The following tables, groups, and variables are supported in this MIB.
| Table/Group | Supported Variables | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| extremePortLoadshareTable | All objects | Not supported. |
| extremePortSummitlinkTable | All objects | Not supported. |
| extremePortLoadshare2Table | extremePortLoadshare2Entry | A table of bindings between a master port and its load-sharing slaves. Create/delete entries here to add/delete a port to/from a load-sharing group. Default is empty table. There are restrictions on what row creates will be accepted by each device. |
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extremePortLoadshare2MasterIf Index |
The if Index value which identifies the port controlling a load-sharing group of ports that includes extremePortLoadshareSlaveIfIndex. | |
| extremePortLoadshare2SlaveIfIndex | The if Index value which identifies the port which is a member of a load-sharing group controlled by extremePortLoadshare2MasterIfInde. | |
| extremePortLoadshare2Algorithm | This value identifies the load sharing algorithm to be used for this group of load shared ports. | |
| extremePortLoadshare2Status | The row status variable, used according to row installation and removal conventions. | |
| extremePortLoadshare2MinLinks | The minimum active links that must be up in order trunk to remain up. | |
| extremePortRateShapeTable | All objects | Not supported |
| extremePortUtilizationTable | extremePortUtilizationEntry | Global QoS (Quality of Service) profiles are defined in the extremeQosProfileTable. This table contains a list of ports for which certain QoS parms are reported. |
| extremePortUtilizationAvgTxBw | The reported average bandwidth in the transmit direction. When displayed, it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999. | |
| extremePortUtilizationAvgRxBw | The reported average bandwidth in the receive direction. When displayed, it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999. | |
| extremePortUtilizationPeakTxBw | The reported peak bandwidth in the transmit direction. When displayed it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999. | |
| extremePortUtilizationPeakRxBw | The reported peak bandwidth in the receive direction. When displayed it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999. | |
| extremePortInfoTable | All objects | Not supported. |
| extremePortXenpakVendorTable | All objects | Not supported. |
| extremePortIngressStatsPortTable | All objects | Not supported. |
|
extremePortIngressStatsQueue Table |
All objects | Not supported. |
| extremePortEgressRateLimitTable | All objects | Not supported. |
| extremeWiredClientTable | All objects | Not supported. |
| extremePortUtilizationExtnTable | extremePortUtilizationExtnEntry | Global QoS profiles are defined in the extremeQosProfileTable. This table contains a list of ports for which certain QoS parameters are reported. |
| extremePortUtilizationAvgTxPkts | The reported number of average packets in the transmit direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationAvgRxPkts | The reported number of average packets in the receive direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationPeakTxPkts | The reported number of peak packets in the transmit direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationPeakRxPkts | The reported number of peak packets in the receive direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationAvgTxBytes | The reported number of average bytes in the transmit direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationAvgRxBytes | The reported number of average bytes in the receive direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationPeakTxBytes | The reported number of peak bytes in the transmit direction per second. | |
| extremePortUtilizationPeakRxBytes | The reported number of peak bytes in the receive direction per second. | |
| extremePortQosStatsTable | extremePortQosStatsEntry | This table lists Ports QoS information for either ingress or egress. |
| extremePortQosIngress | Indicates whether the port is in ingress/egress. | |
| extremePortQP0TxBytes | The number of QoS 0 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP0TxPkts | The number of QoS 0 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP1TxBytes | The number of QoS 1 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP1TxPkts | The number of QoS 1 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP2TxBytes | The number of QoS 2 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP2TxPkts | The number of QoS 2 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP3TxBytes | The number of QoS 3 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP3TxPkts | The number of QoS 3 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP4TxBytes | The number of QoS 4 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP4TxPkts | The number of QoS 4 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP5TxBytes | The number of QoS 5 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP5TxPkts | The number of QoS 5 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP6TxBytes | The number of QoS 6 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP6TxPkts | The number of QoS 6 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP7TxBytes | The number of QoS 7 bytes that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortQP7TxPkts | The number of QoS 7 packets that gets transmitted from this port. | |
| extremePortMauTable | All objects |
Port Optics Status Table. extremePortMauTable is not supported. Use the ifMauTable (MAU-MIB) to get optics information. |
| extremePortCongestionStatsTable | extremePortCongestionStatsEntry | This table lists ports congestion information. |
| extremePortCongDropPkts | The number of packets dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQosCongestionStatsTable |
extremePortQosCongestionStats Entry |
This table lists ports per QoS congestion information. |
| extremePortQP0CongPkts | The number of QoS 0 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP1CongPkts | The number of QoS 1 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP2CongPkts | The number of QoS 2 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP3CongPkts | The number of QoS 3 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP4CongPkts | The number of QoS 4 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP5CongPkts | The number of QoS 5 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP6CongPkts | The number of QoS 6 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortQP7CongPkts | The number of QoS 7 packets that got dropped due to congestion on this port. | |
| extremePortConfigTable |
Not-accessible. This table lists port entries with information including auto negotiation, configured port speed, and duplex. |
|
| extremePortConfigEntry |
Not-accessible. An individual Port Information Entry with information including auto negotiation, configured port speed, and duplex. |
|
| extremePortAutoNegotiation |
Read-write access. Indicates whether the port is operating auto negotiation mode. |
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| extremePortAdminSpeed |
Read-write access. The configured speed of the port. The current actual speed of the port can be determined from ifSpeed |
|
| extremePortDuplex |
Read-write access. Indicates whether the port is operating in half- duplex, full-duplex, or auto negotiation mode. |
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| extremePortMedium |
Read-write access. Medium-specific attributes for combination ports. |
The following traps can be generated:
| Trap | Comments |
|---|---|
| extremePortMauChangeTrap | This trap is sent whenever a MAU is inserted or removed. When the MAU is inserted, the value of extremePortMauStatus is 'inserted' and extremePortMauType indicates the type of the MAU inserted. If MAU is removed, the value of extremePortMauStatus is empty and the type of the MAU will be NONE. |
| extremeRateLimitExceededAlarm | This notification indicates the first time a poll of a rate-limited port has a non-zero counter. |
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