 Type: TrafficMatrix Definition: An interface traffic matrix showing traffic switched
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